Public arguments about sex and gender are generally presented as disputes over rights, definitions, medical evidence, institutional policy and personal identity. These matters are important, […]
There are moments in public life when political disputes seem to draw upon a deeper reservoir of images and symbols than the immediate arguments might […]
The recent Beyond Gender podcast discussion with Jasmin Faulk, Stella O’Malley, and Bret Alderman raises an important question about how empathy, and its corollary protection, […]
The recent episode of This Isn’t Working, featuring HR commentator Tanya de Grunwald in conversation with clinical psychologist Jaco van Zyl, circles an issue that […]
This article examines the gender identity controversy through a distinction between ideological and cosmological worldviews. It explains why contemporary debate is dominated by legal and […]
A comparative analysis of recent UK gender debates shows how competing rhetorical frameworks shape public understanding. By contrasting evidence-based safeguarding arguments with identity-led advocacy, and […]
Exploring gender identity through Jung’s depth psychology means moving beyond “contagion” or “mind-virus” metaphors. Sympathetic resonance offers a richer analogy, showing how collective archetypes vibrate […]
William James’s pragmatism offers a vital lens for understanding gender identity beyond rigid categories. Unlike phenomenological or existential approaches that emphasise self-declared essence, James viewed […]
This post examines queerism as more than ideology, framing it as a cultural, psychological, and historical phenomenon. It explores phenomenology’s focus on lived experience, Jung’s […]
This review of the Beyond Gender episode with Kenneth Zucker explores the tension between phenomenological and hermeneutical approaches to gender identity. It shows how phenomenology […]
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