The divide over women's rights fundamentally comes down to the question of whether you think women are equally as human as men, or whether you think we're a sub-category of person, designed to serve men's needs and desires, and unworthy of protection from humanity's most awful impulses.
A curious section offered by the magazine is called "Laughable Stories for Children" (兒童笑話ertong xiaohua), which claims to target ages 8-12 and, for lack of a finer classification, is a sub-category of the history and events column.
PiEV are a sub-category of EV that includes only Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV).
Moist snuff is a sub-category of oral smokeless tobacco products (STPs), which is popular in North America, Scandinavia (where it is known as Snus), South Asia (e.g. Bangladesh, Bhutan and India) and parts of Africa (e.g. Algeria, Sudan and Nigeria) [1, 2].
Adventure travel is a sub-category of leisure travel and can be further broken down into hard and soft adventure travel.
Life threatening conditions is a sub-category of severity and is often a key concern in public debate about priority setting decisions.
The uncoupling protein (UCP) family is a sub-category of mitochondrial anion-carrier proteins super-family and can be found in both animal and plant species [ 1].
It is important to note, too, that there is a sub-category within this domain of literature that is made up of work by philosophers who are not primarily identified as philosophers of education, and who might or might not have had much to say directly about education, but whose philosophical work has been drawn upon by others and applied very fruitfully to educational issues.
Are you your own thing or are you a sub-category of what Facebook is doing?
There is also a sub-category of inverted wingers who aren't really wingers at all, but forwards who happen to play wide, looking to work the diagonal inside the full-back.
