But Hughes seems to view even acknowledging the structural differences in gender and identity as mere "genderism" (also not a thing, at least not in the way he's implying).
But, as Greenberg pointed out in his classificatory work, the mere presence of gender points only toward typological similarities between languages.
Did she remember the orphanage where she lived until she was almost 3? Did she dream about the parents who abandoned her, wonder about a world where the mere fact of gender could make a child unwanted?
To investigate whether the male female differences at L1Hs on the X are linked to the inactivation process itself rather than to a mere influence of gender, we analyzed six of the L1Hs loci on the X chromosome in Turners and Klinefelters which have female and male phenotype, respectively, but with reversed number of X chromosomes.
Delbanco knows that some scientists have predicted that in time "neuroscience will define and ensure happiness and … biochemistry will distinguish truth from falsity among what today are mere opinions about sex and gender," but he doubts "it will happen"; even if it does, "none of us will be around … and it's not clear that we would want to be".
In a dissenting opinion, Justice Mary E. Fairhurst argued that the fingerprint analogy was inappropriate, because Mr. Athan's DNA "provided the government with vast amounts of intimate information beyond mere identity" including race, gender, predisposition to disease and, perhaps, forms of conduct.
For Butler, even though the self is the mere effect of repeated gender performances, it is nonetheless real: There are selves, they are socially constructed.
In light of this, Prosser concludes that queer theory's use of transsexuals to undermine gender as mere performance fails to do justice to the importance of narrative and belonging in trans identities.
Milroy pointed out that the painter's reputation as a beauty and muse ― not to mention the mere fact of her gender ― has long overshadowed her talent.
And is it true commitment to gender justice or mere public relations?
