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    Gender is always a relationship, not a preformed category of beings or a possession that one can have. Gender is relation between variously constituted categories of men and women. The body is a point from which to rethink the opposition between the inside and the outside.

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    Gender is always a relationship, not a preformed category of beings or a possession that one can have. Gender is relation between variously constituted categories of men and women. The body is a point from which to rethink the opposition between the inside and the outside.

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    Gender is always a relationship, not a preformed category of beings or a possession that one can have.

    Gender does not pertain more to women than to men. Gender is the relation between variously constituted categories of men and women (and variously arrayed tropes), differentiated by nation, generation, class, lineage, color, and much else. Haraway, Donna. The body is a point from which to rethink the opposition between the inside and the outside, the public and the private, the self and other, and the other binary pairs associated with mind/body opposition. Elizabeth Grosz, 1994

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