Titlebook: Investigations into the Trans Self and Moore‘s Paradox; Linda A. W. Brakel Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Four Classical Philosophical Views of menon, the . views of Descartes, Hume, Kant, and Freud are reviewed. Each account is evaluated both for strengths and problems, with implications for the philosophical . questions of central importance brought to light by the Trans phenomenon.

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Four Classical Philosophical Views of menon, the . views of Descartes, Hume, Kant, and Freud are reviewed. Each account is evaluated both for strengths and problems, with implications for the philosophical . questions of central importance brought to light by the Trans phenomenon.

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Modern Philosophical Views of ; and (2) the . that one is concerned with when one is concerned with one’s survival. Under each of these two categories there are a few views that feature evolutionary considerations—Agency views, for example, and an account owing to S. Buss highlighting the . with respect to constraints of minimal

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A Proper-Function Account of Gender and Trans-Gender: A Bridge From Philosophical Views to Biologicaher’s work which argues for non-marginal status for Trans-women as Women, and Trans-men as Men—provide support for the original proper-function account of gender, and in particular, Trans-gender derived and developed in this chapter. This account entails a complex argument: It takes its structure fr

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Brain Studies: Trans Persons and Fishres, with different investigations employing different measures. Strengths and weaknesses of the studies are highlighted. Three important issues emerge as the research progresses. Initially there was a search for brain-based etiologies for the Trans phenomenon. The next phase emphasized tracts and n

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