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The Trans Delusion: A Philosophical Nail In Its Coffin
The Trans Delusion: A Philosophical Nail In Its Coffin
Authored by Chris Milton via The Daily Sceptic
The arguments in philosopher Thomas Nagel’s seminal 1974 essay ‘What is it Like to be Bat?‘ can help us answer the question of whether a human born with XY chromosomes and a male body can be, can become or can know what it’s like to be a woman, or can know what inhabiting the world is like for a woman. Nagel - who randomly chose bats from the list of mammals - began from the premise that if an...
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