| androgyny |
showing characteristics of both sexes
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| androgyny |
Technically referring to the union of both sexes in one individual, this term is often equated with hermaphrodism. Feminist writers and critics, though, use it to refer to the culturally, rather than biologically, determine characteristics. Androgyny is sometimes celebrated as a liberating vision of wholeness through the blurring or break down of false gender categories. See, for example, Angela Carter s novel The Passion of New Eve.
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| androgyny |
androgyny: refers to the individual who has achieved masculine/feminine, yin/yang balance within their psychology.
출처: iamuniversity.org/glossary/cv_glossarylist.php
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| androgyny |
the state or condition of being neither clearly male (or masculine) nor clearly female (or feminine), but somehow both at once. In feminist and queer theoretical writings, the term often denotes a subversive alternative to a rigidly defined system of sex/gender differences.
출처: familypride.uwo.ca/glossary/glossary1.html
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