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      Dualismos em duelo Translated title: Dueling dualism

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      Cadernos Pagu
      Núcleo de Estudos de Gênero - Pagu
      Gender, Race, Biology, Body, Gênero, Raça, Biologia, Corpo

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          Os modos europeus e norte-americanos de entender como funciona o mundo dependem em grande parte do uso de dualismos - pares de conceitos, objetos ou sistemas de crenças opostos. Este ensaio enquadra especialmente três deles: sexo/gênero, natureza/criação e real/construído. Embora este texto verse sobre gênero, discuto regularmente o modo como as idéias de raça e gênero surgem a partir de supostos subjacentes sobre a natureza física do corpo. Entender como operam raça e gênero - em conjunto e independentemente - nos ajuda a compreender melhor como o social se torna corporificado.

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          Euro-American ways of understanding how the world works depend heavily on the use of dualisms - pairs of opposing concepts, objects, or belief sytems. This text focuses especially on three of these: sex/gender, nature/nurture, and real/constructed. And although this text focuses on gender, I regularly discuss the ways in which the ideas of both race and gender emerge from underlying assumptions about the body's physical nature. Understanding how race and gender work - together and independently - help us learn more about how the social becomes embodied.

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                Role: ND
                Journal
                s_pagu
                Cadernos Pagu
                Cad. Pagu
                Núcleo de Estudos de Gênero - Pagu (Campinas )
                0104-8333
                2002
                : 0
                : 17-18
                : 9-79
                Affiliations
                [1 ] Brown University United States
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                S0104-83332002000100002
                10.1590/S0104-83332002000100002
                5d23a1a2-030f-47fa-8675-ce7cbf554850

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                Gender,Race,Biology,Body,Gênero,Raça,Biologia,Corpo
                Gender, Race, Biology, Body, Gênero, Raça, Biologia, Corpo

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