Скачать или смотреть 105. Ray Briggs | What Even Is Gender?

Ray Briggs is professor of philosophy at Stanford University, and their work has focused on a range of topics, including chance and decision theory, epistemology, ethics, and gender. This interview was recorded with audio only.

Check out their recent book with B. R. George, "What Even is Gender?"!
https://www.routledge.com/p/book/9780...

My links: https://link.space/@Friction.

00:00 - Introduction
00:44 - Target audience
02:23 - Descriptive vs. prescriptive
06:23 - History and cross-cultural comparison
12:48 - Idealizing gender
15:00 - Gender as a single thing?
19:07 - Gender traits and feels
26:30 - Gender identity
31:34 - Vagueness of gender language
33:17 - Developing categories
35:55 - Second-order gender feels
38:26 - Gender norms
41:24 - Feels and norms
43:14 - Abolitionism
53:53 - Semantic trade-offs
56:15 - Another case for abolitionism
59:45 - Too many categories?
1:03:39 - Self-determination
1:05:14 - Circular?
1:10:22 - Reductive definitions
1:11:35 - Uninformative account?
1:16:11 - My general descriptive view
1:24:38 - Term haggling
1:26:02 - How this might help trans people
1:27:24 - Value of philosophy
1:29:44 - Conclusion