1. Sex refers to a set of variable biological traits, but sex categories can be described as a social construction. What does that mean/how is that so? 2. From an evolutionary perspective, how is language an advantageous adaption to the environment?
1. Sex refers to a set of variable biological traits, but sex categories can be described as a social construction. What does that mean/how is that so? 2. From an evolutionary perspective, how is language an advantageous adaption to the environment? 3. How is health in biomedicine not just a biological measure, but also something that is politically, … Read more