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Gershuny, H. Lee – 1977
Derived from the Greek "andros" (male) and "gyne" (female), the word "androgyny" etymologically embodies the two sexes reconciled in one. This paper examines the concept of androgyny and points out the advantages of an androgynous language that expands and diversifies the possibilities of human thought and behavior, instead of limiting and…
Descriptors: Androgyny, Futures (of Society), Human Development, Innovation
