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In this episode, Mary and KT discussed Abigail Favale's article "Rethinking Complementarity: From Stereotypes to Icons." Topics include what are sex-predictive traits and the aggregate versus the particular, stereotypes based on the statistical extreme making the average woman/man feel like a misfit, accounting for virtue and acknowledging how men and women experience the world differently.
Other references:
Episode on JPII's Letter to Women
Episode on The Genesis of Gender
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