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Articulating Intersex: A Crisis at the Intersection of Scientific Facts and Social Ideals

Part of the Philosophy and Medicine Book Series (volume 131)

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-21898-0

ISBN: 978-3-030-21897-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Sep 27, 2019

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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Introduction

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 1 –6

[Through reference to empirical experience this chapter briefly outlines the primary concern of this book, the difficulty clinicians face in disclosing a diagnosis of atypical sex. It provides an exploration of terminology and explains why the term ‘atypical sex’ is used in place of other more...
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Historical Overview

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 7 –17

[This Chapter contextualises atypical sex (intersex, disorder of sex development) within Western society through presenting a broad historical account of atypical sex treatment within biomedical science and how this treatment has led to the emergence of the intersex patient advocacy movement. It...
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Normative Interventions and Inclusive Practices

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 19 –34

[Drawing on the work of philosopher and ethicist Eva Feder Kittay (Thoughts on the desire for normality. In: Parens E (ed) Surgically shaping children: technology, ethics, and the pursuit of normality. The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, pp 90–110, 2006), This chapter explores...
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Contested Realities

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 35 –53

[This Chapter explores the empirical finding of this work and introduces the concept of disinterpellation and mutual mistranslation. Disinterpellation refers to what has been described as the ‘devastating’ psychosocial consequences of disclosing diagnostic information that contests a patient’s...
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Dynamic Coherentism

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 55 –84

[The previous chapter introduced two concepts, disinterpellation and mutual mistranslation which emerge at the intersection of two incompatible interpretations of reality: social and natural science. The former refers to the subjective incoherence that can emerge when diagnostic information...
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Disinterpellation and Essential Kinds

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 85 –114

[Disinterpellation emerges at the moment of diagnostic disclosure when a patient’s dualistic understanding of sex is intersected by scientific fact that sex is variant and this variance is inscribed onto his/her body disturbing the social coherence of the patient’s identity. This discordance is...
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Disinterpellation and Naturalism

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 115 –140

[Disinterpellation emerges at the moment of diagnostic disclosure when a patient’s dualistic understanding of sex is intersected by the scientific fact that sex is variant and this variance is inscribed onto his/her body disturbing the subjective coherence of the patient’s identity. This...
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Disinterpellation and Emergentism

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 141 –180

[Disinterpellation emerges at the moment of diagnostic disclosure when a patient’s dualistic understanding of sex is intersected by the scientific fact that sex is variant and this variance is inscribed onto his/her body disturbing the subjective coherence of the patient’s identity. This...
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Conclusion

Delimata, Natalie

Pages: 181 –186

[This concluding chapter briefly outlines the aims and objectives of the book. It explains disinterpellation, which emerges when a patient is diagnosed with sex characteristics that contest their gender identity resulting in feelings of subjective incoherence. This incoherence is described as a...

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