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>with other species there is no notion of a “social construct” That's only coming from our limited human perspectives. We can't communicate with another specie
by netizen-936824 5y ago
>with other species there is no notion of a “social construct”
That's only coming from our limited human perspectives. We can't communicate with another species at this point in time. We can't ask them about nuance in their social structures. We also can't assume that it doesn't exist because it's hard to observe.
- hitpointdrew 5y agoNothing you said refutes the fact that biological sex classification is 1) useful 2) has and continues to use the terms “male” and “female” for all species 3) such classification are scientific descriptions, not social constructs at all. Are there traditional gender roles that are social constructs? Sure. Is gender itself a social construct, not even remotely. Reproduction is quite well documented and known, it isn’t some abstract thing that society made up.
- netizen-936824 5y agoI'm sorry I don't quite follow. Which part of my comment are you replying to?