Reprezentacje poglądów na temat płci i tożsamości płciowej
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https://doi.org/10.12775/ED.2024.2025.012Mots-clés
dziecko, płeć, rozwój biologiczny, stereotypy, wychowanieRésumé
Uwarunkowania kulturowe powodują, że potrzeba odwagi, aby dyskutować o społecznych perspektywach postrzegania ciał nietypowych pod względem płci. Podejście do różnic pochodzi z subiektywnych przestrzeni, które często upraszczają i bagatelizują rzeczywistość, a na które najbardziej narażone są osoby niepotrafiące selekcjonować wiadomości. Istotne są ramy etyczne otaczające różnorodne przekazy, kwestie dobra publicznego oraz znaczenie prawdy i obiektywizmu. Dlatego należy eliminować błędne, szkodzące wychowaniu młodych ludzi ideologie dotyczące płci i tożsamości płciowej. Celem artykułu jest scharakteryzowanie kluczowych aspektów tych zagadnień.
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