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Date of page creation01:21, 18 November 2025
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In discussions about gender, oftentimes people will describe gender as unknowable or unreal, implying that it is completely outside science or materialism. Some go even further, arguing that gender identity is an innate soul or spirit fully separate from the body (and sometimes even society). This division between an unknowable reality and perceived, material reality in the history of philosophy is called the ideal and the real (or material). Materialists argue that reality is made up of matter that exists separate from our perceptions; vulgar materialism rejects the existence of the ideal. Idealists argue that reality is made up of our perceptions and/or ideas external to our perception which shape reality (e.g. Plato’s ‘realm of ideas’).
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