Sex and Character (book): Difference between revisions

===Chapter 1, every person as bisexual===

In the first gender, Otto speaks of sex/gender as a spectrum, with no human being fully male or female, psychologically or biologically.  He says this in a number of different ways.  He speaks of humans as a mixture of platonic ideals of male and female. Later, he speaks of people as a mixture of [[Arrhenoplasm]] and [[Thelyplasm]].