Aaron Dinkin
@ajdinkin.bsky.social
Sociolinguist in San Diego, but my heart is in Massachusetts.
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![At the start of the chapter, Boberg spends a page justifying his choice to describe the topic as “sex differences” rather than “gender differences” in a way that seems to misunderstand what the term gender refers to. He writes, “[B]iological sex is an independent variable in this study, whereas socially constructed aspects of gender identity [...] are not” (166); however, it seems likely that Boberg classified the actors in his sample as men or women at least as much on the basis of their socially constructed gender presentation (e.g., their names, appearances, clothing styles, pronouns used to refer to them, etc.) as on the basis of “biological” information about their physiology or genetics.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:mwz4esmprijjgv4v4ufm7yin/bafkreidxjvffhym5fbkss6bie3ekrldvis6apguewvpba5v45klzcdk2lm@jpeg)