Question 4
How are norms formed?
Article outline
- A.Introduction
- B.Econs
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- C.Masculine Humans (MHs)
- D.Feminine Humans (FHs)
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- Counterfactual affect
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- System 1 and System 2
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- Normalizing bad soup winces
- Usage
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- Something cement (Humans more generally)
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- E.Queer Humans (QHs)
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- The complexity of Queer norm-formation
- Another QH-leaning translation strategy borrowed from Fran
Ross’s Oreo (etymological translation)
- F.Icosis
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- G.Conclusion
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