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Who gets to Decide? 95 An Unusual Way of Addressing Sex/Gender 113 The Sex of Knowledge: Sexuated and Gendered Anatomy 123 Determining Sex/Gender: Genes and DNA Precisely Do Not Predict the Development of a Genital Tract... 137 Cuba: A Revolution of Sexualities, Sexes/Genders and Bodies 155 Trans-Children: Between Normative Power and Self-Determination 167 Hormone Treatment of Transsexual Adolescents 189 Genetic or Biological Trans Parenthood: Dream or Reality? 197 Intersex/Gender-Related Constitutiveness: Specific Realities, Specific Norms 209 Intersex: Medical Measures on the Test Bed 229 Intersex and Human Rights 245 Medical Resistance to Criticism of Intersex Activists: Operations on the Frontline of Credibility 257 The Parent-Child Attachment and its Influence on Children Developing beyond the Binary Sex/Gender Norm 273 Transmitting Gender Competence in Biology Teacher Training 285 Prisoners of Lexicon: Cultural Cisgenderism and Transgender Children 297 Educational Activities: From Binary to Gender-Plural Approaches 313 Transidentity and Puberty 339 Optimism, Happiness and other Cruelties from a Conference on Sex/Gender Norms 351 Authors 365 330 $aGender- and sex-related norms have an impact on us from the first to the last day of our lives. 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