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Regardless of the position readers may or may not have about gender, its application to a sixteenth-century physician is totally anachronistic. Emphatically, Huarte does not consider gender independently from sex, he is an organicist. So the argument is not only anachronistic per se, it is out of context here. What's more, it seems to be a politically motivated anachronism, whereas Wikipedia assumes good faith in both editors and readers. As a consequence of this, I have removed the section entirely. --86.6.148.125 (talk) 13:24, 16 March 2021 (UTC)Reply