How To Use Androgyne In A Sentence
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Thus that attraction to androgynes is not actually the same as homosexual desire.
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If they stay true to their nature, androgynes cannot reproduce.
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And while we're back on the subject of everybody's favourite shaven-headed warbling arthouse androgyne, perhaps I should blog the following exchange from yesterday evening.
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First, and in keeping with Plato's Symposium, the hermaphrodite represents the perfect wholeness of the primordial androgyne.
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In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, feminine difference was often absorbed into the utopian figure of the androgyne.
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Thinking of ourselves seriously, not as one of the boys, not as neuters, or androgynes, but as women.
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What this ad seems to be suggesting is that if everything goes right, you too can have your pockets rifled through by a stringy haired androgyne in a psychedelic meadow of nondescript yellow.
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Here, the androgyne, as apparent exception to a society of single-sexed humans, provides a space from which to judge the way sex is produced in the first place, and hence the unnatural origins of a ‘true sex.’
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It is the painter's image of the desirable androgyne, his fantasy.
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But she is nothing if not scrupulous about deflecting personal scrutiny, having long since turned herself into a more or less ageless, stateless androgyne.
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Roles such as the Golden Slave in Scheherazade, the Poet in Les Sylphides, the tragic puppet in Petrouchka, and the airborne androgyne in Le Spectre de la rose were forever marked by the imprint of his personality.
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He's violated the rules of both racial and gender identity by transforming himself into an alabaster androgyne.
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A hetero Chicago hood, to his embarrassment, finds himself falling for this ambivalent androgyne.
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The second discusses how Huysmans and Wilde absorbed these debates and produced emblematic literary examples in three main paradigms of dandy: qua androgyne, qua homosexual, qua hysteric.
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Expecting the idiosyncratic, the bizarre, possibly the androgyne, they were disconcerted when confronted with what
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Both mediator and androgyne, living on the margin of the female collective, Ahmed / Zahra is a complex character whose place in the tale proves to be ambivalent, to say the least.
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This Agdistis, like the androgynes of Plato, was extremely mighty and had strong sexual feelings toward both men and women.
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The other two androgynes were closing in on Jess from behind.
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This Caeneus was considered to be an androgyne, both man and woman, like Teiresias.
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With its classic form of an egg or here, of a triangle, its autonomous sexuality, the androgyne is a perfect creature, a continuity of bliss [jouissance] which nothing can interrupt.
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As with his brother's songs, Nels Cline's material often contains an emotional charge, most conspicuous during introspective, acoustic numbers such as dobro / guitar duet "The Nomad's Home," "The Androgyne," and "Prayer Wheel," an older conception that may be Cline's most melodically accessible appearance, suggestive of Ralph Towner's ECM releases.
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These human representatives of the primal animal androgynes become highly revered and powerful.
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But Musa gently declines this interpretation; to her, Viola is less a complex androgyne, more an innocent, maligned woman who grapples with her unrequited love for Duke Orsino, and mourns her presumed-dead twin brother, Sebastian.
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`He styles himself as an anaemic androgyne ,' I went on, `being very thin and pale for an English person as you know.
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It is pretty rare for an androgyne actually to * be * hermaphroditic - that is, balanced perfectly between male and female.
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He's violated the rules of both racial and gender identity by transforming himself into an alabaster androgyne.
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I'm considered an intersex person, and I see myself as an androgyne which is neither male nor female but a complex mixture of all.
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I identify as an androgyne, by the way, in case anyone feels that's relevant to deciding how to take this response.