Identidad, Adscripción y Justicia: De las identidades materialmente fundamentadas a las identidades nomenclaturales.

This essay deals with one of the hottest debates in contemporary feminism: the dispute between those who advocate the recognition of trans identities through gender self-determination and those who argue that the latter represents a threat to the prevailing legal frameworks. In this text, both conceptions are reconstructed using the tools of analytical metaphysics and gender studies. Thus, a distinction is made between materially grounded identities and self-ascriptive nomenclatural identities. My central aim, beyond offering such a characterization, is to examine which of these conceptions is most compatible with a conception of justice that puts individual liberties at the center. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]