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Lquilter: /* List of examples */

2012-04-20T19:18:11Z

List of examples

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	* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]], "[[Turning]]"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.		* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]], "[[Turning]]"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.
	* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)		* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)
			* [[Sarah Monette]], "No Man's Land" (wartime; male soldier wakes up in enemy female soldier's body, with his own body dead; scarring from rape)
	* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]], ''[[The Years of Rice and Salt]]'' (2002) (reincarnation across multiple genders; some demonstration of sexism in society, but the characters' spiritual essence appears to be genderless)		* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]], ''[[The Years of Rice and Salt]]'' (2002) (reincarnation across multiple genders; some demonstration of sexism in society, but the characters' spiritual essence appears to be genderless)
	* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)		* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)

Lquilter: category:Themes and tropes by name

2010-06-07T17:50:34Z

category:Themes and tropes by name

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	[[Category:Body themes]]		[[Category:Body themes]]
	[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]]		[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]]


			[[category:Themes and tropes by name]]

JLeland: /* List of examples */ oops

2009-05-31T03:00:13Z

List of examples: oops

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	* ''[[Freaky Friday]]''		* ''[[Freaky Friday]]''
	* "The Boone Identity" in ''[[The Dresden Files]]''		* "The Boone Identity" in ''[[The Dresden Files]]''
	* "Out of ~~Our~~ Minds" in ''[[Farscape]]''		* "Out of Their Minds" in ''[[Farscape]]''

	==See also==		==See also==

JLeland: /* List of examples */ another one

2009-05-31T02:57:46Z

List of examples: another one

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	* ''[[Freaky Friday]]''		* ''[[Freaky Friday]]''
	* "The Boone Identity" in ''[[The Dresden Files]]''		* "The Boone Identity" in ''[[The Dresden Files]]''
			* "Out of Our Minds" in ''[[Farscape]]''

	==See also==		==See also==

Lquilter: boone id

2009-05-31T01:23:07Z

boone id

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	* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)		* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)
	* ''[[Freaky Friday]]''		* ''[[Freaky Friday]]''
			* "The Boone Identity" in ''[[The Dresden Files]]''

	==See also==		==See also==

Lquilter: /* See also */ sex change

2008-05-13T19:30:46Z

Lquilter: moving sex changes

2008-05-13T19:29:13Z

moving sex changes

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	==List of examples==		==List of examples==
	* [[Lois McMaster Bujold]]'s ''[[A Civil Campaign]]'' ([[1999]]) (a minor female character undergoes a sex change in order to get around [[primogeniture]])
	* [[Angela Carter]]'s ''[[The Passion of New Eve]]''
	* [[Samuel R. Delany]]'s ''[[Triton]]'' (among other references, a male character grows functional breasts to nurse a child)
	* "[[Switch]]", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)		* "[[Switch]]", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)
	* [[Lynn Flewelling]], [[The Bone Doll's Twin]] and [[Hidden Warrior]]
	* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]], "[[Turning]]"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.		* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]], "[[Turning]]"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.
	* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)		* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)
	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]], ''[[The Left Hand of Darkness]]'' (classic gender-exploration novel; the world is peopled with hermaphrodites who phase in and out of male or female genders ("[[kemmer]]"); in a later short story, Le Guin explored the differences in sexual experiences across the genders on this planet)
	* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]], ''[[The Years of Rice and Salt]]'' (2002) (reincarnation across multiple genders; some demonstration of sexism in society, but the characters' spiritual essence appears to be genderless)		* [[Kim Stanley Robinson]], ''[[The Years of Rice and Salt]]'' (2002) (reincarnation across multiple genders; some demonstration of sexism in society, but the characters' spiritual essence appears to be genderless)
	* [[Geoff Ryman]], ''[[The Warrior Who Carried Life]]'' (magical transformation of female to male body)
	* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)		* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)
	* ~~[[Virginia Woolf]],~~ ''[[~~Orlando~~]]'' ~~([[1928]]) (and see [[Sally Potter]]'s film adaptation, ([[1993]]))~~		* ''[[Freaky Friday]]''


	==See also==		==See also==
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	* [[Choosing gender]]		* [[Choosing gender]]
	* [[Multiple persons in one body]]		* [[Multiple persons in one body]]
			* [[Characters changing sex]]
			* [[Sex-changing species]]

	[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]		[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]
	[[Category:Body themes]]		[[Category:Body themes]]
	[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]]		[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]]

Lquilter: /* List of examples */ gilman

2008-05-13T19:26:35Z

List of examples: gilman

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	* "[[Switch]]", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)		* "[[Switch]]", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)
	* [[Lynn Flewelling]], [[The Bone Doll's Twin]] and [[Hidden Warrior]]		* [[Lynn Flewelling]], [[The Bone Doll's Twin]] and [[Hidden Warrior]]
	* [[Charlotte Perkins ~~Gilmore~~]], "[[Turning]]"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.		* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilman]], "[[Turning]]"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.
	* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)		* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)
	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]], ''[[The Left Hand of Darkness]]'' (classic gender-exploration novel; the world is peopled with hermaphrodites who phase in and out of male or female genders ("[[kemmer]]"); in a later short story, Le Guin explored the differences in sexual experiences across the genders on this planet)		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]], ''[[The Left Hand of Darkness]]'' (classic gender-exploration novel; the world is peopled with hermaphrodites who phase in and out of male or female genders ("[[kemmer]]"); in a later short story, Le Guin explored the differences in sexual experiences across the genders on this planet)

Lquilter: /* List of examples */ link

2008-05-13T19:22:03Z

List of examples: link

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	* "[[Switch]]", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)		* "[[Switch]]", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)
	* [[Lynn Flewelling]], [[The Bone Doll's Twin]] and [[Hidden Warrior]]		* [[Lynn Flewelling]], [[The Bone Doll's Twin]] and [[Hidden Warrior]]
			* [[Charlotte Perkins Gilmore]], "[[Turning]]"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.
	* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)		* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)
	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]], ''[[The Left Hand of Darkness]]'' (classic gender-exploration novel; the world is peopled with hermaphrodites who phase in and out of male or female genders ("[[kemmer]]"); in a later short story, Le Guin explored the differences in sexual experiences across the genders on this planet)		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]], ''[[The Left Hand of Darkness]]'' (classic gender-exploration novel; the world is peopled with hermaphrodites who phase in and out of male or female genders ("[[kemmer]]"); in a later short story, Le Guin explored the differences in sexual experiences across the genders on this planet)
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	* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)		* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)
	* [[Virginia Woolf]], ''[[Orlando]]'' ([[1928]]) (and see [[Sally Potter]]'s film adaptation, ([[1993]]))		* [[Virginia Woolf]], ''[[Orlando]]'' ([[1928]]) (and see [[Sally Potter]]'s film adaptation, ([[1993]]))
	* Charlotte Perkins Gilmore, "Turning"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.

	==See also==		==See also==

Lquilter: /* List of examples */ link

2008-05-13T19:21:31Z

List of examples: link

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	* [[Angela Carter]]'s ''[[The Passion of New Eve]]''		* [[Angela Carter]]'s ''[[The Passion of New Eve]]''
	* [[Samuel R. Delany]]'s ''[[Triton]]'' (among other references, a male character grows functional breasts to nurse a child)		* [[Samuel R. Delany]]'s ''[[Triton]]'' (among other references, a male character grows functional breasts to nurse a child)
	* "Switch", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)		* "[[Switch]]", by Blake Edwards (a man is "punished" for his sexist ways when he dies by coming back as a woman; he redeems his evil ways by dying in childbirth)
	* [[Lynn Flewelling]], [[The Bone Doll's Twin]] and [[Hidden Warrior]]		* [[Lynn Flewelling]], [[The Bone Doll's Twin]] and [[Hidden Warrior]]
	* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)		* [[Robert A. Heinlein]], ''[[I Will Fear No Evil]]'' (man's brain in woman's body)
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	* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)		* [[Thorne Smith]], ''[[Turnabout]]'' ([[1931]]) (an early instance of body swapping in literature; probably the thematic inspiration for mostly non-sexual "[[Freaky Friday]]" type body swapping films)
	* [[Virginia Woolf]], ''[[Orlando]]'' ([[1928]]) (and see [[Sally Potter]]'s film adaptation, ([[1993]]))		* [[Virginia Woolf]], ''[[Orlando]]'' ([[1928]]) (and see [[Sally Potter]]'s film adaptation, ([[1993]]))
	* Charlotte Perkins Gilmore, "Turning"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.		* Charlotte Perkins Gilmore, "Turning"; short story about a wife magically transferred into her husband's body, experiencing the freedom of male dress and petty sexisms.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Gendered "Otherness" Experiences in the Body]]		* [[Gendered "Otherness" Experiences in the Body]]
	* [[~~Choosing gender~~]]		** [[Multiple persons in one body]]
	* [[~~Multiple persons in one body~~]]		** [[Choosing gender]]
	* [[Characters changing sex]]		*** [[Characters changing sex]]
	* [[Sex-changing species]]		*** [[Sex-changing species]]


	[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]		[[Category:Gender and sex themes]]
	[[Category:Body themes]]		[[Category:Body themes]]
	[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]]		[[Category:Psychology and mind themes]]