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Перевод: androgynous

[прилагательное]
двуполый; гермафродитный; соединяющий в себе противоположные св`ойства; женоподобный

Тезаурус:

1. Both the androgynous evasion of sexual difference, and the psychoanalytic insistence on it, disavow the homoerotic knowledge of its other side (s ) and the perverse dynamic which so radically implicates masculine and feminine not only within each other but, much more disturbingly, with what each excludes.
2. This lean, sporty, androgynous image is as limiting and as difficult to achieve as more conventional beauty ideals.
3. Consequently, I decided I would be an androgynous sort of person and I found old esoteric idea about being a whole person in the alchemical or shamanic sense, a female-male composite, increasingly attractive.
4. Put bluntly, to be identified positively, homosexuality usually has to be dissolved into the androgynous.
5. They were punished together by the priest in black in the crypt of the French Catholic church in Leicester Square, its sombreness relieved only by Jean Cocteau's androgynous wall-paintings; they were allowed no flowers and no music.
6. Trousers' triumphant re-emergence ushers in a new type of androgynous sexiness, a quirky mix of the severe and the sensual - a lace camisole under a double-breasted trouser suit, or a glimpse of fishnet under a trouser cuff.
7. Nathan had been intrigued by the exotic and androgynous Zambia the day before, and was thankful hir sense of humour outweighed hir outrage at Nathan's ham fisted remarks.
8. so that she desired herself alone in order to become androgynous.
9. In this case Kaja Silverman has usefully remarked the importance, for Jacques Lacan's version of this argument, of Aristophanes' conception of the person as an original androgynous whole (in Plato's Symposium ).
10. With "If I Was Your Girlfriend" he created another identity for himself ("Camille") by subjecting his vocal to studio wizardry that tweaked it up to an androgynous 55 rpm.
11. But as this noble institution has only ever rewarded women writers for being ladylike - Oldie pin-ups, maybe - or for assuming the pompous, androgynous mantle of - God help us - George Eliot, her exclusion can be read as a back-handed compliment.
12. Like the more accessible Senegalese acts like Xalam or Super Diamono, Ifang Bondi combine the strength of their own culture with the best of the rest, interpreted by a stunningly androgynous dancer.
13. The idea remains alive today, of course; I have already referred to Kaja Silverman's observation that the notion of sexual identity as an original androgynous whole, similar to that projected by Aristophanes, is central to the psychoanalytic theories of Jacques Lacan.