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Proposed outline
Cultural conceptualizations and identities
 * Two-Spirit/"Berdache" (North America)
 * Bacchá (Central Asia)
 * Bakla (Philippines)
 * Transgender in China
 * Eunuch
 * Evening people (India)
 * Fakaleiti (Tonga)
 * Fa'afafine (Polynesia)
 * Galli (ancient Rome)
 * Hijra
 * Transsexuality in Iran
 * Kathoey (Thailand)
 * Köçek (Ottoman Empire)
 * Meti (Nepal)
 * Maknyah (Malaysia)
 * Mukhannathun (Islam)
 * Muxe (indigenous Mexico/Central America)
 * Transgender people in Singapore
 * Sworn virgin (Balkan)
 * Takatāpui (Maori)
 * Waria (Indonesia)
 * Winkte (Lakota, North America)
 * Khanith (Arabia)
 * Demonic possession
 * Transgender in film and television
 * Third gender (Fourth Gender, Fifth gender, Multi-gender)
 * Cross-dressing
 * Transsexual
 * Genderqueer

Medicalized conceptualizations


 * Psychosexual pathology
 * Psychopathia Sexualis
 * Ray Blanchard/Ken Zucker/Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
 * Courtship disorder theory
 * Blanchard, Bailey, and Lawrence theory (Homosexual transsexual/Autogynephilia)
 * Feminine essence theory of transsexuality‎
 * Reparative therapy of trans children
 * Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
 * Paraphilia: Transvestic fetishism/Acrotomophilia/Apotemnophilia
 * Psychopathology
 * Gender Identity Disorder
 * GIDAANT
 * Gender identity disorder in children
 * Pathology
 * Birth defect
 * Intersex (note overlap and conflicts)
 * Harry Benjamin Syndrome and other populist disease movements

Sexualized conceptualizations
 * Shemale
 * Transfan

Feminist conceptualizations
 * Second wave feminism/Cultural feminism: Janice Raymond/Catherine Millot/Gloria Steinem
 * Third wave feminism
 * Transfeminism
 * Gender
 * Gender assignment
 * Gender studies
 * Gender role/Gender schema
 * Gender identity

'Philosophical conceptualizations
 * Social construction
 * Biology of gender
 * Gender taxonomy
 * Sociology of gender
 * Legal aspects of transsexualism
 * Essentialism
 * Biological reductionism
 * Sexual dimorphism
 * Heteronormativity