they may refer to the attributes of individuals, such as their genders, races, ages, and personalities. All of these attributes inhere in per sons, or are socially construed as inhering in them: Whether in nately given or bestowed by a cul ture, whether enduring or change able, these attributes are features of individuals. Some characteris tics, on the other hand, cannot be ascribed to individuals, but only to the relations between them. Whereas individual attributes de
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