aschematic

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First attested in 1933; formed as a- +‎ schematic; equivalent to a supposed Ancient Greek etymon of the form *ἀσχηματικός (askhēmatikos).

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One of my favorite gender theorists is Sandra Bem, who discussed gender schema theory, and the idea of raising gender aschematic children.

feminist blogs 2008
One of my favorite gender theorists is Sandra Bem, who discussed gender schema theory, and the idea of raising gender aschematic children.

feminist blogs 2008
And we need to raise both boys and girls to be gender aschematic.

Reclusive Leftist 2008
In contrast, gender aschematic children are freed from thinking of themselves and others as gendered beings first - gender becomes largely incidental.

Reclusive Leftist 2008
One of my favorite gender theorists is Sandra Bem, who discussed gender schema theory, and the idea of raising gender aschematic children.

Reclusive Leftist 2008