In this article, I address a highly controversial question of feminist philosophy, namely, the so-
called sex/gender distinction, from a Deweyan perspective. I argue that Dewey's naturalism
provides useful insights for dealing with and solving the problems concerning this particular
type of dualism. My argumentation unfolds in three steps. First, after having briefly
introduced the meanings of the two terms, I outline two different, both unsuccessful
strategies for overcoming the sex/gender distinction, namely, what I call the radical social …