The mastery of gender and the deconstruction of the costume as a sign of gender identity. Reflection of a humanist, physical culture educator

Abstract

The gender and queer ideology deconstructs the concept of a human being. The costume that preserves the symbolic truth about human masculinity and femininity, and as a consequence - about gendering towards procreation as the principle of constituting a community of life - is denied (gender) or replaced with a creation symbolizing asexual sexuality (queer). Both forms of genderand queer lose their ability to procreate for two different reasons: gender by being in a homosexual relationship, and queer by being sexually and freely sexually active. They are made similar to their reproductive inability and, consequently, parental unreal. Meanwhile, the law of life presupposes procreation, and thus paternity of a man and motherhood of a woman. Life as life ceases when the condition of parentage cannot be met. In the essay, the source of these statements is the natural law (iusnaturalis), which is a universal premise for judging the deeds of both forms of postmodernity as contradicting the idea of ​​life.