Literature and culture scholar John Phillips plainly defines sex as a construct rooted in anatomical differences, specifically in the nature of the reproductive organs in his publication Transgender On Screen, an inescapably physical (somatic) dimension that extends throughout the both mind and body.[2] Phillips novel is very thorough, as is his other research on French literature, as he makes a point to highlight intersexuality or hermaphrodites, as Phillips refers to them in his definition.2 Intersexuality, where an individual has both sets of genital organs, is extremely rare in varying aspects, and like other minorities, it is often forcibly assimilated to the dominant culture
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