Can Gender be the Starting Point for a Re-foundation of the Social Sciences?

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1. Which for brevity's sake cannot be expounded here. My hypothesis is based on anthropological–psychoanalytical grounds: see M. Vianello and E. Caramazza, Gender Space Power, Free Association Books, 2005.