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fpq-13639	Lee, J. Y.	Normative competence, autonomy, and oppression	2022	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8117	339	50	One way to flesh this out might be in terms of the costliness involved for either party when it comes to conforming to or rejecting gendered social norms, which implicates what the agents are able or unable to do in their lives. While Jenkins’s discussion of ontic injustice does not directly reference autonomy, it is clear that it implicates individual agency, given the connection between being a member of a certain social kind and the attendant constraints and enablements that attach to certain social kinds.	cache/fpq-13639.pdf	txt/fpq-13639.txt