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Attitudes Toward Gender-Neutral Spanish: Acceptability and Adoptability
Frontiers in Sociology, 2021 This article presents the results of a survey conducted in January 2020 about attitudes toward gender-neutral language in Argentina. The survey was delivered mainly through social networks to 4,205 participants, and its results help understand the ...
Juan Eduardo Bonnin +1 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2015 The implementation of gender fair language is often associated with negative reactions and hostile attack on people who propose a change. This was also the case in Sweden in 2012 when a third gender-neutral pronoun hen was proposed as an addition to the ...
Marie eGustafsson Sendén +2 more
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Neutral is not fair enough: testing the efficiency of different language gender-fair strategies
Frontiers in Psychology, 2023 In many languages with grammatical gender, the use of masculine forms as a generic reference has been associated with a bias favoring masculine-specific representations.
Elsa Spinelli +2 more
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Gender Neutral Language in (Greater) Buenos Aires, (Greater) La Plata, and Córdoba: An Analysis of Social Context Information Using Textual and Temporal Features [PDF]
Frontiers in Sociology, 2022 Olga Kellert
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The Dyke, 2022 Language plays an important role in shaping, and directing behaviour. Feminists argue that the use of gendered language has consequences for relations, and relative status of male and female learners in the education system because it is used to ...
Richard Nyika +1 more
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Gender-neutral Language in EU Secondary Legislation
Iperstoria, 2023 English does not have a grammatical gender, thus having an “intrinsic predisposition towards gender-neutral forms” (Poddighe 2020, 3). Most personal nouns do not indicate a specific gender, as in the case of person or engineer.
Ornella Guarino
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Zur Pragmatik des Genderns. Das Partizip I in Text und Situation [PDF]
Linguistische Treffen in Wrocław, 2023 ‘Participle I’ often displaces masculine nomina agentis, especially because it can be used neutrally without indicating gender. A more precise analysis of such substitutions in their contexts makes clear that the grammatically based difference is still ...
Norbert Richard Wolf
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Le turc, une langue sans genre grammatical : la solution pour une langue plus égalitaire ?
Glad!, 2022 Two strategies coexist today to try to make the French language more egalitarian in terms of gender: fighting against the predominance of the masculine in the language and therefore in our representations can be achieved either by multiplying gender ...
Eléonore de Beaumont
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Linguistic means of reflecting gender-related changes in modern society (exemplified by English-language newspapers advertisements) [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2023 Language means play a crucial role in the shaping stereotypes within cultural groups. The present study addresses the issues of gender neutralization in English-language advertising and newspaper texts. The paper investigates linguistic means involved in
Monakhova Elena +2 more
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Zeitschrift für Wortbildung, 2022 So-called gender-neutral nouns like Freund*innen, Redakteur_in or AutorInnen are suspected to not fit into the linguistic system. This paper argues that if these forms are pronounced with a glottal stop (e.g.
Lena Völkening
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