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Mikroaggressionen in der deutschen Sprache: Eine grammatische und lexikalische Analyse subtiler Diskriminierungsformen und deren Einfluss auf die Inklusivität der Sprache [PDF]
Linguistische Treffen in WrocławThis study investigates the subtle forms of discrimination in the German language, known as microaggressions, which can manifest both grammatically and lexically.
Julia Kaiser
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Women's language: a struggle to overcome inequality
Forma y Función, 2006 This paper attempts to show that the intellectual construct womens language is entirely justified on a political, ideological, and economic basis that stresses the fact that women have historically been victims of overt (and covert) discrimination and
Sergio Bolaños Cuellar
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Lenguaje (no) sexista en la política española: el papel de la ideología y del género discursivo
Moderna SpråkThis paper offers an empirical study on the use of (non-)sexist language in Spanish political discourse. By analyzing both parliamentary speech and Twitter/X posts, the study seeks to determine the extent to which politicians avoid the generic masculine
Marlies Jansegers +2 more
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Czech gender linguistics: Topics, attitudes, perspectives
Slovenščina 2.0: Empirične, aplikativne in interdisciplinarne raziskave, 2020 The aim of the present article is to analyse the existing publications dealing with Czech gender linguistics, and attitudes of their authors. Firstly, the authors of the article present an overview of the development of the discipline, beginning with ...
Vít Kolek, Jana Valdrová
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Zeitschrift für SprachwissenschaftWhile research using behavioural methods has repeatedly shown that generic masculines in German come with a male bias, computational methods only entered this area of research very recently.
Schmitz Dominic
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LanguagesThis study examines how several gender-encoding strategies in Spanish and social factors influence gender perception, reinforcing or mitigating a sexist male bias.
Laura Vela-Plo +2 more
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2016 In many languages, masculine forms (e.g., German Lehrer, ‘teachers, masc.’) have traditionally been used to refer to both women and men, although feminine forms are available, too.
Lisa Kristina Horvath +5 more
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Inclusive definitions of legal concepts in Italian: possibilities, limits and a case study
Linguistik OnlineThe traditional use of the generic masculine in the Italian legal language has been criticised for being sexist. Therefore, the paper examines the possibilities and limitations of drafting inclusive definitions of legal agentives in Italian.
Elena Chiocchetti, Isabella Stanizzi
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Masculinity and fatherhood: General image of a man's identity as a father [PDF]
Kultura, 2015 This paper sets up a general framework for sociological study of the identity of fathers. Having in mind that popular discourses as well as professional circles debate more and more often about the crisis of masculinity which also involves questioning and new forms of male parental practices, the issues of fatherhood have grown especially appealing to ...
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Generation Z: Concept of Masculinity in Courtship Discourse
Psychology and Education: A Multidisciplinary JournalThe concept of masculinity has various meanings based on Filipino thought, which is also associated with the man having his own family, the foundation of society, making it essential to strengthen relationships, especially for parents that starts during courtship.
Papiona, John Mark +3 more
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