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Beyond <i>She</i> and <i>He</i>: A Framework for Studying the Cognitive, Psychological and Social Effects of Gender-Neutral Pronouns. [PDF]
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Lingue e Linguaggio, 2008
This article explores the link between the notion of "neuter" gender and default in Dutch, a language that does not make the familiar distinction between masculine and feminine nouns, but opposes non-neuter nouns to neuter nouns. In trying to extend to Dutch the analysis of "neuter" as a default pronoun in Spanish and Catalan (cf.
Roodenburg, J., Hulk, A.
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This article explores the link between the notion of "neuter" gender and default in Dutch, a language that does not make the familiar distinction between masculine and feminine nouns, but opposes non-neuter nouns to neuter nouns. In trying to extend to Dutch the analysis of "neuter" as a default pronoun in Spanish and Catalan (cf.
Roodenburg, J., Hulk, A.
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2006
The term 'gender' requires discussion, since linguistic traditions differ here. This requires us to confront the analytical issue of determining the number of genders in a given language. The central concern of this article will be gender assignment-that is, the way in which the native speaker allots nouns to genders.
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The term 'gender' requires discussion, since linguistic traditions differ here. This requires us to confront the analytical issue of determining the number of genders in a given language. The central concern of this article will be gender assignment-that is, the way in which the native speaker allots nouns to genders.
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Assigning Grammatical Gender During Word Production
Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2006The present study was designed to examine the processes by which grammatical gender is assigned during word production. French words varied in strength of sublexical cues, based on whether the word ending was typical for one gender rather than neutral about gender, and lexical cues, derived from the associated definite article being uninformative about
Virginia M, Holmes, Juan, Segui
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The Neuropsychology of Grammatical Gender: An Introduction
Cortex, 2003Six contributions form the special section that Cortex devoted to the neurospcyhology of grammatical gender processing. First, the evidence on grammatical gender retrieval and production provided by these studies concern both unimpaired and language-impaired speakers (namely, aphasics and Alzheimer patients).
CACCIARI, Cristina, Cubelli R.
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Grammatical gender vs. natural gender in French Williams syndrome
Research in Developmental Disabilities, 2010This article reports grammatical gender attribution scores in French Williams participants (N=28, mean chronological age=15.1) in an experiment similar to the classic one from Karmiloff-Smith (1979) where grammatical gender was pitted against natural gender.
Ibernon, Laure, Boloh, Yves
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Grammatical Gender in Interaction
2015In Grammatical Gender in Interaction: Cultural and Cognitive Aspects Angeliki Alvanoudi explores the relation between grammatical gender in person reference, culture and cognition in Modern Greek conversation. The author investigates the cultural and cognitive aspects of grammatical gender, by drawing on feminist sociolinguistic and non-linguistic ...
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Gender, Grammatical Gender, Language
Bulgarski Ezik i Literatura-Bulgarian Language and LiteratureThe article deals with the question of whether or not there is a feminine language, how we can define it and to what extent it is the result of gender or gender differences. Some specific names and theories are considered, and their functioning is also applied to the language of medicine.
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