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Language Planning and Sexual Equality: Guidelines for Non-Sexist Usage
1985Over the past decade, a number of publishers and professional associations in the United States have adopted editorial policies or endorsed guidelines for non-sexist usage. The appearance of these guidelines can be directly attributed to the renewed vigor of the Women’s Movement in the early 1970s.
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2022
Current and past research confirms the existence of a gender gap that prevents women from earning the same salaries as men, having equal access to typically male sectors, and climbing the professional ladder to the highest positions of management. The separation of the sexes often starts at home or at school, with girls being led to choices of gender ...
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Current and past research confirms the existence of a gender gap that prevents women from earning the same salaries as men, having equal access to typically male sectors, and climbing the professional ladder to the highest positions of management. The separation of the sexes often starts at home or at school, with girls being led to choices of gender ...
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Non-Sexist Language in CORGA: Description of the Variants Used and Further Reflection
2019Masculine markers have been traditionally used to refer to males and females collectively. However, over the past few decades a growing sector of the population has been claiming that masculine markers cannot be regarded as neutral, given that these do not include gender identities other than masculine.
Caíña Hurtado, María +2 more
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Can legal language be gender-neutral? Some thoughts on (non)-sexist language in English and Spanish
2008In legal documents at International, European, and National levels one notes a constant preoccupation with politically correct language as far as the discrimination of women is concerned. An example of such a concern is the European Constitution, Article II-83.
PANO ALAMAN, ANA, TURCI, MONICA
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Reasons for the absence of proposals for non-sexist language in Chinese
2014En este artículo se reflexiona cuáles son las razones por las que en la lengua china no hay tantas propuestas para un lenguaje no sexista como en la lengua española. El análisis se basa en la revisión de los estados de estudios sobre el sexismo lingüístico en ambos idiomas.
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Using non-sexist language: a form of collective action?
The main goal of this research is to test whether a collective action model better predicts non-sexist language use than the planned behavior model. Research shows that the generic use of masculine forms in language reinforces gender inequalities by shaping biased mental representations.Girerd, Lola +6 more
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2021
On March 6, 2020, Congress of Deputies and Senate´s Bureaus, in a joint meeting, approved the first Equality Plan of the Spanish Parliament. Structured in eight axes, the last one "is aimed at facilitating the use of non-sexist language in communication and in documents that are produced in both Houses".
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On March 6, 2020, Congress of Deputies and Senate´s Bureaus, in a joint meeting, approved the first Equality Plan of the Spanish Parliament. Structured in eight axes, the last one "is aimed at facilitating the use of non-sexist language in communication and in documents that are produced in both Houses".
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We’ve Come a Long Way, Guys! Rhetorics of Resistance to the Feminist Critique of Sexist Language
Gender and Society, 2021Martha Copp, Sherryl Kleinman
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Proposed guidelines for Non Sexist Language Policy for The Australian Journal of Family Therapy*
Australian Journal of Family Therapy, 1984Jane Chapman +4 more
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