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Ontario Women's Directorate, Toronto. – 1993
Language can both reflect and shape the way people are treated in today's society. It can be used to open doors when it is gender inclusive, or to create barriers when it is not. The goal of this booklet is to encourage gender-inclusive language. Bias-free language is effective language. A number of studies demonstrate that an audience is more…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Language Attitudes, Language Patterns, Language Usage
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Hawes, Thomas; Thomas, Sarah – Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, 1995
Examines techniques of sexist role reinforcement in British and Malaysian newspapers. Features in the British press include modification, relexicalization, reductive language, puns, alliteration, and the classification of women as pin-up commodities or annexes of males. The less explicit sexist language in the Malaysian press shows an even greater…
Descriptors: Figurative Language, Foreign Countries, Language Patterns, News Media