The use of politically correct language
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The use of politically correct language
- 1. The Use of Politically Correct Language and Common Problems in Intercultural Communication Presented by: Ria Carla C. Baluyut Maica P. Castro
- 3. VLIZDEICI
- 4. CIVILIZED
- 7. QTSSRTEAU
- 8. SQUATTERS
- 13. GTMSMDOIA
- 14. DOGMATISM
- 15. ANFTAMSI
- 16. FANATISM
- 17. TONIERCENAL
- 18. INTOLERANCE
- 19. GBTYROI
- 20. BIGOTRY
- 21. CMARIS
- 22. RACISM
- 23. Ria Carla C. Baluyut THE USE OF POLITICALLY CORRECT LANGUANGE
- 24. The Use of Politically Correct Language • is a civilized and culture sensitive form of expression using a language. • is used to described the avoidance of language and actions that are seen as excluding or insulting groups of people.
- 25. HOW TO AVOID PROBLEMS IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION: • Listen without judging. • Ask what the other party understands, and confirm meaning or intention. • Give suggestions politely. • Respect differences in beliefs. • Avoid divisive issues issues on polite ocassions, such as religion, politics and contoversies.
- 27. COMMON PROBLEMS IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION • BIGOT -is a person who holds opinoins and prejudices against a racial, ethnic, or religious group, and/or treats the members of such groups with hatred and intolerance.
- 28. • FANATIC - is a person who sees no wrong on a group, a person, or a principle, despite proofs or evident falsity of his perceptions. • DOGMATIST -is a person who belives that his beliefs or held opinions or doctrines, are unbendable, infallible.
- 29. • RACIST - believes his nationality, race, or ethnic group is superior over other groups.
- 30. • KEY POINT Politically correct language is believed to be a civilized and sensitive from of expression in the use of terms that avoid offensive connotations prejudicial to the reputation of any social sector.