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Language can perpetuate and reproduce sexism and gender discrimination through gender stereotypes. The notion of sexist language is a relatively recent concept that was elaborated within feminist movements in recent decades. Language reflects gender stereotypes that associate women with warmth and men with competence, which is reproduced in everyday lexical choices.
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- 1. Language and Sexism The notion of sexist language or sexism in language, is as far as I know, relatively recent. It appears to have been elaborated within the feminist movement in the last few decades.
- 2. Language is one of the most powerful means through which sexism and gender discrimination are perpetrated and reproduced. The content of gender stereotypes, according to which women should display communal warmth traits and men should display competence traits, is reflected in the lexical choices of everyday communication.