Chapters in this book
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Chapter La prospettiva della lingua giuridica
(2023)
The norms and uses of gender language are not mere practical rules, but imply a radical (even revolutionary) change in the philosophy of society and of language, and can constitute - if applied in a flexible and reasoned ...
Chapter La prospettiva della lingua giuridica
(2023)
The norms and uses of gender language are not mere practical rules, but imply a radical (even revolutionary) change in the philosophy of society and of language, and can constitute - if applied in a flexible and reasoned ...
Chapter La lingua italiana come strumento di parità di genere nelle Università
(2023)
The paper examines the studies on the relationship between language, sex and gender in Italian academia; the search for non-sexist linguistic strategies for the representation of women and men; the related support of ...
Chapter Introduzione
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In introducing the first session, the A. stresses that gender issues are now central to our country’s cultural, political, and social-economic agenda, and how the promotion of inclusive language is important for the social ...
Chapter L’Accademia della Crusca e il linguaggio di genere
(2023)
The article takes stock of the interventions of the Accademia della Crusca on the theme of gender language, retracing the history of the various problems that have emerged over time, and explains the reasons why schwa and ...
Chapter Lingua di genere, inclusione, lingua pubblica: spunti di riflessione in punta di langue e di parole
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This contribution proposes some general observations on gendered language in a public context. Some specific issues are discussed: 1) language can be neither the only nor the main tool for a truly inclusive society, for ...
Chapter Lingua… di che genere? Riflessioni preliminari e proposte operative per una comunicazione istituzionale universitaria che superi il binarismo di genere
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The main object of this work is the relationship between non-binary people and institutional communication, the laCer being mostly conceived to represent only two genders, masculine and feminine. Starting from the origin ...