Sexism in the English Language

During wartime and when we really need to unite and help the disaster area to rebuild the city and the country, some civil rights groups have to "think in a new way" and "create new reality" We will continue to introduce and promote us. Leinman 396). Did you hurt women to claim gender discrimination in English? Am I not thinking? As an American, we hope to research history and not to repeat past mistakes. "Men" have already hurt women, are deprived of certain human rights to accept, are placed in social ladders, but the recent words have not made the same setback.

We analyzed gender discrimination in the definition of gender discrimination language and grammar, form and language semantics, and clarified the main findings of the research. Therefore, it can be judged that English is a gender discrimination language and is closely related to gender discrimination in society. As a result, English is a gender discrimination language that alienates and discriminates women based on gender, creating unfair distinctions between words and genes. Therefore, it is clear that the word of discrimination by English sex is the use of words that encourage the role of men and women with fixed ideas.

Because language is a social phenomenon reflecting social reality, the formation of discrimination by gender in English is a matter of various reasons for religious, physiological, social and psychological factors in the long-term development of linguistic development . Therefore, all of these factors influence the emergence and presence of sex discrimination factors in English. These are displayed in the grammar, format, and meaning of this language. From these evidences it can be said that all these specific forms, syntactic and semantic features of English sexist languages ​​could lead to special behavior and attitudes about women's role in society.

Western linguists have studied various aspects of discrimination by gender in English for decades. Following influential research such as Robin Lakoff (1975) and Miller & Swift (1977), we now identify and classify gender types in linguistic features such as vocabulary, grammar, discourse and even intonation . (Baron, 1986). Recently, scholars have begun to pay attention to sex discrimination in Mandarin and find gender discrimination very similar in Chinese vocabulary, vocabulary, idioms and proverbs too. (Shih, 1984). The most important treatments by gender in Chinese are Yan (2003) and Pan (2004), and his research has had a great influence on the development direction of this paper. Since the mid 1970's, social linguists in China have proposed this theme from several different perspectives. Recent studies also tend to be based on empirical research rather than random observation or introspection.