The Value of a Name in The Language of Oppression by Haig Bosmajian

The value of the name of Haig Bosmajian in "repressive language" in Haig Bosmajian's article "The Oppressive Language", he talked about the value of the name. "Accepting a name will be promoted to that person's identity, if there is no name, that person's identity becomes problem." A person is defined by the person's name. Because of his identity there is no name, no one knows who he is. However, that name can also be used as a curse. The language can lead to human inhumanization, and ultimately their extinction.

Boss Madge explains attachment to that person's name with the mirror of Louis Carroll. Alice said in the Looking Glass, "I do not want to lose anything - they will definitely be ugly because they have to give me another thing." After silk, life will change drastically with a different name. Especially if you do not like it in particular. The Bosjajian article also proves the repressive words used by the Nazis in an effort to prove that Jewish 'extinction' is justified. The government reduced the diversity of the Jewish name to only two, and forced the men to name their names and give women different names. In addition, they redefine humans as "parasites" and "diseases". Once the Jews became "pests", they confined themselves in the gas chambers, where they "fumigated" like insects looks like the next logical step in the "final solution" It was.

Culture: Languages ​​generally contribute to repression, language and its markup function builds interactions between social structure and creation of cultural values. Government records classify people who are neither white nor male. Because white people are not ethnic but normal, and white people often believe "to leave" words. Structure: In 2006, Aldridge stated that the British immigration policy is directly proportional to the structural use of power to regulate religion and ethnic diversity. Aldridge sees religion as a source of culture where individuals and groups utilize identity, motivation, mobilization and justification; therefore it is confusing and unpredictable with the ability to increase social cohesion and social conflict It is a possible resource. . These effects on British immigration policies have been criticized as obscuring the obvious hegemonic dichotomy

Identity politics believes that our established values, customs and history do not represent Australians' different ethnic, cultural, and gender identities. Suppression is regarded as a concept and language-specific function used in mainstream culture. The basic principle of liberal democracy that reflects only the interests of freedom, the rule of law, the portrait of the country, even the women, the ethnic minorities, the culture of minority ethnicities, and the people of culture who are wealthy and strongly suppressed Personally disadvantaged