NAMES
DEFINITIONS
LANGUAGE AND GENDER
100

The father of modern linguistics

Ferdinand de Saussure

100

A common non-linguistic label for a linguistic variable

shibboleth

100

Who focused the attention on certain themes with the language and gender complex above those which she rightly felt were in need of rectifying?

Robin Lakoff

200

The development of sociolinguistics is bound up with the activity of

William Labov

200

A language which is used as a means of communication among those groups who do not speak each other’s language

lingua franca

200

To desexify language means 

to remove inherently sexist structures

300

The Received Pronunciation first used by the early twentieth-century phonetician

Daniel Jones

300

It occurs when speakers move from one language to another and back again within the same sentence

code-switching

300

The first act of genderisation of gender roles is 

the giving of names

400

Esperanto is an artificial language invented by the Polish scholar

Ludwig Zamenhof

400

The term is  applied to those situations in which a language ceases to exist

Language death

400

Speak about the language used by a woman

it is said to be powerless and emotional 

500

"Language and woman's place" is written by

Robin Lakoff

500

The term is applied to a language which has died out and be revived

language revival

500

How language contributes to stereotypes? 

The link between stereotypes and language use is generally seen as two-directional. That is, stereotypes are reflected in the language use of speakers, and language use, in turn, feeds social-category stereotypes in message recipients.

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