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19 Ιουλ 2018 · The new use of slur was part of the new vocabulary of race and social diversity that entered public discourse in the 1950s and 1960s: notions like “colorblind,” “hate speech,” “racial sensitivity,” and “racism” itself, all of them connected to a sweeping revision of the framework of civic virtue. 3 The new framework implied a ...
30 Σεπ 2017 · For example, there are many words that slur the rich and powerful, such as “toff”, “Lord Snooty”, “nob”, “suit”, “the one percent” and “Hooray Henry”, that all convey considerable contempt.
13 Αυγ 2024 · Semantic approaches aim to explain the derogatory aspects of slurs via their meaning, this can be done in the descriptive dimension (e.g., Hom (2008); Scott and Stevens (2019); Zeman (2022)) or the expressive dimension (e.g., Croom (2011); Jeshion (2013a); McCready (2010)).
Few academic publications have directly addressed bad language in scholarly writing. Those that have considered profanity or offensive slang, such as slurs, were dated. Style manuals offered advice about writing tone and using accurate terms, but were published at a time when it was likely less acceptable to
16 Δεκ 2020 · We look at whether the school context — the student body, teachers and larger community — should affect the way that books addressing race and racism are taught.
13 Φεβ 2020 · Our purpose is twofold: (i) explaining their expressive meaning dimension in terms of a version of stereotype semantics and (ii) analysing their original and most typical uses as insults, which will be called with a neologism ‘insultive’, in terms of a speech act theory.
In this paper, I present data involving the use of the Romanian slur ‘țigan’, consideration of which leads to the postulation of a sui-generis, irreducible type of use of slurs (‘identificatory’).
