Spolno (ne)občutljiva raba jezika v Srbiji in Sloveniji v teoriji in praksi

Abstract

V članku je predstavljeno primerjalno raziskovanje o rabi spolno (ne)občutljivega jezika v Srbiji in Sloveniji pri imenovanju poklicev. Slovenščina je uradno feminiziran jezik, medtem ko se v srbščini moška oblika pri določenih poklicih uporablja tudi za ženske, kar je pokazalo primerjanje uradnih dokumentov o rabi jezika.. Anketa je pokazala, da med srednješolci v Sloveniji in srednješolci v Srbiji obstajajo značilne razlike v rabi ženskih oblik.

Keywords

slovenščina;srbščina;primerjalne študije;spol;poklici;feminizacija;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2012
Typology:	1.08 - Published Scientific Conference Contribution
Organization:	UL FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC:	81'272'366.52(497.11:497.4)
COBISS:	49272418
Views:	259
Downloads:	32
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Other data

Secondary language:	English
Secondary abstract:	This article presents comparative research on the use of gender-(in)sensitive language in Serbia and Slovenia in naming professions. Slovenian is a language that officially uses derived feminine forms, whereas in Serbian masculine forms for certain professions are also used for women, which is demonstrated through a comparison of official documents on language use. A survey shows that there are significant differences between secondary school students in Slovenia and in Serbia regarding the use of feminine forms.
Secondary keywords:	Slovenian;Serbian;comparative studies;gender;profession;feminisation;
Pages:	Str. 124-128
ID:	13052039