Información General

• Autores: Falco Pfalzgraf (coord.)
• Editores: Mouton de Gruyter
• Año de publicación: 2026
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9783119149211, 9783111701608
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Resumen

• This book provides a comprehensive and comparative overview of current research and desiderata related to the use of gender-inclusive language across 14 major European languages. It also addresses minority languages and foreign language teaching. Methodologically, the book innovatively bridges Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Multilingual Communication, Translation Studies, Modern Languages, and Psychology. It has the potential to become essential reading for researchers and educators in Linguistics, Translation, Modern Language Studies, and Applied Linguistics, as well as for policymakers and language professionals navigating the challenges of inclusive communication in a multilingual world.

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Listado de artículos

• • Gender inclusive Czech language: The renaissance of collectives?

    Vít Kolek

    págs. 21-40

    

  • Gender-inclusive language in dutch

    Sarah Van Hoof, Sofie Decock

    págs. 41-68

    

  • Esimies or esihenkilö? Investigating the use of gender-exclusive and gender-inclusive occupational titles in Finnish

    Laura Hekanaho

    págs. 69-96

    

  • Joys and perils of gender inclusivity: How the French Senate passed a bill to ban écriture inclusive

    Christophe Gagne

    págs. 97-124

    

  • Gender-fair language in German: Current situation and ongoing research

    Gabriele Diewald

    págs. 125-148

    

  • Gender language practices in Greek: Reform, uptake and metapragmatic stancetaking

    Sofia Lampropoulou, Denise Sarri Chasan, Anastasia G. Stamou, Marianthi Georgalidou

    págs. 149-178

    

  • Italian: Schwa-washing in activism, the media and publishing

    Federica Formato, Anna Lisa Somma, Michela Baldo

    págs. 179-202

    

  • Gender inclusive language in Norwegian (Bokmål): How (not) to encode referential gender

    Ute Gabriel, Tiziana Jäggi

    págs. 203-222

    

  • From tradition to inclusion: The pitfalls of generic gender grammar in Polish

    Małgorzata Szajbel-Keck

    págs. 223-252

    

  • An overview of gender-inclusive aspects concerning romanian

    Ruxandra Visan

    págs. 253-284

    

  • Gender-inclusive language in Spanish: Where it is now and where it is headed

    María Muelas Gil

    págs. 285-314

    

  • Gender-inclusive pronouns and gender conceptualization in Swedish. The role of the politicization of gender

    Emma Renström, Amanda Remsö

    págs. 315-340

    

  • Gender-neutral language in situations of minoritization: Some examples from Catalan and Breton

    Eva Juarros Daussà, Michael Hornsby

    págs. 341-364