她的演讲背叛了她:新女性与报刊中的性别歧视

IF 0.3 3区 社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Victorian Periodicals Review Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.1353/vpr.2023.a905139
Alycia Gilbert
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摘要:对于为报刊撰稿的维多利亚时代的规定主义者来说,俚语威胁到了英语的神圣性。虽然他们的投诉文本批评俚语是下层阶级的粗俗,但这种语言监管也关注女性说话者的俚语词汇。通过追踪维多利亚时代期刊中表达的三种基于性别的语言意识形态——女性向男性学习俚语,俚语腐蚀女性气质,俚语是女权主义运动的症状——本文探讨了维多利亚时代的人如何谴责粗俗的言论是与新女性相关的男性行为,以及在最后阶段的不顺从性别表现。
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Her Speech Betrays Her: The New Woman and Gendered Slang in the Periodical Press
Abstract:To Victorian prescriptivists writing for the periodical press, slang threatened the sanctity of the English language. While their complaint texts criticize slang as lower-class vulgarity, this language policing also fixates on the slang vocabularies of female speakers. By tracing three gender-based language ideologies expressed in Victorian periodicals—that women learn slang from men, that slang corrupts womanliness, and that slang is symptomatic of the feminist movement—this essay explores how Victorians denounced vulgar speech as a masculine act associated with the New Woman and nonconformist gender performance at the fin de siècle.
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