RINI HERY SULISTIOWATI (2003) SEXISM IN ENGLISH: NON-SEXIST ALTERNATIVES FOR LINGUISTIC ITEMS IN VARIOUS CONTEXTS"OF LANGUAGE USE. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

This study is in fonn of a library research concerning on the issue about sexist language that has been a current matter in the linguistic world recently. The origin of the matter comes out from the struggle of feminist movement over sexism affair. This movement gained particular attention especially feminists and later linguists who were concerned with sexism whereas in fact, sexism often operates along the areas of what has conventionally been analyzed as linguistic meaning. There were data in fonns of sexist linguistic items taken from various contexts of language use. Purposive sampling is the method used in collecting the data in which the data were taken randomly based on the criteria stated in the technique of data collection. The data were gained from variety of sources such as magazines, newspapers, English 'dictionaries and articles on Internet' regardless the date of the issues. Non-sexist alternatives were then suggested as the non-sexist forms of previous sexist linguistic items

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