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Ⅰ. Gender discrimination / Sexism
1.1 Definition of gender discrimination
Sexism， also known as gender discrimination or sex discrimination， is the application of the belief or attitude that there are characteristics implicit to one’s gender that indirectly affects one’s abilities in unrelated areas. It is a form of discrimination or devaluation based on a person’s sex， with such attitudes being based on beliefs in traditional stereotypes of gender roles. The term sexism is most often used in relation with discrimination against women， in the context of patriarchy.
1.2 Reasons for the linguistic sexism
There are some reasons， to analyze from the perspective of semantics， political discourse， power ideology， male chauvinism， cultural stereotype， sex role， social psychology， cognitive pattern.
Ⅱ. Explanations for the linguistic sexism phenomenon from the perspective of sociolinguistics
2.1 the cultural stereotype of patriarchal view.
2.2 the direct product of double standards in powerful discourse.
2.3 the concrete manifestation of sex role within the groups
2.4 the result of symbolic representation in social identity.
2.5 the portrait of the social psychology （the view that） men are superior to women
2.6 the derivative product of constructing social gender schema
Ⅲ.The research on linguistic sexism
1. Searching
1.1 Definition of gender discrimination
Sexism， also known as gender discrimination or sex discrimination， is the application of the belief or attitude that there are characteristics implicit to one’s gender that indirectly affects one’s abilities in unrelated areas. It is a form of discrimination or devaluation based on a person’s sex， with such attitudes being based on beliefs in traditional stereotypes of gender roles. The term sexism is most often used in relation with discrimination against women， in the context of patriarchy.
1.2 Reasons for the linguistic sexism
There are some reasons， to analyze from the perspective of semantics， political discourse， power ideology， male chauvinism， cultural stereotype， sex role， social psychology， cognitive pattern.
Ⅱ. Explanations for the linguistic sexism phenomenon from the perspective of sociolinguistics
2.1 the cultural stereotype of patriarchal view.
2.2 the direct product of double standards in powerful discourse.
2.3 the concrete manifestation of sex role within the groups
2.4 the result of symbolic representation in social identity.
2.5 the portrait of the social psychology （the view that） men are superior to women
2.6 the derivative product of constructing social gender schema
Ⅲ.The research on linguistic sexism
1. Searching