The language of gender: Lexical semantics and the latin vocabulary of unmanly men

Arts and Humanities

• Masculinity 100%
• Femininity 100%
• Lexical Semantics 100%
• Linguists 66%
• Latin word 66%
• gender system 66%
• Clinical 33%
• Indo-European Languages 33%
• Utterance 33%
• Exceptions 33%
• Interplay 33%
• Negation 33%
• nuances 33%
• Conceptual 33%
• Assertion 33%
• Exotic 33%
• Gloss 33%
• Anchoring 33%
• Conviction 33%
• fairy 33%
• Ancient Greece 33%
• Ancient Rome 33%
• Cultural Anthropology 33%
• Ancient Greek 33%
• Loan words 33%
• Greek antiquity 33%
• Roman antiquity 33%
• Thick Description 33%
• Latin (Language) 33%
• Decency 33%
• Linguistic norms 33%
• Asia Minor 33%
• philologists 33%
• Indo-European root 33%
• Greek word 33%
• Pudicitia 33%

Keyphrases

• Latin Language 100%
• Lexical Semantics 100%
• Greek 83%
• Linguists 33%
• Masculinity 33%
• Femininity 33%
• Sex-gender System 33%
• Indo-European 16%
• Indo-European Languages 16%
• Utterance 16%
• Complex Interplay 16%
• Sexual Behavior 16%
• Sexual Practices 16%
• Scholarly Writing 16%
• Cultural Norms 16%
• Ancient Romans 16%
• Queerness 16%
• Genital 16%
• Living Individuals 16%
• Husband 16%
• Ancient Greece 16%
• Queen 16%
• Ancient Rome 16%
• Fairies 16%
• Gay People 16%
• Precision Accuracy 16%
• Buttocks 16%
• Cultural Anthropology 16%
• Model Interpretation 16%
• Ancient Greek 16%
• Latin Text 16%
• Classicism 16%
• Pansy 16%
• Nature of Things 16%
• Loanwords 16%
• Greek Antiquity 16%
• Roman Antiquity 16%
• Manliness 16%
• Greek Text 16%
• Decency 16%
• Linguistic Norms 16%
• Natural Thing 16%
• European Roots 16%
• Male Dancer 16%
• Philologists 16%
• Asia Minor 16%