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The Silent Gendered Language of Simone de Beauvoir: Exploring the Marginalization of Women’s Voices in The Second Sex and Its Implications for Contemporary Feminist Linguistics

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This article examines the impact of gendered language on women's voices in The Second Sex, suggesting implications for feminist linguistics.

The analysis shows how Beauvoir’s language constructs female agency, often limiting it within patriarchal frameworks.
Key insights reveal that gendered vocabulary reinforces binary structures that silence women's voices.
Through an exploration of linguistic frameworks, this research brings forth the existentialist interpretations of gendered discourse.
Highlighting the overlooked linguistic agency of women, implications for contemporary feminist linguistics are discussed.

Zahra Saeed (2025) studied this question.

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This article examines the impact of gendered language on women's voices in The Second Sex, suggesting implications for feminist linguistics.