Language reform as language ideology: an examination of by Andrea Michele Jacobs

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16 Civil marriages performed in another national state, between men and women only, are recognized as legally valid in Israel. In chapter eight, I discuss how Israeli marriage laws influenced one of my informant’s linguistic practices for reference to her non-Jewish husband. 23 and gender ideologies in mainstream Hebrew-speaking culture, social structures and institutions, legal and political policies, and identity politics. The history of the feminist movement in Israeli can be divided into at least two eras.

In this dissertation, I will address the issues raised by this question from a feminist perspective. 2 STRUCTURE OF THE DISSERTATION This dissertation, a detailed ethnographic and sociolinguistic case study of Israeli feminist practices, is divided into three major sections. The first section of the dissertation, “An introduction to language and gender ideology among Israeli feminists,” includes this introductory chapter and chapters two and three. In chapter two, I present the theoretical frames within which I locate my analysis of the data and the socio-cultural contexts within which the data was produced by my informants.

There can be changes in language and changes in society, but one has nothing to do with the other. (HLA letter quoted in Jacobs 1997, p. il/, contains information on the various committees of the Academy, its rulings, the journal Leshonaynu ‘Our language,’ and a history of the institution. 27 Note the use of the singular MASCULINE forms in the title of the text. The use of language in this book and other education texts was the topic of debate within the Education ministry during the tenure of the former Member of Knesset Shulamit Aloni, in the mid-1990’s.

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