"Violencia, sexismo y coconstrucción de las imágenes femenina y masculina en el discurso de hablantes del noreste mexicano"

Gender stigmatization practices in everyday language are studied based on a completion questionnaire applied to 130 people. The discursive practices and impolite resources that, when constructing the social image, generate symbolic violence from the gender prejudices that permeate the verbal discourse among the inhabitants of northeastern Mexico are examined. The objective is to unveil the illocutionary force in linguistic actions, as well as to expose the sociocultural imaginaries generated from the projection derived from verbal interaction. Methodologically, we use sociopragmatics and the cultural semantic and semiotic shifts involved to examine the acts that violate the social image of the people referred to and their social effects. The results are oriented towards pejorative intensification through figurative language and resources such as zoomorphization, degradation and slippage of meaning in the act of attack

Literal and figurative language · Loneliness · Pejorative · Problematization · Semiotics · Sociocultural evolution · Gender Studies in Language · Gender, Health, and Social Inequality · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies