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'''Non-sexist''' is distinguished from feminist (or anti-sexist). Non-sexist is the state of not being affirmatively, apparently, obviously sexist. Non-sexist writing occupies a Boolean overlapping circle relationship with feminist / anti-sexist writing, in which much feminist/anti-sexist writing is non-sexist, and some non-sexist writing is feminist/anti-sexist, but there is also some feminist/anti-sexist writing which is simultaneously sexist, and there is also some non-sexist writing which is simultaneously not feminist/anti-sexist. I hope that's clear. | '''Non-sexist''' is distinguished from [[feminism|feminist]] (or [[anti-sexist]]). Non-sexist is the state of not being affirmatively, apparently, obviously [[sexist]]. Non-sexist writing occupies a Boolean overlapping circle relationship with feminist / anti-sexist writing, in which much feminist/anti-sexist writing is non-sexist, and some non-sexist writing is feminist/anti-sexist, but there is also some feminist/anti-sexist writing which is simultaneously sexist, and there is also some non-sexist writing which is simultaneously not feminist/anti-sexist. I hope that's clear. | ||
[[Category:Theory]] | [[Category:Theory]] | ||
[[Category:Feminism]] | [[Category:Feminism]] | ||
Revision as of 02:01, 6 October 2008
Non-sexist is distinguished from feminist (or anti-sexist). Non-sexist is the state of not being affirmatively, apparently, obviously sexist. Non-sexist writing occupies a Boolean overlapping circle relationship with feminist / anti-sexist writing, in which much feminist/anti-sexist writing is non-sexist, and some non-sexist writing is feminist/anti-sexist, but there is also some feminist/anti-sexist writing which is simultaneously sexist, and there is also some non-sexist writing which is simultaneously not feminist/anti-sexist. I hope that's clear.