Discovering User Attribute Stylistic Differences via Paraphrasing Daniel Preot¸iuc-Pietro, Wei Xu and Lyle Ungar Computer & Information Science University of Pennsylvania , {xwe,ungar}@cis.upenn.ed

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• Software
• Computing
• Linguistics
• Gender-neutral language
• Paraphrase
• Rhetoric
• Grammatical gender
• Gender role
• Targeted advertising
• Facebook
• Gender
• Social networking service

Amendment to OKGOP Rules - Gender Language clean up. Adoptedby TulsaGOP The purpose of the motion is to amend the Rules of the Oklahoma Republican Party to remove gender restrictions for district committee and s

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Towards More Gender Diversity in CS through an Artificial Intelligence Summer Program for High School Girls ⇤ Marie E. Vachovsky Stanford University

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• Technology
• Science and technology
• Education
• Artificial intelligence
• Computational neuroscience
• Women in computing
• Science education
• Frame language
• Educational technology

IS GENDER-BIASED LANGUAGE SEXIST? A PERCEPTUAL APPROACH Nancy L. Murdock and Donelson R. Forsyth Virginia Commonwealth University Two studies were conducted to define reactions to gender-biased

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ABBA, FATHER: INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE AND THEOLOGICAL SALIENCE1 H. E. Baber The use of “inclusive language” in Christian discourse poses the question of whether gender is theologically salient in the sense of either revea

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I’m a Belieber: Social Roles via Self-identification and Conceptual Attributes Charley Beller, Rebecca Knowles, Craig Harman Shane Bergsma† , Margaret Mitchell‡ , Benjamin Van Durme Human Language Technology Center

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• Software
• Computing
• Information science
• Web 2.0
• Social media
• Social networking services
• Universal Windows Platform apps
• Social networks
• Twitter
• Gender role
• Tag
• Tweet

Literary and Linguistic Computing Advance Access published January 11, 2013 Language and gender in Congressional speech ..................................................................................................

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May 2015 Inter American University of Puerto Rico recognizes gender-inclusive language. In these Regulations, gender-inclusive is used whenever it will not affect meaning or the ease of reading and interpretation. Thes

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JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE ARTICLE NO. 39, 1–ML982563

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• Semantics
• Pragmatics
• Modern English personal pronouns
• Disputes in English grammar
• Grammatical number
• Personal pronoun
• Gender-specific and gender-neutral pronouns
• Singular they
• Referring expression
• Referent
• Reference
• Proper name

Verbal Hygiene for Women: Linguistics Misapplied?1 DEBORAH CAMERON University of Slrathclyde In recent years, practices of language and communication training have

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• Behavior
• Linguistics
• Human behavior
• Sociolinguistics
• Gender studies
• Etiquette
• Politeness
• Language and gender
• Robin Lakoff
• Gender role
• Variation
• Assertiveness