Casting a Vote for Subordination Using a Slur.

But authority seems to be a salient condition that must be satisfied for any speech act to count as a subordinating speech act. According to my terminology, whatever illocutionary act a speech act made when using a slur is, it also is a speech act of "slurring." This shows that whatever speech act o...

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Published in:	Pluralist Vol. 18; no. 3; pp. 37 - 59
Main Author:	Lee, Duckkyun
Format:	Article
Published:	University of Illinois Press Fall2023
Subjects:	Voting Discrimination (Sociology) Social groups Intuition Social classes Social status Discriminatory language Sex discrimination against women
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