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In this original investigation, Robin Lakoff uncovers those roots of our language that classify and delineate the sexes. Why are parallel words
—one applying to masculine beings, the other to femenine— not also parallel in their range of use and connotation? Why have "bachelor/spinster" or "master/mistress" come to mean such widely different things? Language and Woman´s place points aout this parallelism as symptomatic of the nonparallelism in the roles of the sexes and as futher reinforcement of a social disparity.
