I am an exchange student, and I face to language difficulties. I have to give a presentation based on the text book which is “gendered voices feminist visions” with my team member next Wednesday. But, actually I don’t really understand this question and topic. Please tell me this content briefly what I should do. CHALLENGING THE PSEUDOGENERICo May the best man winPrehistoric man"MAN"Jaeyp Man the pumps!The first manned mission to MarsExamine the following phrases that use male nouns as"generic." Describe the mental image created for youby each phrase. Do you see yourself and people like youin the images?Next, choose a term representing a group ofpeople of a specific age, religion, class, or ethnicity,and substitute that term for the male noun (example:"mankind" becomes "childkind"). Does use of the new,noih Chairman of the Board wobbeote We need more manpowerhollieiy w Not fit for man or beastspecific term sound incongruous or unusual? Why?Describe the mental images created by using thesubstitute terms. Do you see yourself and people likeyou in the images?Finally, suggest a gender-inclusive term for each(example: for "mankind," "humanity" or "people").b The relationship between men and machinesEgt Man's best friendnoites"To boldly go where no man has gone before"dmo Man of the YearCA "Peace on Earth, goodwill toward men"1989 The founding fathers"Crown thy good with brotherhood"m "Friends, Romans, countrymen; lend me your ears"Source: Janet Lockhart and Susan M. Shaw, Writing forFor the benefit of all mankind"All men are created equal"TuesdayChange: Raising Awareness of Difference, Power, and Dis-crimination, www.teachingtolerance.org.

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ISBN:9780134641287

Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

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I am an exchange student, and I face to language difficulties. I have to give a presentation based on the text book which is “gendered voices feminist visions” with my team member next Wednesday. But, actually I don’t really understand this question and topic. Please tell me this content briefly what I should do.