Add to ORKGSingular They - Now, the singular they is addressing another problem with English grammar: There is no room for gender identities other than the he/she binary of singular pronouns. Grammarians are drawing lines in the sand over this return to they as a singular pronoun
[eng] Generally speaking, Spanish students of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) tend to use expre...
This essay outlines the problems associated with the history and current absence of a gender-neutral...
Singular they is suggested to be acceptable in the grammar only when referring to indefinite or gend...
English lacks a designated pronoun for individuals who identify outside of the gender binary. In sea...
1 online resource (100 pages) : colour illustrations, colour chartsIncludes abstract and appendices....
Students are using new gender-inclusive terms, and academics have to catch on and catch up
Researchers have historically discussed whether the epicene pronoun singular they should be used as ...
There is a growing experimental and theoretical literature on singular 'they', much of it focusing o...
The English language does not possess a third person epicene pronoun, and speakers must fill the gap...
The use of singular they for generic referents has an extensive history in English, as feminist ling...
Pronouns have recently become a highly visible aspect of the LGBTQ+ movement among the general publi...
Singular they has become increasingly common as a personal pronoun of reference for non-binary indiv...
The English use of "they" to refer to a singular referent that is non-specific or of unknown gender ...
Singular 'they 'enjoys a curious notoriety in popular discussions of English grammar. Despite this, ...
In recent years, it is found that pronoun they and its lemmas are used to refer to singular person t...
[eng] Generally speaking, Spanish students of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) tend to use expre...
This essay outlines the problems associated with the history and current absence of a gender-neutral...
Singular they is suggested to be acceptable in the grammar only when referring to indefinite or gend...
English lacks a designated pronoun for individuals who identify outside of the gender binary. In sea...
1 online resource (100 pages) : colour illustrations, colour chartsIncludes abstract and appendices....
Students are using new gender-inclusive terms, and academics have to catch on and catch up
Researchers have historically discussed whether the epicene pronoun singular they should be used as ...
There is a growing experimental and theoretical literature on singular 'they', much of it focusing o...
The English language does not possess a third person epicene pronoun, and speakers must fill the gap...
The use of singular they for generic referents has an extensive history in English, as feminist ling...
Pronouns have recently become a highly visible aspect of the LGBTQ+ movement among the general publi...
Singular they has become increasingly common as a personal pronoun of reference for non-binary indiv...
The English use of "they" to refer to a singular referent that is non-specific or of unknown gender ...
Singular 'they 'enjoys a curious notoriety in popular discussions of English grammar. Despite this, ...
In recent years, it is found that pronoun they and its lemmas are used to refer to singular person t...
[eng] Generally speaking, Spanish students of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) tend to use expre...
This essay outlines the problems associated with the history and current absence of a gender-neutral...
Singular they is suggested to be acceptable in the grammar only when referring to indefinite or gend...