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ajells-2388	Ifechelobi, Jane N.; Nwaenyi, Chinyelu	HELLINGER AND BUBMANN’S PATTERNS OF SEXISM IN THE LANGUAGE OF NOLLYWOOD MOVIES	2022	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3596	286	66	Thus, exposure to and active use of sexist language may influence women’s attitudes about themselves, women in general, and the perceived difference between women’s and men’s status in society. Sexist language, according to Atkinson (75) is a “wide range of verbal practices, including not only how women are labeled and referred to, but also how language strategies in mixed sex interaction may serve to silence or depreciate women as interactants”.	cache/ajells-2388.pdf	txt/ajells-2388.txt