Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptions
Ever since the rise of Political Correctness in America, the “code of good practice” is the proper procedure. The author approaches political correctness from different perspectives, from politics to the Declaration of the Rights of Man to humour. A general view of the concept is presented which inc...
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description | Ever since the rise of Political Correctness in America, the “code of good practice” is the proper procedure. The author approaches political correctness from different perspectives, from politics to the Declaration of the Rights of Man to humour. A general view of the concept is presented which includes a look into the meaning of the expression, very often associated with hypocrisy or with the “Langue de bois”, leading to the conclusion that it is man’s great capacity for adaptation that allows him to continuously develop new oratory strategies. |
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spelling | doaj.art-8b71831888104d8ab4f4473e8a54e03b2022-12-21T18:23:48ZengAssociation Portugaise d'Etudes FrançaisesCarnets1646-76982011-06-01192510.4000/carnets.6304Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptionsNicolina AlmeidaEver since the rise of Political Correctness in America, the “code of good practice” is the proper procedure. The author approaches political correctness from different perspectives, from politics to the Declaration of the Rights of Man to humour. A general view of the concept is presented which includes a look into the meaning of the expression, very often associated with hypocrisy or with the “Langue de bois”, leading to the conclusion that it is man’s great capacity for adaptation that allows him to continuously develop new oratory strategies.http://journals.openedition.org/carnets/6304Political correctnessPoliticsHumourIdentityNation |
spellingShingle | Nicolina Almeida Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptions Carnets Political correctness Politics Humour Identity Nation |
title | Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptions |
title_full | Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptions |
title_fullStr | Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptions |
title_full_unstemmed | Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptions |
title_short | Politiquement correct: tour d'horizon et acceptions |
title_sort | politiquement correct tour d horizon et acceptions |
topic | Political correctness Politics Humour Identity Nation |
url | http://journals.openedition.org/carnets/6304 |
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