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This research paper is based on the expressions spoken against women. It comprises of proverbs and other expressions that degrade women in Ethiopia. For the sake of convenience, the researchers randomly selected four languages from Ethiopia (Amharic, Oromo, Awingi and Shinasha)and gathered some commonly spoken expressions against women from native speakers of each language. Almost all the expressions are identical in meaning in all languages. They indicate that women are inferior to men in many aspects. The researchers concluded that these expressions in turn led women to poor participation in…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This research paper is based on the expressions spoken against women. It comprises of proverbs and other expressions that degrade women in Ethiopia. For the sake of convenience, the researchers randomly selected four languages from Ethiopia (Amharic, Oromo, Awingi and Shinasha)and gathered some commonly spoken expressions against women from native speakers of each language. Almost all the expressions are identical in meaning in all languages. They indicate that women are inferior to men in many aspects. The researchers concluded that these expressions in turn led women to poor participation in education and the social aspects that require women participation. Hence, the country itself couldn't use the human power properly. Due to this reason, it couldn't reach at the development expected from it. The government and the community should think ways of avoiding the expressions that degrade women. It is through this avoidance that we succeed in using the potential of women in the country as a whole.
Autorenporträt
Both Tilahun and Haile are lecturers in one of the newly established universities;Debre Markos University,Ethiopia.They have offered courses in the university since 2007 and now they are PhD students in Addis Ababa University.Tilahun is a third year PhD student of Linguistics department While Haile is a fourth year PhD student in English department