On 21/10/2020 00.57, Robert Delmenico wrote:
'her generic man' has been fixed - it was a typo.
now reads:
"confirmed that when people read or hear the generic version of 'man',
people form mental pictures of males"
Citation needed, especially as you imply one but don't (AFAICT?) supply
a link to it. I'd be especially curious to know whether there is an
observable difference in people's mental image of "men", when used in a
sense to refer to humans generically, and e.g. "people".
Also:
The word 'Man' in the Old English sense 'mann' had the primary meaning of "adult
male human"
Citation needed, particularly as the other thread contains a statement
which directly contradicts this.
--
Matthew
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