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The Rise of Man-Words in Language by Renata Kabke Pinheiro is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document discusses the rise of "man-words" in recent years, which use the prefix "man" or incorporate it into compound words or blends to refer specifically to males or male-oriented concepts. Some examples provided include "man hug," "manbroidery," and "Movember." These man-words tend to be playful or ironic and often imply self-deprecation. While some catch on widely, like "mancession," others remain niche slang. Some denote commercial products for metrosexual men. Views on this trend range from sign
- Author
- Renata Kabke Pinheiro
- Language
- EN