
handle: 10810/64476
El lenguaje inclusivo, relacionado con actitudes menos sexistas, no es habitual, ni en contextos educativos. Se analiza la importancia que el alumnado universitario, el profesorado y el Personal de Administración y Servicios confieren al lenguaje inclusivo en la Facultad de Educación de Bilbao (UPV/EHU), y si valoran diferente su uso en euskera y castellano. Participaron 165 personas (83% mujeres, 16,4% hombres y 1 persona de sexo no binario; edad media = 27,76; DT = 11,87). La actitud hacia el lenguaje inclusivo resulta positiva y se reconoce como herramienta para reducir la desigualdad de género, pero su uso es poco común.
alumnado universitario, euskera, personal universitario, uso, castellano, género, lenguaje inclusivo
alumnado universitario, euskera, personal universitario, uso, castellano, género, lenguaje inclusivo
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