El lenguaje informal no sexista como reflejo de la falta de equidad de género

Abstract

This work is about the non-sexist informal language, that for some decades ago, is very markable in social networks with the use of the sign «@», the letter «x» and splits as «all and all». The general goal of this study was to show, by a grammatical analysis, that the Spanish language is not sexist and does not determine the discrimination of women in society, it is only the reflection that sexism exists. For this investigation I used internet, searched in blogs, linguist books, newspapers, social networks and newsletters. To test it, I made screenshots of a social network. Finally, it is impossible to determine how a language can developes among the time, only the time and speakers will be able to solve this subject. However, it is unlikely to use the doublets as a solution, especially when somebody is speaking, since most speakers refuse it; and accept the principle of the economic language