(42) She starts analyzing the names starting with royalty, and then moves to pet names, and then moved to food name. Schulz then takes us into names describing older women, such as bag, old woman, and a simple word as girl. Schulz describes how the simple word girl goes from meaning “a child of either sex” to “a female child” to a “serving girl or maidservant” then lastly to a “prostitute or mistress”. (43) Schulz goes on saying why women get these names. One way is that “men tend to think of women in sexual terms”. (46) Then Schulz goes on to tell us some terms come from “women of the night”. (47) Then thirdly, Schulz claims they are from “prejudice”. (47) Schulz continues to say how men use women terms in their jokes that they tell. They are mostly “sexual”. (48) Schulz concludes her analysis of The Semantic Derogation of Women by noting how language will always reflects “tabloid thinking”. Schulz views the different terms used throughout the years and concludes her essay by making her case for “terms designating women routine undergo pejoration”.
(42) She starts analyzing the names starting with royalty, and then moves to pet names, and then moved to food name. Schulz then takes us into names describing older women, such as bag, old woman, and a simple word as girl. Schulz describes how the simple word girl goes from meaning “a child of either sex” to “a female child” to a “serving girl or maidservant” then lastly to a “prostitute or mistress”. (43) Schulz goes on saying why women get these names. One way is that “men tend to think of women in sexual terms”. (46) Then Schulz goes on to tell us some terms come from “women of the night”. (47) Then thirdly, Schulz claims they are from “prejudice”. (47) Schulz continues to say how men use women terms in their jokes that they tell. They are mostly “sexual”. (48) Schulz concludes her analysis of The Semantic Derogation of Women by noting how language will always reflects “tabloid thinking”. Schulz views the different terms used throughout the years and concludes her essay by making her case for “terms designating women routine undergo pejoration”.