Councillor? Dear Editor
occasionally from Faenza where I live I keep in touch with the friends of Ferrara and often do it thanks to Estense.com.
Today I want to externalize an anti-feminist reaction (which is not sexist at all!), Induced by reading a manifesto of the Association Plural Masculine Feminine, celebrating the centenary of Simone de Beauvoir.
Well, the presentation of the lineup actions speak Councillor and Councillor X Y. I understand that you want to highlight the role of women, but the grammatical and philological havoc in my opinion does nothing but highlight and commit to come to the redemption of women. Never as in this case the form is substance.
Why upset a noun, referring to the human condition in a general sense about a "homo" (either male or female) and not necessarily exclusive to the conditions of "virtual" or "foemina?
I am reminded of my friend will come when, speaking in the provincial council to Mrs Brunella July with the term "mentor", he angrily caught a reprimand for not calling her "counselor." I still think that in this second case, if anything, would really disrespectful to the colleague at all costs to invent a term female that does not exist is tantamount to reveal a condition of alleged marginalization or worse, the maintenance of a ghetto.
But unfortunately these days we see more and more frequent terms as the minister, a lawyer, deacon and who knows where we go from here. Steps for the cacophonous teacher or professor or doctor, INValSI in common use since the dawn of time, but now should be enough.
We hope that the enfranchisement of women proceed very quickly, in spite of all the strange things that feminists too hard and come up with to slow it down.
Ing Aldo singles
Source: estense.com
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