Language as Heterosexual Resource
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Every society has codes of language by which we communicate our sexual desires. This paper aims to show the code of heterosexuality by analyzing the usage of “women's language" and “men's language" in spam e‐mails. The analysis will demonstrate that neither “women's language" nor “men's language" is used to express sexual desire directly to the opposite gender. The polite, indirect “women's language" presents female sexual desire as something which needs to be interpreted by someone else, depriving her of sexual agency. “Men's language" is a resource to establish male intimacy with other men, by derogating women to sex objects. In the code of heterosexuality, thus, woman is either without sexual agency or a sex object. The different usages of “women's language" and “men's language" as heterosexual resource both reflect and reproduce heteronormativity, which is not a complementary love relationship but the asymmetrical power relationship between woman and man.
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