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ArticleAn Investigation of the Manifestation of Sexism in EFL/ESL Textbooks.

Laya Ghorbani2009

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An Investigation of the Manifestation of Sexism in EFL/ESL Textbooks.

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1990Basic Content Analysis 1981Principles of Language Learning and Teaching 1995Social Identity, Investment, and Language Learning 1986An Introduction to Sociolinguistics 1994The Ownership of English 1993Materials and Methods in ELT 1984Sexism in Current ESL Textbooks 1978Sexism and TESOL Materials

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