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Swear Words as Taboo Words and Political Correctness

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사회언어학 (The Sociolinguistic Journal of Korea)
한국사회언어학회 (The Sociolinguistic Society of Korea)
초록

Swearing is a verbal abuse of a curse and a verbally and mentally homicidal act. These days, however, the concept of swearing prevails in various contexts, as with the saying "Any word that causes discrimination and hatred to the listeners is a curse." Words such as virgin, widow, and old man are not curses in a traditional perspective, but they can be interpreted as swear words that arouse an aversion depending on who listens to those expressions. Therefore, the movement of political correctness is foregrounded in pursuit of language purification, and the phenomenon of replacing old man with the elderly or silver is one example. These kinds of expressions appear in sociolinguistic areas that including race, sex, region, generation, occupation, and religion. These expressions could be political swear words and thus can be called political taboo words. These expressions are not traditional, objective, or typical swear words listed in the dictionary, but can be interpreted as subjective, psychological, and political swear words. Political taboo words should be purified to fair objective, nondiscriminatory, and non-aversive expressions; however, if purified languages are not coined, political taboo words can undergo the process of disuse.

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Abstract
 1. 욕설 연구의 학문적 성격
 2. 욕설의 개념과 요소
 3. 욕설의 국어학적 유형
  3.1. 욕설의 형태론적 유형
  3.2. 욕설의 의미론적 유형
 4. 욕설의 개념 확대와 공정언어의 문제
  4.1. 욕설과 금기어
  4.2. 금기어의 유형
 5. 공정언어: 정의롭게 말하기(PC언어)
  5.1. 차별적 금기어의 순화어 대체 현상
  5.2. 공정언어(PC언어)의 한계와 극복
 6. 맺음말
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  • 민현식(서울대학교) | Min Hyunsik