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Title: How linguistics helped me power up my language
Authors: Sciriha, Lydia
Repeckaite, Daiva
Keywords: Anthropological linguistics
Identity -- Social aspects
Issue Date: 2020
Publisher: University of Malta
Citation: Sciriha, L., & Repeckaite, D. (2020). How linguistics helped me power up my language. THINK Magazine, 31, 24-27.
Abstract: In 2019, female graduates by far outnumbered males. This was not the case when Prof. Lydia Sciriha (Department of English, University of Malta) started her own academic journey. Then, women made up under a third of undergraduates, and graduating female PhDs were counted in single digits. Four decades later, over half of new PhDs and lecturers are women, but their share shrinks as they move up the academic ladder. Even though female graduates outnumber males, men still dominate in decision-making roles. In her talk, Sciriha presented data over a span of forty years to show that Maltese women have now cracked the glass ceiling.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/66984
ISSN: 2306-0735
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Think Magazine, Issue 31
Think Magazine, Issue 31

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