Análisis pragmático del discurso inclusivo: un nuevo morfema de género

Abstract

Inclusive language is a proposal that is welcomed among the new generations, but rejected by academics and language users. The objective of present is to achieve the visibility of non-binary diversity, which must be reflected in the linguistic manifestations in a conscious and tolerant way towards third gender identities, thus contributing to the fight against sexism and discrimination towards sexual diversity. However, the prescriptivism of the Grammar of the Real Academia Española (GRAE, 2009), hasn’t yet considered the descriptivism of emerging social practices, explaining that language is arbitrary. This analysis is based on the perspective of pragmatics as a perspective of linguistic analysis, so the analysis is morphopragmatic and semantic from language in functional and daily use by non-binary people. This research shows that the presence of the non-binary gender still requires diffusion, reflection, respect for the visibility of diversity, reflected, above all, in the use of language, and acceptance of the proposals of the linguistic form of the morpheme «-e», which would identify them as such as their own grammatical gender and that the RAE makes this aspect visible, since something that is not reflected in the language does not exist.