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Knowledge and Language: Ethics

How should we use language ethically? In this page, we look at the ways in which language can be used to create harm and the various movements that have attempted to act against this harm. Under what conditions is the offence a harm? Should we sign up to political correctness in order to avoid such offence? Minding your language "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names can never hurt me" is a rhyme that was...

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