Which principles does the MLA Handbook (9th ed.) set out under inclusive language?
- A. Avoid negatively judging others' experiences.
- B. Use a dictionary to check for offensive terms.
- C. Use pronouns extensively.
- D. Any format of capitalisation and styling is acceptable.
- E. Refer to identity only when relevant.
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Correct answer: C. A, B and E only
Explanation
MLA 9, section 3 'Principles of Inclusive Language'.
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