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muted group theory: a standalone construct

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muted grouptheory1 CONSTRUCTMuted group theoryWALL · INTERCULTURAL

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Intercultural communication

language and meaning systems built by dominant groups leave subordinate groups, such as women, less able to articulate their experience.

In intercultural communication, muted group theory refers to language and meaning systems built by dominant groups leave subordinate groups, such as women, less able to articulate their experience. This meaning comes from Wall (1999) in European Journal of Women's Studies.[1]

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  1. Wall, C. J., & Gannon-Leary, P. (1999). A Sentence Made by Men: Muted Group Theory Revisited. European Journal of Women's Studies, 6(1), 21-29. https://doi.org/10.1177/135050689900600103

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