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(Created a new Item: e/em, Also known as "Spivak" pronouns. Michael Spivak created these pronouns in 1990 for his manual "The Joy of TeX" so that no person in his manuals had a specified gender.) |
(Created claim: Instance of (P1): Personal neopronoun (Q15)) |
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Revision as of 22:44, 4 November 2019
Also known as "Spivak" pronouns. Michael Spivak created these pronouns in 1990 for his manual "The Joy of TeX" so that no person in his manuals had a specified gender.
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- Spivak
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | e/em |
Also known as "Spivak" pronouns. Michael Spivak created these pronouns in 1990 for his manual "The Joy of TeX" so that no person in his manuals had a specified gender. |
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