Slippage (dictionary) - Revision history

User4 at 22:48, 17 April 2016

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	Many words relating to the topic of [[child sexuality]] have undergone great "slippage" since the [[moral panic]] over (the supposed) "harms" to young people who are involved in adult/child or adult/young person sexual relationships began in the mid-1970s. Examples of words or expressions which have undergone "slippage" are:		Many words relating to the topic of [[child sexuality]] have undergone great "slippage" since the [[moral panic]] over (the supposed) "harms" to young people who are involved in adult/child or adult/young person sexual relationships began in the mid-1970s. Examples of words or expressions which have undergone "slippage" are:

	*sex		*[[sex]]
	*sexual		*[[sexual]]
	*rape		*[[rape]]
	*abuse		*[[abuse]]
	*sexual abuse		*[[sexual abuse]]
	*exploitation		*[[exploitation]]
	*trauma		*[[trauma]]
	*grooming		*[[grooming]]
	*denial		*[[denial]]
	*predator		*[[predator]]
	*pedophile		*[[pedophile]]
	*high risk		*[[high risk]]
	*victim		*[[victim]]
	*perpetrator		*[[perpetrator]]
	*prostitution		*[[child prostitution\|prostitution]]
	*trafficking		*[[Child trafficking\|trafficking]]
	*pornography		*[[Child pornography\|pornography]]
	*nudity		*[[nudity]]
	*[[inappropriate]]		*[[inappropriate]]
	*harmful		*[[harmful]]

	==See also==		==See also==

User4 at 21:55, 17 April 2016

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	*pornography		*pornography
	*nudity		*nudity
	*inappropriate		*[[inappropriate]]
	*harmful		*harmful

User4 at 15:28, 9 April 2016

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	Many words relating to the topic of [[child sexuality]] have undergone great "slippage" since the [[moral panic]] over (the supposed) "harms" to young people who are involved in adult/child or adult/young person sexual relationships began in the mid-1970s. Examples of words or expressions which have undergone "slippage" are:		Many words relating to the topic of [[child sexuality]] have undergone great "slippage" since the [[moral panic]] over (the supposed) "harms" to young people who are involved in adult/child or adult/young person sexual relationships began in the mid-1970s. Examples of words or expressions which have undergone "slippage" are:

			*sex
			*sexual
	*rape		*rape
	*abuse		*abuse
			*sexual abuse
	*exploitation		*exploitation
	*trauma		*trauma
	*sexual abuse
	*grooming		*grooming
	*denial		*denial

User4 at 15:26, 9 April 2016

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	{{Info box/dictionary		{{Info box/dictionary
	\|pos= ''n''		\|pos= ''n''
	'''Slippage''' (from the verb "to slip") occurs when a word or phrase ~~takes on~~ newer, broader meanings, ~~often~~ to the point where the meaning no longer is objectively useful and/or valid.		'''Slippage''' (from the verb "to slip") occurs when a word or phrase is given newer, broader meanings--usually for political purposes--and often by feminists, other [[moral crusader\|moral crusaders]], politicians, etc., to the point where the meaning of the transformed word or expression no longer may be objectively useful and/or valid.
	}}		}}

User4 at 15:17, 9 April 2016

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	[[List of derogatory terminology directed at boylovers]]		[[List of derogatory terminology directed at boylovers]]

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	[[Category:Sexuality]]		[[Category:Sexuality]]

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'''Slippage''' (from the verb "to slip") occurs when a word or phrase takes on newer, broader meanings, often to the point where the meaning no longer is objectively useful and/or valid.
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Many words relating to the topic of [[child sexuality]] have undergone great "slippage" since the [[moral panic]] over (the supposed) "harms" to young people who are involved in adult/child or adult/young person sexual relationships began in the mid-1970s. Examples of words or expressions which have undergone "slippage" are:
*rape
*abuse
*exploitation
*trauma
*sexual abuse
*grooming
*denial
*predator
*pedophile
*high risk
*victim
*perpetrator
*prostitution
*trafficking
*pornography
*nudity
*inappropriate
*harmful

==See also==
[[List of derogatory terminology directed at boylovers]]

[[Category:Sexuality]]

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