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This study investigates the language of Moroccan popular newspapers to discover whether men and women are represented differently. The general hypothesis that the study starts from is that there is a difference in the way the two genders are depicted in these newspapers. By adopting a Critical Linguistic approach, theaim is to explore the linguistic mechanism deployed in order to see where areas of uneven treatment reside. This will mainly be achieved through quantitatively analysing headlines as well as newspaper core texts, to discover whether their discourse displays a meaningful pattern at the level of the experiential function. This research distinguishes itself from most of the Critical Linguistic studies dealing with gender-related differences in language in that it goes beyond qualitatively evaluating newspaper texts, i.e. it does not solely rely on interpreting some particular linguistic structures in order to establish their significance in the discourse.It doesalso quantify the use of these linguistic features used in the news reports, to find out whether they create a socially meaningful pattern, hence providing statistical evidence of the way theyportray men and women in the newspapers under study.

Quantifying the representation of gender in the discourse of the Moroccan tabloid newspapers: a focus on the experiential function of language