“…It is this evaluative aspect that infuses stereotypical classifications with the dimension of superiority and inferiority. 3 Whether we face a stereotype or a type, or more precisely, whether a stereotypical form is actually applied as a stereotype in interaction, according to the particular understanding of the concept proposed here, can only be identified by observing its social use in the act of stereotyping (see Nazarkiewicz 1997). We must therefore take a closer look at everyday communication involving stereotypes.…”