👉 In linguistics and philosophy, "porteress" is a term used to describe a person who speaks or writes in a certain dialect or language. This term was introduced by the French philosopher Auguste Comte in his work on the study of languages. Porteresses were often seen as intellectuals, scholars, or literary figures who had a deep understanding and appreciation for their native language. They were known for their eloquent and articulate speeches, which they would use to persuade others of their views and ideas
