• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/10

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

10 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back

Gender Theorist ; Robin Lakoff's study of women, 1975 "Language and Women's place"

-Interrupt less (speak less)


- Hypercorrect Grammar


- Fillers and hedging (So, Umm) = lack of authority and uncertainty


- No expletives (F*ck off)


- Tag questions are sign of weakness (I'm right aren't I?)


- Reasoning = men in position of dominance

Gender Theorist ; Dale Spender, 1970s "Manmade Language"

- Dominance model


- Male sentences using hypercorrect & formal grammar


- Thinks language itself was gender marked and specific


- Generic pronouns "He" assumes male reader


- Address terms = "Mr" is honourific compared to "Miss" or "Mrs"

Gender Theorist ; O'Barr Atkins 1980

- Men from lower classes used many featues similar to females


- Concluded that these features were used by the disempowered and not because they are women

Gender Theorist ; Pamela Fishman, 1985, "Interaction; the work women do"

- Women us tag questions and other features to help men out

Gender theorist ; Janet Holmes, 1992

- Lakoff's "findings were grossly misleading"


- Hedges and fillers = multifunctional


- Tag questions are supportive and polite

Gender Theorist ; Jane Pilkington 1990s

- Women = In same Sex conversations use collab features and support each other


- Women = anecdotal to support each other


- Tag questions = facilitate


- Difference model


- Men are less complementary to each other and more competitive

Gender Theorist ; Jennifer Coates, 1990s, "Real men Talk"

- Men 'Hold the floor' (talking for long periods of time each)


- Men talk about drinking and cars


- Women overlap but men don't


- Verbal Duelling


- Masculine = boasting and swearing


- Women talk about house, scandal, children etc

Gender Theorist ; Deborah Tannen, "You just don't understand"

- Thinks it is like men and women speak different languages


- "Natural and inescapable difference"


- Men and women have totally different ways of speaking and that is why the don't understand each other


- Deborah Cameron has counter argument

Gender Theorist ; Penelope Eckert

- Gender is socially constructed and can be learnt


- There has been a misleading merging of gender to mean biological sex

Gender Theorist ; Deborah Cameron

- Women brought up to use language a certain way


- Linguistic research that focuses on gender is limited, both genders are intrinsically varied


- No "Natural" difference in men and women, women's language is due to social isolation


- Said Tannen's theory was nonsense and just the way men and women socialise