Slavic Gender Linguistics
Editor
This edited volume offers the first comprehensive collection devoted to the study of Slavic gender linguistics by a team of international Slavic linguists. It features eleven highly-original, data-driven contributions representing a variety of approaches to this understudied and underrepresented area of contemporary Slavic linguistics. For those working specifically in the field of gender linguistics, the collection presents the first English-language introduction to this vital area of sociolinguistic research based upon findings from contemporary Russian, Polish, Czech and other Slavic languages. For Slavic linguists, it presents a ground-breaking collection of sociolinguistic studies which advance Russian linguistic theory and further enhance it with new theoretical frameworks and analyses by which to view the Slavic data.
Each of the contributions is sufficiently rich and varied in its conceptual design, theoretical approach, and potential for practical application in graduate seminars or courses in gender linguistics. The linguistic fields addressed by this collection include: pragmatics, discourse analysis, grammar, syntax, literary linguistics, cross-cultural linguistics, diachronic linguistics, and quantitative linguistics.
Each of the contributions is sufficiently rich and varied in its conceptual design, theoretical approach, and potential for practical application in graduate seminars or courses in gender linguistics. The linguistic fields addressed by this collection include: pragmatics, discourse analysis, grammar, syntax, literary linguistics, cross-cultural linguistics, diachronic linguistics, and quantitative linguistics.
[Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, 61] 1999. xviii, 251 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 28 June 2011
Published online on 28 June 2011
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Background and IntrodutionMargaret H. Mills | p. vii
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Referential knowledge in discrourse: Interpretation of (I, You) in male and female speechValentina Zaitseva | p. 1
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Gender, iconicity, and agreement in RussianBernadette J. Urtz | p. 27
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A gender linguistic analysis of Mrozek’s TangoJill L. Christensen | p. 39
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Gender linguistic analysis of Russian children’s literatureOlga T. Yokoyama | p. 57
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Gender roles and perception: Russian diminutives in discourseEdna Andrews | p. 85
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Gender and conversational management in RussianLenore A. Grenoble | p. 113
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“Teacher talk” in the Russian and American classroom: Dominance and cultural framingMargaret H. Mills | p. 131
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Speaker, gender, and the choise of ‘communicatives’ in RussianIgor Sharonov | p. 153
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The rule of feminization in RussianBarbara M. Mozdzierz | p. 165
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Gender-based results of a quantitative analysis of spoken Czech: Contribution to the Czech national corpusJitka Sonkova | p. 183
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Whence virility? The rise of a new gender distinction in the history of SlavicLaura A. Janda | p. 201
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Index | p. 229
“The volume is undoubtedly a very worthy contribution to our rather imperfect knowledge of the area of Slavic gender linguistics. It should be of interest to every Slavist, sociolinguist and student of gender linguistics in general.”
Alla Nedashkivska, University of Alberta
“[...] this collection is a valuable source of data and salient issues from Slavic languages for cross-linguistic and general studies of languages and gender.”
Cynthia M. Vakareliyska, University of Oregon
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Subjects
Main BIC Subject
CF: Linguistics
Main BISAC Subject
LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General