Language and gender : An introduction. By Mary M. Talbot Cambridge: Polity Press, 1998. Pp. xi, 257.

Zdeněk Salzmann

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List of figures and tables. Acknowledgements. Transcription Conventions. Part I: Preliminaries: Airing Stereotypes and Early Models: 1. Language and Gender. 2. Talking Proper. 3. Women's Language and Man Made Language. Part II: Interaction Among Women and Men: 4. Telling Stories. 5. Conversation. v6. Public Talk. 7. Difference-and-dominance and Beyond. Part III: Discourse and the Construction of Gender: 8. Critical Perspectives. 9. Consumerism and Femininity. 10. New Men and Old Boys. 11. Reclaiming the Language. References. Index.

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