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ENG527 — Language and Gender
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Introduction to the Course: Language & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic001Central Concepts | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic002Gender & Sociolinguistics | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic003Linguistics & Feminism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic004Woman's Language | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic005Differnt Speech Styles | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic006Women's Styles of Interaction | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic007Physical & Linguistic Violence | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic008Class & Gender Inequality | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic009Women of Color | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic010Implications Women's Interpersonal Skills | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic011Implications-Sex Stereotype | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic012Implications Male Domination in Decision Making | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic013Gender & Socio-Cultural Anthropologt | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic014Gender as Personae | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic015Gender & Community of Practice | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic016Gender as Organizer of Institution | Language and Gender |ENG527_Topic017Is Gender Always Relevant to Language | Language and Gender |ENG527_Topic018Constructing Natural Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic019Deconstructing Natural Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic020Reconstructing Natual Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic021Asymmetric View of Gender| Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic022Asymmetry In Dressing | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic023Asymmetry In Names & Public Behavior | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic024Gender Reconstruction via peer cultures | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic025From peer cultures to social Markets | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic026Developing Desire | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic027Gender as Learning | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic028Gender & Other Social Categories | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic029Principles of Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic030Gender Order | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic031Convention & Ideology | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic032Feactures Convention & Customs | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic033Gender Ideology | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic034Essentialism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic035Functionalism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic036Division of Labor | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic037Gender Discourse/s | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic038Ideology and Power | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic039Ideology, Power, Hegemony | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic040Masculinities & Femininities | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic041Why Generalizations? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic042Gender Practice | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic043Commuinties of Practice| Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic044Looking Gender locally | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic045Features of Community of Practice | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic046Choice of Community of Practice | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic047Feacture of Community of Practice | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic048Construction of Selves in C-O-Ps | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic049Reinforcing Selves in Language Choices | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic050Access to Situation & Events | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic051Ways of Accessing Speech Events | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic052Access to Informal Networks | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic053Speech Activities | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic054Gendering Gossip | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic055Gendering Arguing | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic056Speech Events | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic057Conversational Frames | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic058Genres | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic059Conversational Structure | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic060Conversational Styles | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic061Conversation Analysis | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic062How Conversation Proceeds | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic063CA & Miscommunication Theory | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic064Preferred Sequences | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic065CA & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic066Feminist Conversation Analysis | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic067Speech Act Theory | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic068Speech Act Theory & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic069Gender & Politeness | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic070Politeness, Speech Acts & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic071Feminist Pragmatics | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic072Women's Language & Gendered Positioning | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic073Gendered Discourse Positions | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic074Role of Grammar in Discourse Position | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic075Gendered Discourse Positions, Women's Language & Multifunctionality | ENG527_Topic076Up Talk & Language of the Weak/Women | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic077Gendered Discourse Positions, Strong Language | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic078Linguistic Politeness | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic079Impoliteness | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic080Discursive Meaning & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic081Gender Discourse Positions | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic082Assigning Roles | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic083Assigning Responsibility | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic084Making Metaphors | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic085Gendering Metaphors | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic086Gricean Pragmatics | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic087Gender & Conventional Meaning | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic088Gricean Pragmatics and Gendering in Language Use | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic089Political Correctness | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic090Access to Speaker Meaning | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic091Developing Critical Thinking by Gricean Maxims | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic092Avoiding Manipulation Through Cooperation Maxims | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic093Does Textual Analysis Always Need Cooperation Maxims? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic094Sociolinguistic Variation | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic095Change in Linguistic Identity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic096The Standard - Vernaculars Tension | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic097Stereotyping Linguistic Varieties | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic098Gender, Language Variety & Job | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic099Language in the Globalized World: Example of China | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic100Impact of Globalized Economy on Gender & Work | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic101Gender & Bilingualism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic102Feminization of Service Industry, Gender Imbalance | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic103Gender & Discourse | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic104Workplace Discourse: Gender or Not? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic105Feminine Workplace | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic106Masculine Workplace | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic107Gender and Authority at Workplace & Family | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic108Construction of Gender in Adolescence | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic109Gender & Adolescent Language | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic110Construction of Adolescence at School | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic111Hetero-Sociability | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic112Adolescent Verbal Culture & Media | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic113Policing Adolescent Language | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic114Socio-Phonetics & Socio-Phonology | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic115Intonation & Culture | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic116What is Intonation? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic117Intonation & Grammar | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic118Intonation & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic119Factors Behind Intonation Variations | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic120Natural Base of Intonation | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic121Theory of Sex Differences Intonation | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic122Theory of Sex Differences Intonation | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic123Interactional Sociolinguistics | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic124Gender Identity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic125Gender Identity in Workplace Discourses | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic126Balance Between Gender & Professional Identity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic127Is Interactional Sociolinguistics Critical (CIS)? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic128Ethnographic IS & Gender Ideology | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic129Workplace Discourse & Gender Inequality | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic130Gender Identity & Women Magazines | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic131Response to Hybrid Identity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic132Style | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic133Literariness & Literary Style | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic134Female & Male Sentences | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic135Is there a Gendered Styles? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic136Linguistic Gender & Literary Style | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic137Gender & Translation | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic138Gender in King Lear | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic139Does King Lear Challenge Gender Stereotypes? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic140Gender in Children Literature | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic141Popular Culture & Children Literature | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic142Maleness in Nursery Rhymes | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic143Folklores & Gender Stereotyping | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic144Butler's Gender Trouble & Folklores | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic145Feminism in Fairy Tales - 1 | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic146Feminism in Fairy Tales - 2 | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic147Feminism in Fairy Tales - 3 | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic148TV Plays & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic149Liberal Turn in PTV Plays (1980s) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic150Gender & Contemporary TV Plays (1990s onwards) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic151Gender in Films | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic152Gender Stereotyping in European Movies | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic153A Biased View of Popular Culture | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic154Positive Role of Poupular Culture/films | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic155Gender IN Social/New Media | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic156Women in Proverbs | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic157Gender in Jokes | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic158Stereotyping Through Jokes | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic159Social Expectations about Marriage | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic160Social Expectations & Matrimonial Ads | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic161Woman in Commercial Ads | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic162Commercial Ads as Change Agent | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic163Woman as Public Speaker | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic164Woman & Power | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic165Metaphors of Female Authority | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic166Post Feminism and Sexism in Media Writing | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic167Paradox of Female Leadership | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic168Possible Models for Women Leaders at Workplace | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic169Leadership Styles & Communication Strategies | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic170Is a Balanced Communication Style Possible? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic171Women, Politics, & Power | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic172Distribution of Power in Conversation | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic173Women & Power in Academia | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic174Women & Power in Art | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic175Woman & Realpolitik | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic176Gender & Classroom Interactions - (1) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic177Gender & Classroom Interactions - (2) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic178Gender & Classroom Materials/Content | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic179Class Discussion Around the Texts | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic180Language and Power | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic181Manipulating Language | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic182Knowledge as Power | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic183Cross Cultural Identity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic184National Identities & Cross-Cultural Marriages | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic185Strategies to Develop Cultural Similarity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic186Cultural Similarity Via Non-National Identities | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic187Cross Cultural Identities & Globalization | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic188Does Similarity End Differences Totally? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic189National Identities in Metropolitan Cities | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic190Third Space & Cultural Difference | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic191National Histories as Discourse of Difference | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic192Building Shared Identity Through Conversations | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic193Agency & Gender Identity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic194Micro & Macro Level of Gender Performance | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic195Regulatory Frame of Institutional Discourse | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic196Ideological Work in Trials of Violence | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic197The Notion of Consent in Marriage | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic198Authentic Self & Agency | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic199Cultural Norms & Agency: Foucault's Solution | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic200Wittgenstein's Theory of Language | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic201Language Games, Cultural Norms & Agency | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic202Building Shared Identity Through Conversations | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic203Break Away Groups & Collective Feminism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic204Queer Theory | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic205Butler on Sexual Identity | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic206Derrida's Deconstruction of Language & Gender Reality | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic207Cultural Effects of Queer Theory | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic208Intersectional Approach to Sexuality | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic209Emojis, Emoticons & Social Media | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic210Spread & Use of Emojis | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic211Emojis & Cultural Norms | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic212Queer Theory & Identity Performance | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic213Sexual Identity & Language Learning | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic214Problematizing Social Identities & Language Teaching | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic215Are Sexual & Gender Identities Essential? | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic216Islamic Feminism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic217Secular Feminism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic218Feminism in Pakistan | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic219Identity of Women in Post Modern World | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic220Socio Cultural Linguistics | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic221Neoliberalism & LGS | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic223Muslim Women in Neo Imperial Frames | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic224Countering Misrepresentation of Muslim Women in Western Media | Language & Gender | ENG527_Topic225The Search of Efficient Research Methodology | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic226Some Aspects of Corpus Approach to LGS Research | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic227Some Main Problems in Corpus Analysis | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic228Step by Step Procedure of Corpus Analysis (1) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic229Step by Step Procedure of Corpus Analysis (2) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic230Step by Step Procedure of Corpus Analysis (3) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic231Topics for Corpus Studies in LGS | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic232Language Reform: Introduction | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic233Types of Sexism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic234Institutionalized & Creative Sexism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic235Sexism in Dictionaries | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic236Sexist Use of Personal Pronouns | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic237Inventive Use of Generic Pronouns and Nouns | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic238Insult Terms for Women | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic239Political Correctness | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic240Verbal Hygiene | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic241Prescriptivism | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic242Prescriptivism vs Linguistics | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic243Verbal Hygiene as Threat to Communication | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic244Institutionalized Verbal Hygiene | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic245Verbal Hygiene & Gender (1) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic246Verbal Hygiene & Gender (2) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic247Liberal and Radical Verbal Hygiene | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic248Impact as Advocacy | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic249Notable Advocacy Research | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic250Impact as Public Engagement | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic251Adverse Effects of Maximizing Impact | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic252Gaining Impact through Online Publications | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic253Impact as Source of Diverse Views on Language & Gender | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic254Conflict of Academic and Media Interests | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic255Engagement Through Social Media | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic256Access to Public Debate Through Commentaries | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic257Impact & Verbal Hygiene | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic258The Problem of Generalizations | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic259Influence of Feminist Psychology (1) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic260Influence of Feminist Psychology (2) | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic261Discursive Work on LGS | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic262Strengthening Cross Disciplinary Approach | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic263Women's Language: A Matrix of all Major Developments | Language and Gender | ENG527_Topic264