Language and Power and Gender
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- Created by: Mia Simpson
- Created on: 29-04-14 19:31
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- English Language
- Gender theorists
- Tannen
- Men seek status and women seek support
- Men give commands and women make suggestions
- Men try and solve problems and women try understand problems
- Women speak to much to try and build relationships
- Men talk more in public
- Women overlap as they try to gain control
- Men talk more in public
- Women speak to much to try and build relationships
- Men try and solve problems and women try understand problems
- Men give commands and women make suggestions
- Men seek status and women seek support
- Pamela Fishman
- Questions are not sign of weakness
- Dale Spencer
- The male being the norm in a patriarchal society
- Dominance theory
- Zimmerman and West
- Men are more likely to interrupt in mixed sex conversation
- Holmes
- Men discriminate against women '****' '*****' 'Cow'
- Zimmerman and West
- Robin Lackoff
- Women use super polite forms
- Women use hedges ' Sort of' 'Seems like'
- Women use Tag Questions
- Women speak less frequently
- Women avoid swearing
- Women use intensifiers 'very' 'so'
- Women apologise more
- Women use intensifiers 'very' 'so'
- Women avoid swearing
- Women speak less frequently
- Women use Tag Questions
- Women use hedges ' Sort of' 'Seems like'
- Women use super polite forms
- Tannen
- Language and Power
- Convesational Features
- Who Leads talk
- Who chooses/changes topic
- Who interrupts?
- Who Backs down
- Who comments on what's being said
- Who uses politeness strategies
- Who uses face threatening acts?
- Who uses tags, fillers and hedges?
- Who talks the most?
- Who uses directives?
- Dominent soeaker will
- Initiate Conversation
- Overlap and innterupt
- Set agenda
- Control the topic
- Reinforce the behaviour through positive feedback
- Initiate Conversation
- Power theorists
- Goffman
- Politeness and impoliteness can create an influence(threatening acts)
- Face saving
- Grice
- Conversational maxims
- Fairclough
- ideologies that are used for effect.e.g. natural and normal
- Goffman
- Convesational Features
- Gender theorists
- Gender theorists
- Tannen
- Men seek status and women seek support
- Men give commands and women make suggestions
- Men try and solve problems and women try understand problems
- Women speak to much to try and build relationships
- Men talk more in public
- Women overlap as they try to gain control
- Men talk more in public
- Women speak to much to try and build relationships
- Men try and solve problems and women try understand problems
- Men give commands and women make suggestions
- Men seek status and women seek support
- Pamela Fishman
- Questions are not sign of weakness
- Dale Spencer
- The male being the norm in a patriarchal society
- Dominance theory
- Zimmerman and West
- Men are more likely to interrupt in mixed sex conversation
- Holmes
- Men discriminate against women '****' '*****' 'Cow'
- Zimmerman and West
- Robin Lackoff
- Women use super polite forms
- Women use hedges ' Sort of' 'Seems like'
- Women use Tag Questions
- Women speak less frequently
- Women avoid swearing
- Women use intensifiers 'very' 'so'
- Women apologise more
- Women use intensifiers 'very' 'so'
- Women avoid swearing
- Women speak less frequently
- Women use Tag Questions
- Women use hedges ' Sort of' 'Seems like'
- Women use super polite forms
- Tannen
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