This book collects the groundbreaking work of linguist Robin Tolmach Lakoff in a single volume, with introductions to essays by prominent linguists that provide commentary on the profound influence of Lakoff's work.
This book collects the groundbreaking work of linguist Robin Tolmach Lakoff in a single volume, with introductions to essays by prominent linguists that provide commentary on the profound influence of Lakoff's work.
Robin Lakoff is is a professor of Linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley. Her 1975 book Language and Woman's Place is often credited with establishing language and gender as an object of study in linguistics and other disciplines. Laurel Sutton is a linguist and branding expert living in the San Francisco Bay Area. After earning her Master's in Linguistics from UC Berkeley, she went on to co-found Catchword, a top-tier naming company. Her linguistic expertise is in phonetics and sociolinguistics.
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* Contributors * Acknowledgements * Introduction * By Laurel Sutton * 1. Language in context (1972) * Introduction by Sally McConnell-Ginet * 2. The logic of politeness; or, Minding your P's and Q's (1973) * Introduction by Sachiko Ide * 3. Excerpts from two 1974 papers: Pluralism in linguistics; Linguistic theory and the real world * Introduction by Birch Moonwomon * 4. You say what you are: Acceptability and gender-related language (1977) * Introduction by Mary Bucholtz * 5. Stylistic strategies within a grammar of style (1979) * Introduction by Deborah Tannen * 6. When talk is not cheap: Psychotherapy as conversation (1979) * Introduction by Joan Swann * 7. Some of my favorite writers are literate (1982) * Introduction by Jenny Cook-Gumperz * 8. Persuasive discourse and ordinary conversation: Advertising as an example (1982) * Introduction by Janet S. (Shibamoto) Smith * 9. Doubletalk: Sexism in tech talk (1983) * Introduction by Susan Ervin-Tripp * 10. My life in court (1986) * Introduction by Susan Blackwell * 11. The way we were; or; The real actual truth about generative semantics: A memoir * (1989) * Introduction by Georgia Green * 12. Women and disability (review essay) (1989) * Introduction by Suzette Haden Elgin * 13. Pragmatics and the law: Speech act theory confronts the First Amendment (1992) * Introduction by Susan C. Herring * 14. The rhetoric of reproduction (1992) * Introduction by Laurel A. Sutton * 15. True confessions? Pragmatic competence and criminal confession (1996) * Introduction by Linda Coleman * 16. Afterword * by Robin Lakoff
* Contributors * Acknowledgements * Introduction * By Laurel Sutton * 1. Language in context (1972) * Introduction by Sally McConnell-Ginet * 2. The logic of politeness; or, Minding your P's and Q's (1973) * Introduction by Sachiko Ide * 3. Excerpts from two 1974 papers: Pluralism in linguistics; Linguistic theory and the real world * Introduction by Birch Moonwomon * 4. You say what you are: Acceptability and gender-related language (1977) * Introduction by Mary Bucholtz * 5. Stylistic strategies within a grammar of style (1979) * Introduction by Deborah Tannen * 6. When talk is not cheap: Psychotherapy as conversation (1979) * Introduction by Joan Swann * 7. Some of my favorite writers are literate (1982) * Introduction by Jenny Cook-Gumperz * 8. Persuasive discourse and ordinary conversation: Advertising as an example (1982) * Introduction by Janet S. (Shibamoto) Smith * 9. Doubletalk: Sexism in tech talk (1983) * Introduction by Susan Ervin-Tripp * 10. My life in court (1986) * Introduction by Susan Blackwell * 11. The way we were; or; The real actual truth about generative semantics: A memoir * (1989) * Introduction by Georgia Green * 12. Women and disability (review essay) (1989) * Introduction by Suzette Haden Elgin * 13. Pragmatics and the law: Speech act theory confronts the First Amendment (1992) * Introduction by Susan C. Herring * 14. The rhetoric of reproduction (1992) * Introduction by Laurel A. Sutton * 15. True confessions? Pragmatic competence and criminal confession (1996) * Introduction by Linda Coleman * 16. Afterword * by Robin Lakoff
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