Arguments against Policing Womens Language Flashcards

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1
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What adverb have women been told to use less to seem more serious?

A

“Just”

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What filler have women been told to use less to seem more serious?

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“Like”

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What type of FTA is filler more likely to be used in?

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Negative FTA’s

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What type of way of speaking must be supposedly avoided for women to sound more serious?

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Vocal fry

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What is the issue with the “empowerment” for making it seem like women need to change their language use? Why?

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It sounds empowering but it is not, it is discouraging

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What is an issue with women focussing more on how they use language in conversations?

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They will become

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When was the “Can we get over Womens Language” article written?

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2015

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Which theorists express their views in the “Can we get over womens language” article?

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Tannen, Cameron, Lakoff

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What does Cameron say in the article?

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Men use lots of the same language features as women but do not get criticised

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What does Tannen say in the article?

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She says women cant win. If they talk how they usually do, they are criticised and if they talk in a more masculine way, they are considered more aggressive

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What does Lakoff say in the article?

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Many womens language features are signs of highly evolved communication

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How does Lakoff support her point in the article?

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She says fillers such as “Like” help the other person in a conversation acknowledge the importance of something

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What is significant with Lakoffs views in the 2015 article?

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They are very different to her views 40 years ago

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What were Lakoffs views 40 years before the “Can We Get Over Womens Language” Article?

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Womens language was “Weak” compared to mens language

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What is a large purpose of language other than for giving information to other people?

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Building relationships

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Who’s work is Cameron challenging with what she says in the 2015 Article? What year was the work of the linguist she is challenging made?

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She is challenging Lakoff’s 1975 work

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How is Cameron challenging Lakoffs earlier work in the article?

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Because she says that men use a lot of the same features as women

18
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What does Cameron say has happened to Lakoffs work in 1975?

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It has been proven to be overgeneralised over the decades

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What proof is there according to Cameron which goes against Lakoff’s early work?

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Men use “Like” as a filler a lot as well