Janet Holmes (1) (1947–)

Autor von An Introduction to Sociolinguistics

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Janet Holmes is Professor of Linguistics at Victoria University of Wellington. She teaches sociolinguistics courses from first year to postgraduate level. Her books include Gendered Talk at Work and the Blackwell Handbook of Language and Gender (co-edited with Miriam Meyerhoff). Most recently she mehr anzeigen has published Leadership, Discourse and Ethnicity (co-authored with Meredith Marra and Bernadette Vine) reflecting her most recent research interests which focus on leadership discourse and the relevance of gender and ethnicity in the workplace. weniger anzeigen

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An Introduction to Sociolinguistics (1992) — Autor — 151 Exemplare

Sociolinguistics: Selected Readings (1972) — Herausgeber — 48 Exemplare

The Handbook of Language and Gender (2003) — Herausgeber — 25 Exemplare

Women, Men and Politeness (Real Language Series) (1995) 17 Exemplare

The handbook of language, gender, and sexuality. Second edition (1991) — Herausgeber — 8 Exemplare

Gendered Talk at Work: Constructing Gender Identity Through Workplace Discourse (2006) 7 Exemplare

Power and Politeness in the Workplace (2003) 6 Exemplare

Research methods in sociolinguistics : a practical guide (2013) 5 Exemplare

Leadership, discourse and ethnicity (2011) 3 Exemplare

Femininity, feminism and gendered discourse a selected and edited collection of papers from the fifth International… (2010) 2 Exemplare

New Zealand ways of speaking English 1 Exemplar

Handbook Of Language & Gender 1 Exemplar

The Handbook of Language & Gender by Holmes,Janet. [2005] Paperback (2005) 1 Exemplar

Bilingual education (ELI Occasional Publications) 1 Exemplar

Threads in the New Zealand tapestry of language (1991) 1 Exemplar

Victoria University of Wellington's Language in the Workplace Project: an overview (Language in the Workplace… (2000) 1 Exemplar

Gendered speech in social context : perspectives from gown and town (2000) 1 Exemplar

Guide to the Wellington Corpus of Spoken New Zealand English (1998) 1 Exemplar

Discourse in the Workplace: literature review (Language in the Workplace Occasional Papers) 1 Exemplar

Enhancing Socio-pragmatic Skills Among Professionally Qualified Workers (Language in the Workplace Occasional Papers) 1 Exemplar

Nurses Communicating on the Ward: a pilot study (Language in the Workplace Occasional Papers) 1 Exemplar

Variation and change in New Zealand English : a social dialect investigation. Project report to the Social Sciences… (1991) 1 Exemplar

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Rechtmäßiger Name: Holmes, Janet
Geburtstag: 1947-05-17
Geschlecht: female
Nationalität: New Zealand
Berufe: Professor of Linguistics
Organisationen: Victoria University of Wellington

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The Handbook of Language and Gender von Janet Holmes and Miriam Meyerhoff (eds.)

What the hell happened to my review? I has a sad. Anyway, this challenges the reductive view of social class linguists all seem to unproblematically swallow (and, implicitly, the simplistic view of language variation held by many non-linguists) by investigating the way sex/gender and class-based approaches to variation are intrinsically incomplete and exclusionary, and then proposes as an alternative to class, a notion of "network" - who do you spend time with? In what relationship? How frequently? How many other people? - that updates the sociological language of class based on money and ill-conceived notions of prestige, and makes class/network a functioning 21st-century concept in ways that go far beyond linguistics. And that's just the Romaine article, which,

NB, I USED FOR READING GROUP. DID NOT READ THE WHOLE BOOK.… (mehr)

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