Title Statements
- Full title :Communication matters. / Deborah Tannen.
Summary
In this course, Georgetown University linguistics professor Deborah Tannen investigates, through examples and clinical studies, the roots of miscommunication.
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- Publication Date:℗2003.
Publication Statements
- Publisher(s):Recorded Books
- Place of Publication:Prince Frederick, Md
- Language:eng
- Publication Date:℗2003.
Notes
Additional course materials :http://www.modernscholar.com
The Physical Object
- Description:7 audio discs (14 hr.) : : digital ; : 4 3/4 in. +
Edition Identifiers
- ISBN:1402547528, 9781402547522, 1402547536, 9781402547539
- oclc:ocn762232918
- LC Classification:P120.S48
- Dewey Decimal:401/.41
Table of Contents
Lecture 1.; He said/She said: a framework for understanding conversations between women and men.; Lecture 2.; The source of gender patterns: children at play.; Lecture 3.; A cross-cultural approach.; Lecture 4.; The role of opposition in men's relationships.; Lecture 5.; The role of talk in women's relationships.; Lecture 6.; The interplay of power and connection.; Lecture 7.; Ambiguity and polysemy: two keys to understanding language and gender.; Lecture 8.; Indirectness: not in so many words.; Lecture 9.; Talking at home: gender in the family.; Lecture 10.; Talking at work.; Lecture 11.; Who talks more?: public and private speaking.; Lecture 12.; A history of research on gender and language.; Lecture 13.; Nature/Nuture: the source of gender differences.; Lecture 14.; Conclusion: what can you do?
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