Communicating gender

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = xi
• 1 DOING GENDER = 1
• Doing and Displaying Gender = 1
• Gender in Cross-Disciplinary Perspective = 6
• The World of Words : Communicating Gender Through Language = 15
• Language : Loaded Weapon or Broken Tool? = 20
• Multiple Jeopardy : Gender, Race, and Class = 23
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 28
• Annotated Bibliograph! and Suggestions for Further Reading = 29
• 2 BOYS WILL BE BOYS? = 31
• In the First Person Masculine = 33
• The Female Eunuch : The Second Sex! = 35
• Sex and Gender : What's the Difference! = 41
• Thank God I Am Not a Woman = 49
• Changing the Subject = 53
• Genes, Gender, and Social Policy : The Difference That Difference, Makes = 57
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 61
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 62
• 3 WHAT'S GENDER GOT TO DO WITH GRAMMAR? = 65
• A Brief Herstory of Gender in Grammar = 66
• Grammatical Gender = 69
• Natural Gender = 73
• Leakage Between Grammatical and Natural Gender = 82
• Problems and Prospects for Reform in Languages With Grammatical Gender = 85
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 88
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 90
• 4 ENGLISH-A MAN-MADE LANGUAGE? = 91
• Spinsters, Old Maids, Hags, and the Word That Rhymes With Rich : How Women Are Spoken About = 92
• Mothers and Workers by Other Names : The Housewife, the Working Mother, and the Problem Called Housework = 95
• Whores, Sex Kittens, Sluts : Women and Bad Words = 98
• One Man in Two Is a Woman = 102
• Pronouns and Pictures = 104
• Male Subjects／Female Objects = 109
• Sexism : A Deliberate Master Plan for Languages? = 111
• Exercises and Discussion Questions? = 117
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 118
• 5 WHAT'S IN A NAME? = 121
• Name Calling = 121
• Is It Miss or Mrs.? = 123
• Ladies First? = 125
• Marked Women = 130
• The Lesser Man = 140
• The Invisible Woman : A Rose by Another Name = 146
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 148
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 149
• 6 GENDERED TALK : GOSSIP, SHOP TALK AND THE SOUND OF SILENCE = 151
• "Women's Language" : Fact or Fiction? = 153
• Getting a Word in Edgewise = 157
• Is Silence Golden? = 160
• Wait Till You Hear What Happened to Me! = 165
• Women Are More Polite, Aren't They? = 168
• Why Ladies Arc Supposed to Talk Properly = 172
• No Laughing Matter = 182
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 184
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 186
• 7 LEARNING HOW TO TALK LIKE A LADY = 189
• Doing Gender at Home = 191
• Gendered Play = 194
• Best Friends = 198
• Gendered Classrooms = 201
• The Hidden Curriculum : How Boys Get Ahead, While Girls Learn to Get Along = 204
• Gendered Texts = 211
• Degendering Schooling／Engendering Learning = 216
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 219
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 219
• 8 DIFFERENT WORDS, DIFFERENT WORLDS? = 221
• Language at Work : Sexual Harassment = 223
• When Is Sex Rape? = 228
• When "No" Doesn't Mean "No" : Forcing a "Yes" Out = 230
• Good Girls, Bad Girls, Virgins, and Vamps = 236
• Misogyny, Murder. and Woman Slaughter = 245
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 248
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 249
• 9 ADVERTISING GENDER = 251
• The World of Advertising : Is This Your Life? = 253
• Marketing Feminine Gender = 255
• The Sexual Sell = 263
• Selling the Happy Homemaker = 272
• Selling the Career Woman and the Househusband = 278
• How Television Makes Up Children's Minds = 280
• Declaring War on Sexist Advertising = 281
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 288
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 289
• 10 LANGUAGE REFORM : A MSGUIDED ATTEMPT TO CHANCE HERSTORY? = 291
• Should We Leave Language Alone? = 292
• From Dictionaries to Dick-tionaries : Websters Old and New = 293
• Resisting Reform = 297
• But Is It Miss or Mrs. Revisited? = 308
• Language Reform in Public and Private = 311
• Language Engendered／Degendered and Regendered : The Limits of Change = 315
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 318
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 320
• 11 WRITING FEMINIST FUTURES = 323
• Male Utopia, Female Dystopia : The Origins of Feminist Fabulation and Speculative Fiction = 323
• To Boldly Go Where No Woman Has Gone Before = 328
• Women's Space : From Outer Space to Inner Space = 332
• Strange Bedfellows and the Language of the Future = 339
• Is the Future Female? = 351
• Exercises and Discussion Questions = 352
• Annotated Bibliography and Suggestions for Further Reading = 354
• References = 357
• Author Index = 383
• Subject Index = 391