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Doing Gender Against the Odds: A Sociolinguistic Analysis of Educational Discourse,be evidence of gender being done. In this paper, by contrast, I shall look at a context in which the odds seem to be stacked against the interactional performance of gender. The data I examine come from an intervention project carried out in primary classrooms in the south east of England, designed

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,Now You See Me, Now You Don’t: Adolescents Exploring Deviant Positions,oughout the data I collected is boundaries: the adolescents constantly reproduce the boundaries between themselves and others both as individuals and groups. The reproduction of boundaries we can observe in this data relates to Seltzer’s (1989) notion of ‘comparative acts’, the act of constructing o

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,Boys’ Talk: Hindi, Moustaches and Masculinity in New Delhi,ures everyday language practice. While the paradigms that frame scholarship on language and masculinity differ, with early studies focusing on differences between men’s talk and women’s talk (e.g., Johnstone 1990; Tannen 1990) and later studies seeking to explain how men’s talk is produced performat

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