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Conclusion,itional masculine identity is expressed through a discursive style of distancing and avoidance although this is not necessarily unemotional in nature. Men following such a discourse demonstrate personal control over their illness, by keeping it at a distance and maintaining a strong, stoical front i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-36147-1rategies and discursive styles. We will suggest that feminine strategies are characterised by a careful control over the modal resources of language that contributes to a discourse of transformation. ‘Modality’ is a term used to describe a speaker’s attitude towards the possibility, or necessity, of

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