Titlebook: Language, Sex and Social Structure; Analysing Discourses Jodie Clark Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limit

使隔離

,‘After University They’ll Go Back to Normal’: the Emancipatory Agenda,xual desirability. Two achievement–related principles are at the heart of the conceptual systems that sustain homophobia in this community: first, that sporting/academic achievement and heterosexual desirability are mutually . and second, that sporting/academic achievement and sexual desire are mutually ..

Adornment

Mnemonics

哭得清醒了

,‘Who’s Snogged a Girl, Who’s Slept with a Girl’: Sex Concepts and Individual Concepts, More specifically, I am interested in how these ways of thinking are .: I would define ‘conceptual system’ as a set of discrete concepts within a particular domain in structured relationship with each other.

GRIN

,‘Oh Yeah, She’s a Good Hockey Player’: Local, Emergent Social Structures,no gay people at all, nor does she wish there were no gay people among the people she regularly interacts with. She might have said, for instance, ‘I wish there didn’t have to be gay people at uni’. Instead, she wishes there were no gay people ..

憎惡

The Performative Production of Conceptual Systems,e have the capacity to control. From this assumption it follows that if change and transformation are possible, they are only possible as effects of human actions (even if these effects are unintended).

眼界

,‘And the Size of His &’ ‘Shush!’: Hockey, Achievement and the Silencing of Desire, engaged in some form of homosexual activity. In this chapter I address the question of why such a division is necessary; that is, why have participants produced two discrete concepts for hockey player identity? And why is homosexuality incompatible with the notion of a high-achieving hockey player?

破譯密碼

The Local Politics of Sexuality,mber of fields, including (among others) sociology, psychology, anthropology, cultural studies, gender studies and sociolinguistics. My own interest in these issues arises from my year-long ethnographic study of conversational interaction among members of a women’s field hockey team at a UK universi

Prologue

FICE

The Performative Production of Conceptual Systems,for understanding human agency not only in terms of the . that people perform, but also in terms of the . they communicate – or, to be more precise, the . they performatively produce in communication. While it may seem counter-intuitive to theorize human agency as involving anything other than actio