OLC Slavistik: Pawelczyk, Joanna - Whatever we say is gendered, or isn't it? A study in the perception of masculinity and femininity in language

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ID	1893787575
Autor	Pawelczyk, Joanna
Titel	Whatever we say is gendered, or isn't it? A study in the perception of masculinity and femininity in language
Erschienen	Poznań studies in contemporary linguistics : PSiCL, Berlin : de Gruyter, 38, 2002, 117-132
Sprache	eng
Soundex	W0270; G4627; S8220; P1781; M6885; F3666; L5644
Medium	article
URL	wa.amu.edu.pl (homepage)
Bestand in Dtl.	siehe in ZDB-Katalog
Quelle	OLC Slavistik
PURL	Citation link, BibTeX

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Whatever we say is gendered, or isn't it? A study in the perception of masculinity and femininity in language