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Examining Lesbian Conversations as Discourses of Identity and Resistance,tion to discussing the principal theme of language and sexual identity — in this chapter, the method in question is functional discourse analysis as a means of exploring conversational structure. We also draw on Bucholtz and Hall’s (2004) tactics of intersubjectivity framework, which was outlined in

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Analysing Evaluation in Coming Out Narratives,d bisexual.. When speakers or writers produce discourse which functions to reflect on life-changing experiences, linguistic markers of evaluation tend to be very dense throughout the text. This chapter identifies and classifies some of the linguistic markers of evaluation in an electronic corpus of

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The Language of Shame, Risk and Concealment,on of sexual identity through conversation and through narrative. In this chapter we pursue a philosophical enquiry into how, discursively, an individual may establish that identity, rationalise it to themselves, contest it and sometimes even retreat from it. We start with the proposal from Althusse

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Discourse and Identity in a Corpus of Lesbian Erotica, the remaining chapters, we move to an examination of how sexual identities are represented in a number of written text types. In this chapter, we employ some methods of corpus linguistics to investigate how desires and identities are portrayed in a 60,000 word corpus of lesbian erotica from the lat

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,Sexual Identity and Gender: Discursive Constructions of ‘Butch’ and ‘Femme’ in Film,relationships, as particular forms of lesbian identities and relationships, are represented and constructed in fictional film texts. In particular, we focus on the role that language plays in this process of representation and identity construction. The findings presented in this chapter share much

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