Joanne Winter
Biographic Data
| ID | 3823931 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joanne Winter |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joanne |
| FAMILY NAME | Winter |
| SIGNATURE | WINTER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Western Australia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Politics of Naming Reform in the Gendered Spheres of Home and Work
Naming has been a central focus of feminist language planning. The initial emphasiswas on reforming naming practices for women in public spheres (work, education,media). More recently public discourses about work/life balance have drawn togetherthe public and private, shaping the naming practices for women and men in thesedomains. This paper explores the dynamics and politics of naming in the intersectinggendered spheres of work and home. Our foc…
Gender in the Construction and Transmission of Ethnolinguistic Identities and Language Maintenance in Immigrant Australia
The relevance and impact of gender and/or sex roles have long been recognized in the transmission of languages in situations of language contact. More recent studies of multilingualism, second language learning and language maintenance have moved beyond the investigation of gender roles to looking at gendered identities and questions of language maintenance/shift. Here we build upon these developments and examine the ways in which masculinities a…
Gender-inclusive Language Reform in Educational Writing in Singapore and the Philippines: A Corpus-based Study
In this paper we examine the adoption of some gender-inclusive features (generic nouns and pronouns) in two varieties of “outer-circle” Englishes. The focus is on educational texts given the importance of the educational domain in the adoption and spread of language planning. The texts are from the Singapore and Philippine sections of the International Corpus of English [ICE]. Overall results point to minimal adoption of gender-inclusive alternat…
Discourse Quotatives in Australian English: Adolescents Performing Voices
This paper examines the discourse quotatives of Australian English (AE) found in sociolinguistic interviews with adolescents. The investigation focuses on a description of the types and linguistic conditioning of the discourse quotatives and a documentation of thediscourse meanings and contexts of their realization. Results indicate that the innovation be 1 like is located in the discourse quotative system of AE but faces opposition from go, say …
Gender and Language Contact Research in the Australian Context
The focus of this paper is a (re)consideration of explanations and (re)presentation of second-generation bilingual women and their discourses of identities, language choice and language maintenance in Australia in the light of new directions for gender in language contact research. Here we present a (re)view of the value, roles and directions of past and present research about gender and language contact as well as provide an example for future d…
Discourse analysis and contemporary linguistics
The Discourse of Advertising Guy Cook. London, Routledge, 1992. Pp xxi + 250. ISBN 0–415–04171–6: £12.99 Competing Discourses, Perspectives and Ideology in Language David Lee. London, Longman, 1992. Pp xii + 210. ISBN 0–582–07850–4: £10.99
Gender and the political interview in an Australian context
Terms of address. Problems of patterns and usage in various languages and cultures
Discourse Quotatives in Australian English: Adolescents Performing Voices
This paper examines the discourse quotatives of Australian English (AE) found in sociolinguistic interviews with adolescents. The investigation focuses on a description of the types and linguistic conditioning of the discourse quotatives and a documentation of thediscourse meanings and contexts of their realization. Results indicate that the innovation be 1 like is located in the discourse quotative system of AE but faces opposition from go, say …
Gender in the Construction and Transmission of Ethnolinguistic Identities and Language Maintenance in Immigrant Australia
The relevance and impact of gender and/or sex roles have long been recognized in the transmission of languages in situations of language contact. More recent studies of multilingualism, second language learning and language maintenance have moved beyond the investigation of gender roles to looking at gendered identities and questions of language maintenance/shift. Here we build upon these developments and examine the ways in which masculinities a…
Gender and the political interview in an Australian context
Gender and Language Contact Research in the Australian Context
The focus of this paper is a (re)consideration of explanations and (re)presentation of second-generation bilingual women and their discourses of identities, language choice and language maintenance in Australia in the light of new directions for gender in language contact research. Here we present a (re)view of the value, roles and directions of past and present research about gender and language contact as well as provide an example for future d…
Terms of address. Problems of patterns and usage in various languages and cultures
Terms of address. Problems of patterns and usage in various languages and cultures
Discourse analysis and contemporary linguistics
The Discourse of Advertising Guy Cook. London, Routledge, 1992. Pp xxi + 250. ISBN 0–415–04171–6: £12.99 Competing Discourses, Perspectives and Ideology in Language David Lee. London, Longman, 1992. Pp xii + 210. ISBN 0–582–07850–4: £10.99
Gender and the political interview in an Australian context
Gender and Language Contact Research in the Australian Context
The focus of this paper is a (re)consideration of explanations and (re)presentation of second-generation bilingual women and their discourses of identities, language choice and language maintenance in Australia in the light of new directions for gender in language contact research. Here we present a (re)view of the value, roles and directions of past and present research about gender and language contact as well as provide an example for future d…
Discourse Quotatives in Australian English: Adolescents Performing Voices
This paper examines the discourse quotatives of Australian English (AE) found in sociolinguistic interviews with adolescents. The investigation focuses on a description of the types and linguistic conditioning of the discourse quotatives and a documentation of thediscourse meanings and contexts of their realization. Results indicate that the innovation be 1 like is located in the discourse quotative system of AE but faces opposition from go, say …
Gender-inclusive Language Reform in Educational Writing in Singapore and the Philippines: A Corpus-based Study
In this paper we examine the adoption of some gender-inclusive features (generic nouns and pronouns) in two varieties of “outer-circle” Englishes. The focus is on educational texts given the importance of the educational domain in the adoption and spread of language planning. The texts are from the Singapore and Philippine sections of the International Corpus of English [ICE]. Overall results point to minimal adoption of gender-inclusive alternat…
Gender in the Construction and Transmission of Ethnolinguistic Identities and Language Maintenance in Immigrant Australia
The relevance and impact of gender and/or sex roles have long been recognized in the transmission of languages in situations of language contact. More recent studies of multilingualism, second language learning and language maintenance have moved beyond the investigation of gender roles to looking at gendered identities and questions of language maintenance/shift. Here we build upon these developments and examine the ways in which masculinities a…
The Politics of Naming Reform in the Gendered Spheres of Home and Work
Naming has been a central focus of feminist language planning. The initial emphasiswas on reforming naming practices for women in public spheres (work, education,media). More recently public discourses about work/life balance have drawn togetherthe public and private, shaping the naming practices for women and men in thesedomains. This paper explores the dynamics and politics of naming in the intersectinggendered spheres of work and home. Our foc…
Sociology (7 works) · Linguistics (6 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Gender Studies in Language (3 works)