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Wolfson, Nessa – Language in Society, 1976
In research on the historical present tense, neither interviews nor tape-recorded group sessions proved neutral or adequate. An explanation is found in the notion of a speech event, and simple techniques of participation are advocated. (Author/RM)
Descriptors: Interviews, Language Research, Observation, Research Methodology
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Crosby, Faye; Nyquist, Linda – Language in Society, 1977
The data support Lakoff's hypotheses that the female register is used more by women than by men, although they do not necessarily justify her further assertion that women's speech reflects, or is caused by, the low status of women in our society. (Author/HP)
Descriptors: Females, Language Patterns, Language Usage, Lexicology