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This book reports a fascinating study on the dominance of male over female in the Japanese context. The author meticulously analyzed a rich corpus of conversational data both quantitatively and qualitatively and made insightful observations of how gender dominance is realized in the way conversation is managed by the participants. Anybody interested in the cultural aspect of conversation will find it most rewarding to read.
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This well-written, clear and systematic study contributes to three research areas: conversational dominance, gender, and pragmatic transfer in foreign language. Most importantly, the author develops an analytical framework dominance in conversation. [...] Itakura succeeded in presenting an extremely interesting, highly systematic study of the methodological problems of analysing conversational dominance. [...] the study contributes usefully to developing an analytical framework for conversational dominance, pragmatic transfer, and the discussion of gender difference in conversation.
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This book reports a fascinating study on the dominance of male over female in the Japanese context. The author meticulously analyzed a rich corpus of conversational data both quantitatively and qualitatively and made insightful observations of how gender dominance is realized in the way conversation is managed by the participants. Anybody interested in the cultural aspect of conversation will find it most rewarding to read.
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