Publications

Publication details [#61625]

Romaniuk, Tanya. 2016. On the relevance of gender in the analysis of discourse: A case study from Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential bid in 2007–2008. Discourse & Society 27 (5) : 533–553.

Publication type

Article in journal

Publication language

English

Keywords

discourse analysis | gender | laughter | political speech | recontextualization

Language as a subject

English, American

Place, Publisher

Routledge

Journal WWW

www.sagepub.co.uk/ejournals/

Annotation

Clinton’s laughter in news interview talk-in-interaction during her unchancy bid for US presidency (2007–2008) and its ensuing mass media representation as ‘cluck’ in talk-out-of-interaction discloses how initially non-gendered communicative conduct may get gendered via other participants.