Publications

Found 359 recordsSort by Active filters:
Motschenbacher, Heiko. 2020. Walking on Wilton Drive: A linguistic landscape analysis of a homonormative space. Language & Communication 72 : 25–43.
Adams-Thies, Brian. 2019. Hooking up mildly or wildly. Linguistic interventions for the negotiation of gay male desires. Journal of Language and Sexuality 8 (1) : 108–131.
Cashman, Holly R. 2019. What Phoenix's jotería is saying: Identity, normativity, resistance. Language in Society 48 (4) : 519–539.
Grant, Tim and Emily Chiang. 2019. Deceptive Identity Performance: Offender Moves and Multiple Identities in Online Child Abuse Conversations. Applied Linguistics 40 (4) : 675–698.
Coker, Amy. 2019. How filthy was Cleopatra? Looking for dysphemistic words in ancient Greek. Journal of Historical Pragmatics 20 (2) : 186–203.
Hall, Jeffrey A. 2019. Humor production in long-term romantic relationships: What the lack of moderation by sex reveals about humor’s role in mating. Humor 32 (3) : 343–360.
Hall, Kira. 2019. Middle class timelines: Ethnic humor and sexual modernity in Delhi. Language in Society 48 (4) : 491–517.
Matsúmunyane, Keneuoe and Dipane Hlalele. 2019. Culture, Religion and Sexual Diversity in Lesotho. Journal of Asian and African Studies 54 (4) : 498–511.
Prior, Matthew T. 2019. “I am an adult now”. Re-storying an ‘abuse’ narrative through categorization. Pragmatics and Society 10 (3) : 423–451.
Ryan, John Michael. 2019. Communicating trans identity. Toward an understanding of the selection and significance of gender identity-based terminology. Journal of Language and Sexuality 8 (1) : 221–241.
Bartley, Leanne. 2018. Girl A: The Truth about the Rochdale Sex Ring by the Individual Who Stopped Them: A CDA of a Rape Victim’s Testimony. Applied Linguistics 39 (3) : 352–372.
Brogan, Franny D. and Mariska A. Bolyanatz. 2018. A sociophonetic account of onset /s/ weakening in Salvadoran Spanish: Instrumental and segmental analyses. Language Variation and Change 30 (2) : 203–230.
Huang, Shuzhen and Daniel C. Brouwer. 2018. Coming out, coming home, coming with: Models of queer sexuality in contemporary China. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 11 (2) : 97–116.
Denes, Amanda. 2018. Toward a Post-Sex Disclosures Model: Exploring the Associations Among Orgasm, Self-Disclosure, and Relationship Satisfaction. Communication Research 45 (3) : 297–318.
Fiadotava, Anastasiya. 2018. “Who sharpens the knives in my house?” Belarusian jokes about adultery at the turn of the 21st century. The European Journal of Humour Research 6 (2) : 23–39.
King, Brian. 2018. Hip Hop headz in sex ed: Gender, agency, and styling in New Zealand. Language in Society 47 (4) : 487–512.
Motschenbacher, Heiko. 2018. Corpus linguistics in language and sexuality studies: Taking stock and looking ahead. Journal of Language and Sexuality 7 (2) : 145–174.
Peng, Xinjia and Zuo Jing-Schmidt. 2018. The sluttified sex: Verbal misogyny reflects and reinforces gender order in wireless China. Language in Society 47 (3) : 385–408.
Mills, Sara, Lucy Jones, Isabelle van der Bom, Laura Coffey-Glover, Laura L. Paterson and Georgina Turner. 2018. Opposition as victimhood in newspaper debates about same-sex marriage. Discourse & Society 29 (2) : 180–197.
Childs, Carrie and Dave Walsh. 2018. Paradoxical Invitations: Challenges in Soliciting More Information from Child Witnesses. Research on Language and Social Interaction 51 (4) : 363–378.
Childs, Carrie and Dave Walsh. 2018. Paradoxical Invitations: Challenges in Soliciting More Information from Child Witnesses. Research on Language & Social Interaction 51 (4) : 363–378.
Stanford, James N., Katia Chirkova and Dehe Wang. 2018. A long way from New York City: Socially stratified contact-induced phonological convergence in Ganluo Ersu (Sichuan, China). Language Variation and Change 30 (1) : 109–145.
Wong, Aaron Yiu Leung, Felix Sze and Monica Xiao Wei. 2018. Gender variation in signs of sexual behaviour in Hong Kong Sign Language. Asia-Pacific Language Variation 4 (1) : 1–35.
Davies, Christie. 2017. Reply to Abedinifard. Jokes have no Consequences. Humor 30 (2) : 239–246.
Edelstein, Robin S., Jodi A. Quas, Ingrid M. Cordón, Gail S. Goodman and Britney M. Wardecker. 2017. Emotion Language in Trauma Narratives Is Associated With Better Psychological Adjustment Among Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 36 (6) : 623–658.