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Schiffrin, Deborah, Deborah F. Tannen and Heidi E. Hamilton, eds. 2001. The handbook of discourse analysis. (Blackwell Handbooks in Linguistics 2). Blackwell Publishers.
Tannen, Deborah F. 2001. Ik zeg dit alleen omdat ik van je hou: over communicatie met je familie, vrienden en partner. Prometheus.
Tannen, Deborah F. 2000. Indirectness at Work. In Peyton, Joy Kreeft, Peg Griffin, Walt Wolfram and Ralph W. Fasold. Language in Action. New Studies of Language in Society. Essays in Honor of Roger W. Shuy. Hampton Press. pp. 189–212.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1998. The Argument Culture: Changing the Way We Argue and Debate. Virago.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1994. Gender and Discourse. Oxford University Press.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1987. Conversational style. In Duncan, Starkey Jr. Indexicality in language and `nonverbal communication'. In : 77–81. : 251–267.
Tannen, Deborah F., ed. 1984. Coherence in spoken and written discourse. Ablex Publishing Company.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1984. Cross-cultural communication. California Association Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages 10 : 1–16.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1984. Saying what one means. New York Times Magazine 29 (July) : 6–7.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1984. Spoken and written narrative in English and Greek. In Tannen, Deborah F., ed. Coherence in spoken and written discourse. Ablex Publishing Company. pp. 21–41.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1984. The pragmatics of cross-cultural communication. Applied Linguistics 5 (3) : 189–195.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1983. 'I take out the rock -- DOK!': How Greek women tell about being molested (and create involvement). Anthropological Linguistics 25 (3) : 359–374.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1983. Oral and literate strategies in spoken and written discourse. In Bailey, Richard W. and Robin Melanie Fosheim, eds. Literacy for life: The demand for reading and writing. Modern Language Association. pp. 79–96.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1983. When is an overlap not an interruption? One component of conversational style. In Pietro, Robert J. Di, William Frawley and Alfred Wedel, eds. The first Delaware symposium on language studies: Selected papers. Delaware UP. pp. 119–129.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1982. Analyzing discourse: text and talk. (Georgetown University Round Table on Languages and Linguistics 1981). Georgetown University Press.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1982. Conversational style: When men and women talk, why don't we say what we mean? Vogue Magazine 1982 (October) : 185–192.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1982. Ethnic style in male/female conversation. In Gumperz, John J., ed. Language and social identity. Cambridge University Press. pp. 217–231.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1982. Oral and literate strategies in spoken and written narratives. Language 58 (1) : 1–21.
Tannen, Deborah F., ed. 1982. Spoken and written language: Exploring orality and literacy. Ablex Publishing Company.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1982. The myth of orality and literacy. In Frawley, William, ed. Linguistics and literacy. Plenum Press. pp. 37–50.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1982. The oral/literate continuum in discourse. In Tannen, Deborah F., ed. Spoken and written language: Exploring orality and literacy. Ablex Publishing Company. pp. 1–16.
Tannen, Deborah F. and Cynthia Wallat. 1982. A sociolinguistic analysis of multiple demands on the pediatrician in doctor/mother/child interaction. In Pietro, Robert J. Di, ed. Linguistics and the professions: Proceedings of the Second Annual Delaware Symposium on Language Studies. Ablex Publishing Corporation. pp. 39–50.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1981. New York Jewish conversational style. International Journal of the Sociology of Language 30 : 133–149.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1981. Talking New York: It's not what you say, it's the way that you say it. New York Magazine 30 (March) : 30–33.
Tannen, Deborah F. 1981. Review of $Therapeutic discourse: Psychotherapy as conversation. Language 57 (2) : 481–486.