Arabic-L:LING:Women's language response

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Date: 23 Oct 2006
From:maabdelw at purdue.edu
Subject:Women's language response

Dear Raoudha

      I do not know about anything written on women's language style  
in any
Arabian society, but there is pretty good work on women's language  
style as
opposed to men's language style in English. Check Nancy.... and Spada  
(try
them as first and last names ). I noticed these authors make their  
points by
establishing comparisons to similar cases in other cultures. They  
might have
made some references in connection to Arabian culture.

   Good luck
  Mohammad Alwali
  I relied on those authors to write three short papers on women's  
language for
the two courses I had in Sociolinguistics. By the way, one of the  
books that
one of them wrote is " Sociolinguistics

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