Romance Languages and Social Gender

[Miriam Meyerhoff]

Richard,

You don't say if you are interested in Br. 
Portuguese as well as continental. If so, you 
might check out work by Ana Cristina Ostermann

2006 Comunidades de prácticas de gênero no trabalho. In: Viviane Heberle, Ana
Christina Ostermann and Débora de Carvalho Figueiredo (eds) Estudos de
Linguagem e Gênero no Brasil. Florianópolis: Editora de UFSC.

José Santaemiliano has a 2003 edited collection 
Género, lenguaje y traducción. Published by 
University of Valencia. Individual papers deal 
with Spanish, Catalan, French. (Some in Spanish) 
Probably easiest to get this by contacting José 
directly. And he will have an up to date 
bibliography of work being done in CAtalan and 
Spanish.

Joan Pujolar i Cos probably also has a good 
bibliography of people working on  Catalan (and 
Sp.?) and gender, since he does himself.

Suzanne Fleischman used to work on gender and 
French. A paper in the Proceedings of the 3rd 
Berkeley Women and Lg Conference (those 
proceedings also a source for materials on 
Spanish in the US).

That should be a start...

chrz, mm

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>>  From: International Gender and Language Association on behalf of Cameron,
>>  Richard
>>  Sent: Mon 5/7/2007 1:26 PM
>>  To: GALA-L at LISTSERV.LINGUISTLIST.ORG
>>  Subject: Romance Languages and Social Gender
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>>
>>  Hi folks,
>>
>>      I am in the beginning stages of compiling a list of researchers who
>>  work on issues of language and gender in Romance languages such as
>>  Spanish, French, Italian, Portguese, Catalan, Gallego, or Catalan.
>>
>>      Do any of you know of some researchers and/or articles or books which
>>  target these languages?
>>
>>      Thanks very much - Richard Cameron (rcameron at uic.edu)
>>
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