Judith Baxter
Abstract
This book reveals how 'double-voicing' is an inherent and routine part of spoken interactions within institutional contexts. Baxter's research shows that women use double-voicing more than men as a me
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This book reveals how 'double-voicing' is an inherent and routine part of spoken interactions within institutional contexts. Baxter's research shows that women use double-voicing more than men as a me
Key concepts: Voice, Work (physics), Linguistics, Psychology, Computer science, Engineering, Philosophy, Mechanical engineering