Robin Tolmach Lakoff
Auteur van Language and Women's Place
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Robin Tolmach Lakoff is a Professor of Linguistics Emerita at the University of California, Berkeley. Laurel A. Sutton is a linguist and co-founder of Catchword.
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- Geboortedatum
- 1942-11-27
- Geslacht
- female
- Nationaliteit
- USA
- Geboorteplaats
- Brooklyn, New York, USA
- Woonplaatsen
- Berkeley, California, USA
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- Radcliffe College (BA)
Indiana University (MA)
Harvard University (PhD) - Beroepen
- professor emerita (Linguistics)
linguist - Relaties
- Lakoff, George (husband|divorced)
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- Linguistics Society of America
University of California, Berkeley
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- #58,443
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- 3.5
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Her humorless and insulting style defeats her ostensible purpose, makes the reader want to flee, and the content is not academically helpful: Parellel words are actually equivalent, NOT "widely different" -- not in the extreme that she delineates. "Bachelor uncle/ Maiden aunt" are closer than she claims and "master/mistress" "king/queen" for the long-term, historically, are equivalent if not "equal". She fails to show examples of exalted/despicable parallelisms, although there is no question of non-parallelism. There IS linguistic prejudice, but she fails to cite the extremes, and labels the middling ranges with provocative words.
The author was a Linguist in an institution in which other women -- around her turf -- did not thrive. Curiously, this book contains "linguistic" errors ("supersegmental patterns" probably meant suprasegmental. Gad.)… (meer)