The Role of Gender in New Zealand Literature
The Role of Gender in New Zealand Literature
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性别在新西兰文学中的作用
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发表时间：
2004
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通讯作者：
T. Murachver
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作者：
A. Janssen;T. Murachver
本研究探讨性别如何影响小说中的语言使用。59名女性和52名男性获奖或流行小说作家的作品根据出版时期被归类为早期或当代。超过三分之一的语言变量编码在文献中不同的作者性别的基础上。女性使用的语言，使他们的写作更人际关系，社会情感的基调，而事实和数量的元素更经常使用的男性。流行小说作家的性别效应大于获奖小说作家，早期作家的性别效应大于当代作家。虽然研究结果表明，性别不是影响语言使用的唯一因素，性别在专业文献中的作用是强大的。性别结构在不同时期和写作类型中的变化为未来的研究提供了一些途径。
This study investigated how gender influenced language use in fiction. The writings of 59 female and 52 male authors of either award-winning or popular fiction were classified as early or contemporary depending on period of publication. More than one third of the linguistic variables coded for in the literature varied on the basis of author gender. Females used language that gave their writing a more interpersonal, socioemotional tone, whereas factual and quantitative elements were more frequently used by males. The gender effect was greater for writers of popular than award-winning fiction, and for authors writing in the early period than the contemporary period. Although results show that gender is not the only factor influencing language use, the role of gender in professional literature is robust. Variations in gender construction across period and type of writing introduce a number of avenues for future research.
影响因子：
4.6
作者：
BLOCK, JH
通讯作者：
BLOCK, JH