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Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality

Language, Gender and Biopolitics

Meaning-Making and Intersex Variations in Healthcare

Brian W. (The University of Hong Kong) King

Language, Gender and Biopolitics

Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality

Language, Gender and Biopolitics

Meaning-Making and Intersex Variations in Healthcare

Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality: Language, Gender and Biopolitics

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This Element examines language, power and intersex variations within clinician accounts in Hong Kong, examining how they communicate about intersex traits to patients and their families. The research analyses clinician interviews as dynamic social interactions, focusing on how communicative stances are negotiated and social practices are enacted.

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Beschrijving Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality: Language, Gender and Biopolitics

This Element examines language, power and intersex variations within clinician accounts in Hong Kong, examining how they communicate about intersex traits to patients and their families. The research analyses clinician interviews as dynamic social interactions, focusing on how communicative stances are negotiated and social practices are enacted.

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9781009532778
Pagina's
88
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Serie
Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality
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Algemene sociale wetenschappen
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1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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