| 01 A Framework for Understanding Conversations Between Women and Men.mp3 | 12.99 MB | ||
| 02 The Source of Gender Patterns - Children at Play.mp3 | 9.58 MB | ||
| 03 A Cross-Cultural Approach to GenderTalk.mp3 | 11.59 MB | ||
| 04 The Role of Opposition in Men's Relationships.mp3 | 10.98 MB | ||
| 05 The Role of Talk in Women's Relationships.mp3 | 9.94 MB | ||
| 06 The Interplay of Power and Connection.mp3 | 10.51 MB | ||
| 07 Ambiguity and Polysemy - Two Keys to Understanding Language and Gender.mp3 | 8.29 MB | ||
| 08 Indirectness - Not in So Many Words.mp3 | 9.94 MB | ||
| 09 Talking at Home - Gender in the Family.mp3 | 11.76 MB | ||
| 10 talking at work.mp3 | 11.23 MB | ||
| 11 who talks more - public and private speaking.mp3 | 12.05 MB | ||
| 12 a history of research on gender and language.mp3 | 10.38 MB | ||
| 13 nature, nurture - the source of gender differences.mp3 | 11.25 MB | ||
| 14 Conclusion - What Can You Do.mp3 | 10.98 MB | ||
| Communication Matters I - He Said, She Said - Women, Men and Language.pdf | 341.61 KB |
Communication Matters: He Said/She Said: Women, Men, and Language
Taught by Professor Deborah Tannen, Ph.D.
14 Audio Lectures + PDF of the course guidebook
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/147230.He_Said_She_Said
Deborah Tannen is University Professor of Linguistics at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. She has written countless articles along with nineteen books, including the best-sellingYou Just Don't Understand, That's Not What I Meant!, and I Only Say This Because I Love You: Talking to Your Parents, Partners, Sibs, and Kids When You Are All Adults.Tannen lectures around the world and regularly appears on television as an expert on interpersonal communication
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