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Polkowski, Julia: Jandura, Olaf: Mediennutzung - eine Frage der sozialen Klasse? Aktivierung einer soziologischen Kategorie fuer die Kommunikationswissenschaft am Beispiel des Klassenmodells von Andreas Reckwitz. [2023]
Matwick, Keri: Matwick, Kelsi: Humor and performing gender on TV cooking shows. [2019]
Bednarek, Monika: "Don't say crap. Don't use swear words." Negotiating the use of swear/taboo words in the narrative mass media. [2019]
Vaes, Jeroen: Latrofa, Marcella: Suitner, Caterina: Arcuri, Luciano: They are all armed and dangerous! Biased language use in crime news with ingroup and outgroup perpetrators. [2019]
Lange, Benjamin P.: Kouros, Stefanie: Schwab, Frank: Schoen gesagt! Aspekte der Nachrichtensprache: Ein empirischer Vergleich der sprachlichen Gewandtheit der Nachrichtensendungen von ARD, ZDF, SAT.1 und RTL. [2019]
Kotthoff, Helga: Nuebling, Damaris: Genderlinguistik. Eine Einfuehrung in Sprache, Gespraech und Geschlecht. [2018]
Saurer, Nicole: "Constituting parental identities in families - analyzing stance in the family sitcom modern family". [2018]
Braun, Lea: Zum Umgang mit Mehrsprachigkeit in der Medienpaedagogik. [2017]
Alshaer, Atef: Representation of language in Arab media for children. [2017]
Sandel, Todd L.: Qiu, Peimin: Young adults' language mixing on Chinese social media: Convergence and identity changes through WeChat. [2017]
Vervecken, Dries: Hannover, Bettina: Yes I can! Effects of gender fair job descriptions on children's perceptions of job status, job difficulty, and vocational self-efficacy. [2015]
Leurs, Koen: Ponzanesi, Sandra: Dutch Moroccan girls performing their selves in instant messaging spaces. [2014]
Kotthoff, Helga: Jashari, Shpresa: Klingenberg, Darja: Komik (in) der Migrationsgesellschaft. [2013]
Linneman, Thomas J.: Gender in Jeopardy! Intonation variation on a television game show. [2013]
Stamou, Anastasia G.: Agrafioti, Anastasia: Dinas, Konstantinos D.: Representations of youth (language) in Greek TV commercials. [2012]
Bednarek, Monika: The language of fictional television. A case study of the 'dramedy' Gilmore Girls. [2011]
Lee, Eun-Ju: Effects of gendered language on gender stereotyping in computer-mediated communication: The moderating role of depersonalization and gender-role orientation. [2007]
De Casanova, Erynn Masi: Spanish language and Latino ethnicity in children's television programs. [2007]
Mandala, Susan: Solidarity and the Scoobies: an analysis of the -y suffix in the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. [2007]
Hartmann, Maren: Technologies and Utopias. The cyberflaneur and the experience of "being online". [2004]
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