City University Research HalfDay Event: Gender and Sexualities RESEARCHING GENDER AND LANGUAGE Dr Li

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City University Research Half-Day Event Gender
and Sexualities RESEARCHING GENDER AND
LANGUAGEDr Lia Litosseliti l.litosseliti_at_cit
y.ac.uk

• Department of Language and Communication Science
  City University Northampton Square London EC1V
  0HB

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Speaker biography

• Dr Lia Litosseliti is lecturer in linguistics at
  City University, London.
• Her research interests range from critical
  linguistics, discourse analysis, and language and
  gender, to education (particularly the role of
  collaborative argumentation) and research
  methodologies. She has published in the areas of
  argumentation, discourse, gender identities, and
  research methods. She is the author of Using
  Focus Groups in Research (2003, Continuum), a
  book which takes a step-by-step look at focus
  group methodology, for researchers across
  disciplines. She is the author of Gender and
  Language Theory and Practice (2005, Arnold), and
  co-editor/ co-author of Discourse Analysis and
  Gender Identity (2002, Benjamins), a collection
  exploring new theorisations of gender and
  discourse in a variety of contexts.
• Lia Litosseliti can be contacted at
  l.litosseliti_at_city.ac.uk

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Relevant publications by the same author

• Litosseliti, Lia (forthcoming 2005) Gender and
  Language Theory and Practice. London Arnold.
• Litosseliti, Lia Sunderland, Jane. (eds.)
  (2002) Discourse Analysis and Gender Identity.
  Discourse Approaches to Politics, Society and
  Culture Vol. 2. Amsterdam Benjamins.
• Litosseliti, Lia (2005). Constructing Gender in
  Public Arguments the Female Voice as Emotional
  Voice. In Baxter, J. (ed.) Speaking Out the
  Female Voice in Public Contexts. London
  Palgrave.
• Litosseliti, Lia (2005) Going back to basics
  the Discursive Construction of Moral Panics. In
  Sauntson, H. Kyratzis, S. (eds) Language,
  Sexualities and Desires Across Cultures. London
  Palgrave.

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• Litosseliti, Lia. (2002a) The Discursive
  Construction of Morality and Gender
  Investigating Public and Private Arguments. In
  Benor, S., Rose, M., Sharma, D., Sweetland, J.
  and Zhang, Q. (eds.). Gendered Practices in
  Language. 45-63. Stanford Center for the Study
  of Language and Information, Stanford University.
• Sunderland, Jane Litosseliti, Lia. (2002b)
  Theorising Relationships between Discourse
  Analysis and Gender Identity an Introduction.
  In Litosseliti, L. Sunderland, J. (eds.)
  Discourse Analysis and Gender Identity.
  Discourse Approaches to Politics, Society and
  Culture Vol. 2. Amsterdam Benjamins.
• Litosseliti, Lia. (2002c) Head to Head the
  Construction of Morality and Gender Identity in
  Newspaper Arguments. In Litosseliti, L.
  Sunderland, J. (eds.) Discourse Analysis and
  Gender Identity. Discourse Approaches to
  Politics, Society and Culture Vol. 2. Amsterdam
  Benjamins.
• Litosseliti, Lia. (2001) Language, Culture and
  Gender Identities Examining Arguments about
  Marriage. In Stroinska, M. (ed.) Relative Points
  of View Linguistic Representations of Culture.
  119-140. London/ New York Berghahn.