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  • In this article I will discuss how a circle of middle-aged academics recreates its moral order of new gender standards by a consonant staging of the "others" and the "self" – "them" vs. "us". The progressive self as well as the conservative other with whom the self is confronted are exaggeratedly stylized in a similarly disjunctive way over the course of various stories. Hyper-stylization sharpens a juxtaposition of social types which is humorously overdrawn. The comical performance becomes a factor of amusement for the group. (xsd:string)
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  • The humorous stylization of "new" women and men and conservative others (xsd:string)
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  • Style and social identities : alternative approaches to linguistic heterogeneity (xsd:string)
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  • In: Style and social identities : alternative approaches to linguistic heterogeneity, de Gruyter, Berlin, 2007, 445-475 (xsd:string)
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