Titlebook: Gender and the Language of Illness; Jonathan Charteris-Black,Clive Seale Book 2010 Jonathan Charteris-Black and Clive Seale 2010 gender.la

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A Feminine Discourse of Illness: Transformation and Modality,rategies and discursive styles. We will suggest that feminine strategies are characterised by a careful control over the modal resources of language that contributes to a discourse of transformation. ‘Modality’ is a term used to describe a speaker’s attitude towards the possibility, or necessity, of

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Experience of Support: Gender, Class and Age,ey are not able to lead their lives as they had previously so may need assistance with material considerations arising from a physical inability or from the pain experienced in doing tasks; or they may need psychological and emotional support in dealing with the impact of illness. Illness may affect

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Conclusion, performing a gendered identity. We have employed corpus linguistic methods such as keyword and key concept analysis to analyse language use in a corpus of interviews about illness experience with men and women. We have identified both conformity with, and divergence from, traditional gender roles;

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ive experiments on five benchmark datasets demonstrate that our GSNet performs favorably against most state-of-the-art methods under different evaluation metrics. The source code will be publicly available at

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