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Walford and Methods,nous talk, and discursive resources participants strategically use as privacy features. Consideration is given to the ethical issues that underlie researching both online communities and language and sexuality studies, including their adoption here.

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Sex Talk Futures,discussed in relation to sex talk as well as broader systems of oppression and marginalisation. This chapter seeks to address the relationship of computing technology and language, sex and desire as it concludes.

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2947-9169 linguistically in this community and how those practices can.This book develops a feminist and queer linguistic account of the construction of sex, sexuality, and desire through a linguistic and discursive analysis of naturally occurring sex talk from an online community. Critical discourse analysis

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Theorising Sexuality in Talk,g on arguments about social norms from sociological theory as well as from diverse branches of feminist and queer theories, this chapter provides a theoretical foundation to the data-driven analysis that follows in the book, contextualising the analysis of covert language use patterns within a system of broader social practices and structures.

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Sex Talk Intimacies, disclosure) each have their own interactional norms and patterns of use that members are expected to adhere to in their talk. These patterns relate to settings of use, in-group jokes, and the adoption of hegemonic gender and sexual ideologies.