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Kotthoff, Helga (1993): Unterbrechungen, Uberlappungen und andere Interventionen. In: Deutsche Sprache 2. – S. 162–185.

Kotthoff, Helga (1994a): Kommunikative Stile von Madchen und Jungen und Geschlechterhierarchien in der Schule. In: Ulla Bracht et al. (Hrsg.). Jahrbuch der Padagogik. – Frankfurt; Bern; New York: Fang.

Kotthoff, Helga (1994b): Nachwort Geschlecht als Interaktionsritual? In: Erving Goffman, Interaktion und Geschlecht (hrsg. von Hubert Knoblauch). – Frankfurt: Campus.

Kotthoff, Helga (1995a): Von Klassenclowns und lachelnden Prinzessinnen. Geschlechtertypisierung und Humorverhalten in der kindhchen Kommunika-tionsentwicklung. In: Klaus Wagner (ed.). Sprechhandlungserwerb. – Essen: Die blaue Eule.

Kotthoff, Helga; Wodak, Ruth (eds.) (1997): Communicating Gender in Context. – Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Kotthoff, Helga (2000): Gender and Joking. On the Complexities of Women’s Image Pohtics in Humorous Narratives. In: Journal of Pragmatics 32. – P. 55–80.

Kotthoff, Helga (2002): Was heiRt eigentlich «doing gender?» In: Wiener linguistischer Almanach. – Sonderband 55.

Kotthoff, Helga (2003): Preface to the special edition on gender and humor. In: Journal of Pragmatics, (to appear).

Kramarae, Cheris (1981): Women and men speaking. – Rowley; MA: Newbury House.

Kyratzis, Amy (2002): Constituting the emotions: A longitudinal study of emotion talk in a preschool friendship group of boys. In: Bettina Baron, Helga Kotthoff (eds.). Gender in interaction. Perspectives on femininity and masculinity in ethnography and discourse. – Amsterdam: Benjamins. – P. 51–75.

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Labov, William (1972a): Sociolinguistic Patterns. – Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press.

Labov, William (1972b): Rules for Ritual Insults. In: Language in the inner city. – Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press. – P. 297–353.

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McElhinny, Bonnie S. (1992): «I don’t smile any more»: Affect, Gender and the Discourse of Pittsburgh Police Officers. In: Kira Hall et al. (eds.). Locating Power. – Berleley: BWLG. – P. 386–403.

McGhee, Paul E. (1979): The Role of Laughter and Humor in Growing up Female. In: Claire Kopp (ed.). Becoming Female. – New York: Plenum Press. – P. 199–209.

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Miemitz, Barbel (1997): «Male Person» vs. «Everything that is not a male person». Gender and sex in Polish. In: Helga Kotthoff, Ruth Wodak (eds.), Communicating Gender in Context. – Amsterdam: Benjamins. – P. 3—31.

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Nilsen, Alleen Pace (1973): Grammatical gender and ist relationship to the equal treatment of males and females in children’s books. Unpublished Ph.D. thesis. – University of Iowa.

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Ohara, Yumiko (1999): Performing gender through voice pitch: A cross-cultural analysis of Japanese and American English. In: Ursula Pasero, Friederike Braun (Hrsg.). Wahmehmung und Herstellung von Geschlecht. – Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag. – P. 105–116.

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