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Language, Society and the Elderly: Discourse, Identity and Ageing (Language in Society, No. 18)

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Age and Generation-specific use of language - Coupland and his colleagues takes a discourse-based approach to the analysis of the language of the elderly and of language and ageing in general (see, for example, Coupland Coupland and Giles 1991). Paoletti (1998) examines the social construction of older women’s identities in Italy. Both the older and the younger stages of the life span

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