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Cynthia Gordon
Cynthia Gordon
Associate Professor of Linguistics, Georgetown University
Verified email at georgetown.edu
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Family talk: Discourse and identity in four American families
D Tannen, S Kendall, C Gordon
Oxford University Press, 2007
1942007
Making meanings, creating family: Intertextuality and framing in family interaction
C Gordon
OUP USA, 2009
1682009
Beyond the observer’s paradox: The audio-recorder as a resource for the display of identity
C Gordon
Qualitative research 13 (3), 299-317, 2013
1152013
A (p) parent play: Blending frames and reframing in family talk
C Gordon
Language in Society 37 (3), 319-349, 2008
1092008
Gumperz and interactional sociolinguistics
C Gordon
The SAGE handbook of sociolinguistics, 67-84, 2011
1012011
Framing and positioning
C Gordon
The handbook of discourse analysis, 324-345, 2015
892015
‘Al Gore’s our guy’: Linguistically constructing a family political identity
C Gordon
Discourse & Society 15 (5), 607-631, 2004
872004
“I'm Mommy and you're Natalie”: Role-reversal and embedded frames in mother-child discourse
C Gordon
Language in Society 31 (5), 679-720, 2002
862002
Reshaping prior text, reshaping identities
C Gordon
Walter de Gruyter 26 (4-5), 545-571, 2006
712006
Discursive negotiation of face via email: Professional identity development in school counseling supervision
C Gordon, M Luke
Linguistics and Education 23 (1), 112-122, 2012
652012
Aligning as a team: Forms of conjoined participation in (stepfamily) interaction
C Gordon
Research on language and social interaction 36 (4), 395-431, 2003
612003
Accounting for medical communication: parents’ perceptions of communicative roles and responsibilities in the pediatric intensive care unit
C Gordon, E Barton, KL Meert, S Eggly, M Pollack, J Zimmerman, ...
Communication & medicine 6 (2), 177, 2009
492009
I just feel horribly embarrassed when she does that”: Constituting a mother’s identity
C Gordon
Family talk: Discourse and identity in four American families, 71-101, 2007
422007
“On trial”: Metaphor in telling the life story
D Keller‐Cohen, C Gordon
Narrative Inquiry 13 (1), 1-40, 2003
422003
A discourse analysis of school counseling supervisory e‐mail
M Luke, C Gordon
Counselor Education and Supervision 50 (4), 274-291, 2011
402011
Metadiscourse in group supervision: How school counselors-in-training construct their transitional professional identities
C Gordon, M Luke
Discourse Studies 18 (1), 25-43, 2016
342016
Supervisors' use of reinforcement, reframing, and advice to re-author the supervisory narrative through e-mail supervision
M Luke, C Gordon
The Clinical Supervisor 31 (2), 159-177, 2012
322012
Mobile phones as cultural tools for identity construction among college students in Oman, Ukraine, and the US
C Gordon, N Al Zidjaly, AV Tovares
Discourse, Context & Media 17, 9-19, 2017
282017
Impression management on reality TV: Emotion in parental accounts
C Gordon
Journal of Pragmatics 43 (14), 3551-3564, 2011
242011
“People say it's a little uncomfortable”: Prenatal genetic counselors' use of constructed dialogue to reference procedural pain
C Gordon, MB Prince, JL Benkendorf, HE Hamilton
Journal of Genetic Counseling 11 (4), 245-263, 2002
232002
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