A corpus based analysis of the gendered use of Cantonese sentence final particles

Arts and Humanities

• Addressee 5%
• Chinese Language 5%
• Common ground 5%
• Contingency Table 5%
• Corpus 10%
• corpus-based analysis 100%
• Dialog 5%
• Discourse topic 5%
• Epistemic authority 5%
• Epistemic Status 5%
• Evidentials 5%
• Femininity 25%
• Formality 5%
• Hong Kong 10%
• Macao 5%
• Masculinity 25%
• Pragmatics 5%
• Sentence-final particles 100%
• Speaker 45%
• Stereotypes 10%
• TV 5%
• Utterance 5%

Keyphrases

• At-issue 5%
• Cantonese Speakers 5%
• Chinese Language 5%
• Contingency Table 5%
• Copyright 5%
• Corpus Analysis 100%
• Discourse Topic 5%
• Epistemic Authority 5%
• Epistemic States 5%
• Evidential Value 5%
• Formal Setting 5%
• Formality 5%
• Frequency of Use 5%
• Fricker 5%
• Gender Bias 5%
• Gendered Differences 5%
• Hansard 5%
• Hong Kong 10%
• International Conference 5%
• Legislative Council 10%
• Macau 5%
• Particle-based 5%
• Pearson Residuals 5%
• Random Structure 5%
• Scripted Dialogue 5%
• Sentence-final Particles 100%
• Speaker Gender 5%
• TV Show 5%
• Use Rate 5%
• Utterance 5%
• Visual Inspection 5%
• Yue Dialects 5%