Turning the Table or Turning the Trick

A socio-linguistic Gender Analysis of the Stereotype ‘BITCH’ in Afro-American Hip Hop with special Emphasis on Female Artists


Term Paper, 2012

17 Pages, Grade: 1,3


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Table Of Contents

1.) Introduction

2.) Theoretical Aspects
2.1) Gender and Linguistics
2.2) Stereotyping and Labelling
2.3) A Brief History of the Term Bitch

3.) Move Bitch, Get Out the Way! Aggression and Violence Against Women in Afro-American Hip Hop

4.) Who You Calling a Bitch? Resistance Against the Term in the Beginning of Female Hip Hop

5.) I’m the Bonnie to Your Clyde! The Emergence of Female ‘Gangster-Bitches’

6.) You Can’t Tell Me That I Am Not The Baddest Bitch! ‘Bitches’ in Contemporary Female Hip Hop

7.) Conclusion

8.) Works Cited

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Title
Turning the Table or Turning the Trick
Subtitle
A socio-linguistic Gender Analysis of the Stereotype ‘BITCH’ in Afro-American Hip Hop with special Emphasis on Female Artists
College
University of Leipzig  (Institut für Anglistik)
Course
Anglistische Linguistik
Grade
1,3
Author
Year
2012
Pages
17
Catalog Number
V211652
ISBN (eBook)
9783656395034
ISBN (Book)
9783656395836
File size
507 KB
Language
English
Keywords
Hip-Hop, Gender, Feminism, Women, Afro-American, Linguistic, Socio-Linguistic, Rap., Music
Quote paper
Katharina Kirchhoff (Author), 2012, Turning the Table or Turning the Trick, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/211652

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