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Chapter One Introduction1

1.1 Context of the problem1

1.2 Significance of the present study3

1.3 Objectives of the present study4

1.4 Definition of identity in the study5

1.4.1 Gender identity6

1.4.2 Consumer identity7

1.4.3 Identity in the study8

1.5 Outline8

Chapter Two Literature Review10

2.1 Introduction10

2.2 Studies under the framework of"gender difference"11

2.2.1 Early studies11

2.2.2 The"deficit"approach12

2.2.3 The"dominance"approach17

2.2.4 The"cultural-difference"approach to gender and language20

2.2.5 Summary22

2.3 Studies under the framework of"gender diversity"23

2.3.1 Studies of gender as performative24

2.3.2 Studies of gendered linguistic performances in different local context:Gender positioned in a continually shifting range26

2.3.3 Studies of gender in a community of practice:Gender as the membership in the community28

2.3.4 Summary28

2.4 Feminist studies of women's magazines29

2.4.1 Early studies29

2.4.2 Studies under the Althusserian framework30

2.4.3 Studies under the Gramscian framework31

2.4.4 Studies under the postmodernist framework33

2.4.5 Summary34

2.5 Summary35

Chapter Three Theoretical Framework and Analytical Tools36

3.1 Introduction36

3.2 Theoretical framework for gender identity analysis36

3.2.1 Feminist stylistics and a feminist model of text37

3.2.2 The framework of SFL39

3.2.3 The systemic functional model for gender identity analysis43

3.3 Analytical tools for gender identity analysis45

3.3.1 Analysis of representation of social actions45

3.3.2 Analysis of representation of social actors53

Chapter Four Research Methodology59

4.1 Introduction59

4.2 Research questions60

4.3 Data collection procedures60

4.3.1 The reason to choose women's magazine as the data61

4.3.2 Data collection62

4.4 Data analytical procedures63

4.4.1 UAM64

4.4.2 Coding procedure:A sample67

4.4.3 Concapp69

4.4.4 Urban dictionary70

Chapter Five Representation of Social Actions72

5.1 Introduction72

5.2 Overview of the actors and the processes in Interview73

5.2.1 The processes associated with the stars74

5.2.2 The processes associated with other actors90

5.3 Overview of the actors and the processes in Cross-sex relationship99

5.3.1 The processes associated with the female100

5.3.2 The processes associated with the male108

5.3.3 The processes associated with the experts111

5.3.4 The processes associated with Cosmo113

5.3.5 Summary115

5.4 Overview of the actors and the processes in Fashion115

5.4.1 The processes associated with the female116

5.4.2 The processes associated with the male119

5.4.3 The processes associated with Cosmo121

5.4.4 The processes associated with the experts123

5.4.5 Summary124

5.5 Overview of the actors and the processes in Contents124

5.5.1 The processes associated with the female125

5.5.2 The processes associated with the male128

5.5.3 The processes associated with Cosmo130

5.5.4 The processes associated with the experts132

5.5.5 Summary133

5.6 Discussion133

Chapter Six Representation of Social Actors137

6.1 US-group vs. THEM-group137

6.2 US-group138

6.2.1"We"in different sections138

6.2.2 Overview of"You"142

6.3 THEM-group147

6.3.1 "She"vs."He"148

6.3.2 Nomination149

6.4 Metaphorical representations151

6.4.1 Women as tamed young animals151

6.4.2 Women as wild animals154

6.4.3 Women as queen and goddess155

6.5 Discussion156

Chapter Seven Conclusion158

7.1 Introduction158

7.2 Major findings of the study158

7.3 Theoretical contributions of the study160

7.4 Methodological contribution of the study161

7.5 Theoretical implications of the study161

7.6 Limitations of the study162

7.7 Suggestions for future studies162

Appendix164

References166

Acknowledgements206