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Lal
Zimman (FAQ)


University
of Colorado
Department
of Linguistics
UCB 295
Boulder, CO 80309-0295
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Publications
Book
- Zimman, Lal, Jenny Davis & Joshua
Raclaw (Eds.) (under contract). Queer
Excursions: Retheorizing Binaries in Language, Gender, and Sexuality. Oxford
University Press.
Journal
articles and book chapters
- Zimman, Lal (under revision). More than one wayto sound gay: Trans men and gay-sounding
voices. [email me for the manuscript]
- Zimman, Lal (under contract). The discursive construction of
sex: Remaking and
reclaiming the body in talk about genitals among trans men.
In Lal Zimman, Jenny Davis, & Joshua Raclaw (Eds.), Queer Excursions: Retheorizing
Binaries in Language, Gender, and Sexuality. Oxford
University Press. [email me for the manuscript]
- Davis, Jenny, Lal Zimman, and Joshua Raclaw
(under contract). Opposites
attract: Retheorizing binaries in language, gender, and sexuality.
In Lal Zimman, Jenny Davis, & Joshua Raclaw (Eds.), Queer Excursions: Retheorizing
Binaries in Language, Gender, and Sexuality. Oxford
University Press. [email me for the manuscript]
- Zimman, Lal (2010). Female-to-male
transsexuals and gay-sounding
voices: A pilot study. Colorado
Research in Linguistics. 22(1).
- Zimman, Lal & Kira Hall (2009). Language, embodiment,
and the "third sex". In Dominic Watt and Carmen
Llamas (eds.), Language and Identities.
Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. 166-178.
- Zimman, Lal (2009). "The
other kind of coming out": Transgender people and the coming out
narrative genre. Gender
and Language 3(1):53-80.
Proceedings,
extended abstracts, and other short papers
- Zimman, Lal (under review). Talking about trans genitals: A
linguistic perspective. Under review for
Laura-Erickson-Schroth (Ed.), Trans
Bodies, Trans Selves: A Resouce Guide for the Transgender Community.
- Zimman, Lal (under review). Gender and the voice.
Under review for Laura-Erickson-Schroth (Ed.), Trans Bodies, Trans Selves: A
Resouce Guide for the Transgender Community
- Zimman, Lal (2010). Biology,
socialization, and identity:
Accounting for the voices of female-to-male transsexuals
[extended
abstract]. eLanguage.
Book
reviews & notes
Work in
progress
- Transmasculinity and the voice: Diverse
masculinities through phonetic bricolage. For Tommaso Milani
(Ed.), Language and
Masculinities (invited chapter).
- "She's just a high maintenance bitch": The
creation of discourse continuity in reality TV.
- A sociophonetic perspective on hyper- and
hypoaritculation: Nasal coarticulation and gay-sounding voices.
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