Horváth Júlia Borbála - Female beszély

An updated issue in women’s mentality research and lifestyle analysis is why emancipated women find it difficult to find their own voice and how they try to fit in with the system shaped by patriarchy. In the book Female Speech, you can read a summary of the next stage in a series of historical research that repeatedly asks how women who are thousands of millennia behind are taking advantage of publicity and whether they are as effective as their more experienced male counterparts.
Appearance in public at all times meant dominance and the possibility of establishing a status of power, so it does not matter, on what occasions, the extent to which the sexes can assert their views. Today, more and more female interlocutors are appearing, but the audience can hardly hear / see women as weight-makers in weighted topics.
The application / non-application of compliance strategies in the speeches of contemporary public figures and politicians cited in the volume supported the hypothesis that gender communication acts are similar, but there is a kind of accommodation on the part of women and accommodation.
The historical critique chapter of the monograph helps to explain why, and the results of the application of the prevailing methods (eg content and critical discourse analysis) can help to explain how.
"So this is an epoch-making summary, a confrontational interface for many disciplines, a collection of challenging insights, and one of the scientific milestones of not only the present but also the foreseeable future through prehistory and contemporary" aftermath. "(A.G.A)"