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Waggish Coquetry in South Asian Street Communication

English · Hardback

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Waggish Coquetry in South Asian Street Communication critically examines the role of coquettish remarks in urban life of South Asia, in the context of the sociology and linguistics of South Asian street communication. Ali R. Fatihi explores the design and structure of coquetry, and in so doing sheds light on the role of gendered street communication as a type of sexual harassment. Fatihi takes up the semiology of the street, focusing on the street as the locus of communication and its meaning in the community. The book also describes the role of metaphors in coquettish remarks, placing them in the context of the anthropology and sociology of streets, and male behavior therein.

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Acknowledgments
Chapter I Introduction
Chapter II Street Communication
Chapter III Coquetry
Chapter IV Coquettish Metaphors
Chapter V Conclusions and Implications
Bibliography

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By Ali R. Fatihi

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Waggish Coquetry in South Asian Street Communication critically examines the role of coquettish remarks in urban life of South Asia, their role in South Asian street communication, their semiotic make-up and use of metaphor, and their role in sexual harassment.

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