You're the Only One I Can Tell. Inside the Language of Women's Friendships
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- Nombre de pages276
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids0.395 kg
- Dimensions15,0 cm × 23,0 cm × 2,0 cm
- ISBN978-0-349-01025-0
- EAN9780349010250
- Date de parution01/01/2017
- ÉditeurLittle, Brown Book Group
Résumé
Deborah Tannen's bestselling You Just Don't Understand : Women and Men in Conversation made us aware of the deep and subtle meanings behind the words we say. She has since explored the way we talk at work, in arguments, to our mothers and our daughters. Now she turns to that most intense, precious and potential minefield of women's friendships. Best friend, old friend, good friend, new friend, neighbour, another mother at the school gate, workplace confidante : women's friendships are crucial.
A friend can be like a sister, daughter, mother, mentor, therapist or confessor. She can also be the source of pain and betrayal. From casual chatting to intimate confiding, from talking about problems to sharing funny stories, there are patterns that affect friendships. Tannen shows how even the best of friends can say the wrong thing, how the ways women friends talk can bring friends doser or pull them apart, but also how words can repair the damage done by words.
She explains the power of friends who can just listen ; how women use talk to connect — and to subtly compete ; how fears of rejection can haunt friendships ; how social media is reshaping relationships. Helping us hear what we are really saying, understanding how we connect to other people ; this illuminating and validating book gets inside the language of one of most women's life essentials - female friendships.
A friend can be like a sister, daughter, mother, mentor, therapist or confessor. She can also be the source of pain and betrayal. From casual chatting to intimate confiding, from talking about problems to sharing funny stories, there are patterns that affect friendships. Tannen shows how even the best of friends can say the wrong thing, how the ways women friends talk can bring friends doser or pull them apart, but also how words can repair the damage done by words.
She explains the power of friends who can just listen ; how women use talk to connect — and to subtly compete ; how fears of rejection can haunt friendships ; how social media is reshaping relationships. Helping us hear what we are really saying, understanding how we connect to other people ; this illuminating and validating book gets inside the language of one of most women's life essentials - female friendships.
Deborah Tannen's bestselling You Just Don't Understand : Women and Men in Conversation made us aware of the deep and subtle meanings behind the words we say. She has since explored the way we talk at work, in arguments, to our mothers and our daughters. Now she turns to that most intense, precious and potential minefield of women's friendships. Best friend, old friend, good friend, new friend, neighbour, another mother at the school gate, workplace confidante : women's friendships are crucial.
A friend can be like a sister, daughter, mother, mentor, therapist or confessor. She can also be the source of pain and betrayal. From casual chatting to intimate confiding, from talking about problems to sharing funny stories, there are patterns that affect friendships. Tannen shows how even the best of friends can say the wrong thing, how the ways women friends talk can bring friends doser or pull them apart, but also how words can repair the damage done by words.
She explains the power of friends who can just listen ; how women use talk to connect — and to subtly compete ; how fears of rejection can haunt friendships ; how social media is reshaping relationships. Helping us hear what we are really saying, understanding how we connect to other people ; this illuminating and validating book gets inside the language of one of most women's life essentials - female friendships.
A friend can be like a sister, daughter, mother, mentor, therapist or confessor. She can also be the source of pain and betrayal. From casual chatting to intimate confiding, from talking about problems to sharing funny stories, there are patterns that affect friendships. Tannen shows how even the best of friends can say the wrong thing, how the ways women friends talk can bring friends doser or pull them apart, but also how words can repair the damage done by words.
She explains the power of friends who can just listen ; how women use talk to connect — and to subtly compete ; how fears of rejection can haunt friendships ; how social media is reshaping relationships. Helping us hear what we are really saying, understanding how we connect to other people ; this illuminating and validating book gets inside the language of one of most women's life essentials - female friendships.
