Analyze the implications of the context-dependent nature of language on public areas such as those Tannen discusses including in terms of gender, fashion, business and law, biology, and other areas of public and private intersection that affect markedness.

Gendered Talk[WLOs: 1, 2, 3] [CLOs: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]Prior to entering this assignment, review Chapter 7 in your textbook. Then, access Sex, Lies, and Conversation (Links to an external site.) by Deborah Tannen (1990). Dr. Tannen, professor of linguistics at Georgetown University, is the author of seminal You Just Do Not Understand: Women and Men in Conversation (Tannen, 1990). Using terms and concepts from the textbook chapter, write a critical review of Tannen’s arguments.In your paper, include the following sections:IntroductionIdentify Tannen’s main thesis.Conclude the paragraph with your own, which should either affirm the thesis and expand upon it or refute it and offer substantive reasons why.Assess Tannen’s arguments and the evidence she uses to validate them in subsequent paragraphs in relation to this week’s textbook readings.Analyze the implications of the context-dependent nature of language on public areas such as those Tannen discusses including in terms of gender, fashion, business and law, biology, and other areas of public and private intersection that affect markedness.Explain whether you agree with Tannen’s assessment on gendered talk and why or why not in no more than one to two paragraphs.Use personal life examples and/or information from external sources.Use at least two specific references to conversations or events described by Tannen.Use at least two specific and explicit references to concepts, terms, and/or ideas from this week’s textbook readings in your analysis and critique of Tannen’s arguments on gender, language, and society.Incorporate information from at least one Scholarly, Peer Reviewed, and Other Credible Sources (Links to an external site.) in addition to the textbook.Paraphrase information most of the time; quotes, including conversation transcripts from the chapter, should not be more than 15% of the entire paper.ConclusionEnd your paper with a separate concluding paragraph that summarizes the main points of the paper and reaffirms your thesis statement.*Note: You are encouraged to integrate any feedback from your instructor and upload the assignment to your ePortfolio.