Implicit displays of emotional vulnerability: A cross-cultural analysis of “unacceptable” embarrassment-related emotions in the communication within male groups

Abstract One of the previously widespread sociolinguistic theories about gender differences was related to in expression emotion. Women’s language stereotypically associated with emotional expressivity, whereas male connected a lack affect and toughness evincing (cf. Eckert, Penelope, Sally McConnell-Ginet 1992). With regard emotion, this article, I provide brief overview existing research findings pertaining males’ expressions followed by an examination embarrassment-related emotions role paralinguistic cues respect. To accomplish this, adopt contrastive focus based on analysis talk Ukraine Austria that will enable identification likely similarities expressing vulnerability.