THE INFLUENCE OF GENDER ON LANGUAGE USE
Keywords:
Sociolinguistics, gender and language, conversational style, linguistic variation, language perception, social identity, gender stereotypes, linguistic innovation, communication equity, linguistic profiling.Abstract
This article discusses gender and its impact on language use, variation, and perception in English-speaking cultures and that of Uzbek cultures, while emphasizing the relevant cultural principles. It covers how gender influences conversational styles, language development, and attitudes in society. Additionally, it addresses stereotypes related to gendered language and the implications of linguistic profiling in both societies. A deeper understanding of these dynamics enhances our appreciation of how gender informs language and cultural identities.
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