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SOCIOLINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF GENDER DISCOURSE IN THE SYSTEM OF DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

Ergasheva Guli Ismail Qizi , Professor Of Uzbekistan State University Of World Languages, Uzbekistan State University Of World Languages, Uzbekistan
Narbutayeva Zarnigor Makhammadqulovna , Master's Department Linguistics, English Language, 2nd Year Master's Student, Uzbekistan

Abstract

In this article, it is revealed that to what extent is some languages are sexist, beginning with the reality that the women is also put under pressure through languages and, as it is in almost every social area, there is sexism against women in languages. The conceptual expressions (such as gender, sexist language, language and ideology) are brought out that the dimension and the quality of the world's languages and which perspectives the sexist language is usually seen. Gender discourse representing the opposite views has a side if political views have an effect on preferring sexist expressions. What is come into the view is that there is another cognition beyond social views in using sexist language. While there is no important difference in using sexist expressions according to the political views in some languages, they make a big contribution to the being the "secondary" and "other" of women.

Keywords

Language, gender, sociolinguistics

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Ergasheva Guli Ismail Qizi, & Narbutayeva Zarnigor Makhammadqulovna. (2023). SOCIOLINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF GENDER DISCOURSE IN THE SYSTEM OF DIFFERENT LANGUAGES. International Journal Of Literature And Languages, 3(01), 18–21. https://doi.org/10.37547/ijll/Volume03Issue01-03