INGLIZ TILIDAGI AYOL NUTQINING STEREOTIPLAR

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Ushbu maqolada ingliz tilidaayol jinsiga nisbatan gender stereotiplarini o'z ichiga olgan ayol tasvirlari haqida bir qancha fikrlar muhokama qilinadi. Ushbu yo'nalishlar guruhi gender stereotiplarini o'z ichiga olgan bayonotlar orasidaeng keng tarqalgan hisoblanadi. Til va gender - fanlararo tadqiqotlar sohasi bo'lib, gender, gender munosabatlari va gender amaliyotlari nuqtai nazaridan nutqning turli shakllarini (va oz darajada yozishni) o'rganadi. Bu yo'nalish Robin Lakoffning 1975 yilda "Til va ayolning o'rni" nomli kitobini nashr etgandan so'ng jadal rivojlana boshladi. Shuningdek, Kandis Uest, Debora Tannen va Syuzan Gal singari taniqli tilshunoslar ham gender tilshunosligi taraqqiyotiga o'z hissasini qo'ganlar. Izlanish davomida tilshunoslar tilning jinsga bevosita ta'sirini o'rganib, gender stereotiplarini shakllantirishgazamin yaratadi degan hulosaga kelishdi.

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# gender# пол# социальный аспект# social aspect# lexical peculiarities# stereotypes# English language linguistic cult# female speech.# лексические особенности# стереотипы# языковая культура английского яз# женская речь.# jins# leksik xususiyatlar# stereotiplar# ijtimoiy aspekt# ingliz tilining lingvistik madan# ayol nutqi.

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