Studies on gender linguistics in the field of uzbek

ACADEMIC RESEARCH IN EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES 
VOLUME 2 | ISSUE 3 | 2021 
ISSN: 2181-1385 
Scientific Journal Impact Factor (SJIF) 2021: 5.723 
 
Academic Research, Uzbekistan 393 www.ares.uz 
and girls grow up in conditions of different types of subcultures. As a result, they 
concentrate such forms of general linguistic relationships, i.e. ways of exchanging 
thoughts that manifest themselves to varying degrees. This approach can be seen in 
some types of social sciences, which are primarily influenced by anthropology. In 
general, according to D. Cameron, one of the prominent representatives of feminist 
linguistics, American linguistics is primarily not a daughter of philology, but a 
younger sister of sociology [10]. 
According to representatives of the "dominant" approach, the discrepancies 
between male and female speech are the result, firstly, of the superiority of men in 
real life and, secondly, these differences are based on the fact that in the concrete 
activity (life) of a woman, a man participates as her support and protection. Among 
the studies carried out in this direction, one can single out the well-known book by D. 
Spender "Man made language" [13]. 
These directions have their own specific features and are organically linked 
with each other, and as a result, they should not be fully separated from each other 
either. This problem was comprehensively studied by B. Thorne, C. Kremer and N. 
Henley in their articles devoted to the relationship between language and gender [14]. 
The editors of the collections in which articles on this issue are published 
express the opinion that researchers should first of all select such contexts in which 
certain discrepancies are contained. In other words, it follows keep in mind the 
conditions for the implementation of the conversation: who participates in it, who 
communicates with whom, where the conversation is conducted and what is the state 
of the interlocutors [14]. The study of the relationship between language and gender 
brings to the fore the following questions: how men and women conduct a 
conversation, what language means they use and why they are used. 
So, the person is in the language, the language is in the person. Everything that is in a 
person, in the surrounding reality, is reflected in vocabulary and in paremias [3] and 
is formed in the form of psycho-images in the consciousness of a person [4]. 
FEATURES OF MEN'S AND FEMALE UZBEK SPEECHES V.P. Belyanin 
believes that at present we should not talk about gender, but about the specifics of the 
speech production of men and women. These two processes are implemented in 
different ways in the speech and speech behavior of speakers. Men tend to be harsh 
and proactive in conversation. Many scholars argue that men express their thoughts 
shorter than women. In masculine speech, abstract nouns prevail, and in feminine - 
concrete nouns. Men more often use nouns and numbers, while a woman's speech is 
saturated with verbs [1]. 

---