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 396 www.ares.uz 
which is one of the foundations of the peculiarities of gender speech not only of 
Uzbek women, but also of many other peoples of the world, but primarily of the 
Eastern ones. 
CONCLUSION 
Gender differences in the speech of men and women have been present at all 
times. Religion has made its own adjustments to the differentiation of male and 
female speech. So, according to the canons of Islam (and Christianity), women's 
speech could not be dominant, and often even equivalent to men's in solving serious 
social, state and other problems. Thus, female Uzbek speech until 1917, when a 
woman was under the veil, and female Uzbek speech during the Soviet period and 
now has serious differences both in lexical and moral-ethical and other aspects. The 
modern speech of an Uzbek woman is free, multi-problematic, semantically and 
stylistically rich, in which a combination of education and national-linguistic 
traditions formed in the process of the historical and cultural development of the 
Uzbek society as a whole can be seen. This phenomenon brings gender studies to the 
for male and female speech, such a problem as the study of the evolution of male and 
female Uzbek speech in a historical context, which is of great theoretical and 
practical importance for clarifying the origins of the formation of such qualities of 
female speech as shyness, affection, restraint, emotionality, and male speech - some 
categorical, brevity, respect, etc. 
Modern gender differences in the speech of men and women of genetic carriers 
of the Uzbek language are clearly manifested in all their age periods. 
The difference is that, depending on age, these gender differences have their 
own characteristics: a boy and a girl; horseman and girl; young man and young 
woman; husband and wife; an elderly man and an elderly woman; old man and old 
woman; father and mother; Grandfather and grandmother; dear uncle and dear aunt; 
etc. 
In each of these age periods and kinship relations in the speech of the male and 
female half of Uzbek society, age, kinship and other features are observed that are 
present in their consciousness, in their internal and external behavior, which is 
expressed in speech and characterizes the intragender characteristics of the Uzbek 
sounding and written speech.