GENDER ISSUES IN LINGUISTICS ON THE BASIS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK LITERARY TEXTS
Keywords:
social status, linguistic capability, gender issues, gender linguistics, literary textsAbstract
This article will explore the gender issues and their illustration in literary works comparing the samples of Uzbek and English short stories. The article tried to draw similar features of different languages in the samples of English and Uzbek literary works. The samples were given to show how the status of females were described in different cultures and langauges.
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