This article explores grammatical gender and its role in shaping discourse, particularly within English-language magazines. While English is widely known for lacking a formal grammatical gender system, gender distinctions still appear through various linguistic strategies. The study focuses on the ways gender is subtly constructed in media discourse, including through pronouns, lexical choices, metaphors, and stylistic devices. By analyzing selected articles from contemporary English magazines, the paper reveals how language reflects and reinforces gender identities and roles. The research also compares the implicit gendering in English with more overt gender systems in other languages. The article aims to show that even in a language without grammatical gender categories, gender can still be expressed and shaped through discourse. This analysis contributes to the broader field of gender linguistics and highlights the importance of critical reading of media texts. The study ultimately emphasizes how language not only reflects but also participates in constructing societal views of gender.
| Mualliflar | Турдалиева , Гуласалхон, Хамзаев , Собир |
|---|---|
| Jurnal | Lingvospektr |
| Nashr sanasi | 2025-05-02 |
| Jild | 4 |
| Son | 1 |
| Betlar | 598-605 |
| Til | Ingliz |
грамматический род, медийный дискурс, гендерная идентичность, языковые стратегии, гендерные роли, англоязычные журналы, язык и гендер, гендерное представление., grammatik rod, OAV matnlari, gender identifikatsiyasi, lingvistik strategiyalar, gender rollari, inglizcha jurnallar, til va gender, gender tasviri., grammatical gender, media discourse, gender identity, linguistic strategies, gender roles, English magazines, language and gender, gender representation.
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