Gender and Language: Analyzing Gendered Communication Patterns

Authors

  • Adrian Phillips Prof.
  • Robin Collins Dr.
  • Adrian Miller PhD

Keywords:

gender, language, sociolinguistics, communication patterns, gender equality

Abstract

This article investigates the relationship between gender and language, focusing on gendered communication patterns. Through sociolinguistic analysis, the study examines how gender influences language use in various social contexts. The research highlights the subtle nuances in gendered communication and challenges traditional assumptions about gender and language. The findings have significant implications for understanding the role of gender in linguistic practices and contribute to broader discussions on gender equality.
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Author Biographies

Adrian Phillips, Prof.

Prof.
University of São Paulo
São Paulo, SP, Brazil

Robin Collins, Dr.

Dr.
University of Buenos Aires
CABA, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Adrian Miller, PhD

PhD
University of Chile
Santiago, Chile

References

Гурко, Е. В. (2012). Структурно-семантичні моделі ергонімів у сучасній рекламі Дніпропетровська. Ученые записки Крымского федерального университета имени ВИ Вернадского. Филологические науки, 25(1-2), 97-100.

Published

2024-12-13

Issue

Section

Articles