ACHIEVING GENDER EQUALITY IN INTERNET COMMUNICATION
Rakhmonova Barnokhan Odilovna, Senior teacher of the Department of Language Teaching Methodology at AVPYMOMM
Keywords:
Internet, social network, digital space, public speech, information, user, gendergenderlinguistics, lexical aspects.Abstract
In this article, one of the important aspects of gender linguistics, which is one of the new fields of modern linguistics, is the analysis of gender characteristics of male and female Internet communication on the Internet, and the lexical aspects between them are considered to achieve gender equality.
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