GRAMMATICAL GENDER IS A REFLECTION OF NATURAL GENDER IN MODERN LINGUISTICS
Keywords:
Gender, anthropocentric approach, linguistic phenomena, stereotypical ideas, sex, masculine and feminine, socio-sexual relations, male and female.Abstract
This article is about gender in modern linguistics. In everyday speech, the word “gender” is associated with the biological and social differences between women and men. In addition, people might know that languages can have masculine and feminine words. So at first blush, it may seem that grammatical gender is a reflection of natural gender in grammar.
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