Group: 138 Student: Akbarova Dildora variant №6

Group:138
Student: Akbarova Dildora
VARIANT № 6

1. 
   Define the notion of anthropocentric paradigm and its relation to the gender.
   
2. 
   Describe methods used in Comparative Linguistics.
   
3. 
   Explain grammatical meaning and grammatical form, present examples.
   

ANSWERS:

QUESTION 1: New trends in the anthropocentric paradigm have emerged in linguistics developing in recent years and gender linguistics can be included in this development It is known that the first research on gender has begun studied western humanities. It was the reason for their appearance new perspectives on the study of the problems of reason, the philosophy of science, and the philosophy of society. “Gender” is the main object genealogy. It includes a national description of cultures, men, and roles women in society and their attitudes and behaviors. There is poststructuralist posed a great challenge to the basic concepts of gender and was crucialm development of gender awareness. With an emphasis on the Constitution by the nature of the speech, he had an in-depth knowledge of linguistic study - and indeed so in many other disciplines was a major responsible for the “language shift”. Kris Weedon described the language as "a real and possible place." forms of social organization and their possible social and political consequences identified and debated. Still, it’s the place where we feel, our subjectivity is created. It is also possible to understand humanity through gender and can assess their existence as individual and collective consciousness explore people’s bright relationships based on the relationship between a man and a woman. Thus, gender defines all socio-cultures as a meaningful source aspects of human life. Gender can be found in the vocabulary of any nation. Male and female is reflected in the phraseological units and articles in the dictionary different ethnizes and cultures. As an example, a number of groups phraseological units can be used to compare the properties of the three sexes languages: