ESSENTIAL FEATURES OF GENDER LINGUISTICS
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This article defines gender linguistics as a branch of linguistics, discovers its primary differentiating characteristics and promotes main concepts of the field. Moreover, this paper deals with the features of gender linguistics and discusses main problems of the subject.
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