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GENDERED LANGUAGE OF REPROACH: HOW MEN AND WOMEN CRITICIZE DIFFERENTLY

CRITICIZE DIFFERENTLY · Mukhtorova Mokhlaroyim Marufjon kizi

Interpretation and researches · 1 · 1987

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This article investigates how men and women use different linguistic strategies when expressing reproach, a speech act that conveys disapproval or criticism. Drawing on sociolinguistic and pragmatic theories, and supported by discourse data, the paper reveals that gender plays a significant role in shaping the tone, structure, and pragmatics of reproach. The findings highlight the influence of power, politeness, and emotional expression in gendered communication, with implications for interpersonal dynamics, education, and intercultural communication. Key words: gendered language, reproach, speech acts, pragmatics, emotional framing, workplace communication, intercultural communication, language and gender, intersectionality, linguistic strategies, communication styles, social norms, gender roles

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gendered language, reproach, speech acts, pragmatics, emotional, intersectionality, workplace communication, emotional framing, language and gender, linguistic strategies, intercultural communication, communication styles, social norms, gender roles
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