MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES IN THE SPEECH OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK FEMALE POLITICAL LEADERS
Keywords:
lexical system, political discourse, gender features, communicative needs, emotional load, pragmatic factors, sociocultural context, psycholinguistics, morphological structure, political linguistics.Abstract
This article analyzes the lexical system of language and its close relationship with social reality and communicative needs. In the context of political activity, language is viewed as a key instrument of influence, playing a central role in shaping public opinion and gaining the trust of the electorate. The study highlights the impact of gender-specific features on the lexical system of political discourse and examines the emotional, pragmatic, and sociocultural characteristics of lexical choices made by male and female politicians. It demonstrates that these processes are linked to psycholinguistic motivation and social stereotypes. Furthermore, the necessity of clarifying the morphological structure of political speech for a deeper understanding of lexical choices is substantiated. The findings are of theoretical and practical significance for political linguistics, gender studies, and cognitive approaches.
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