Gender differentiation in the lexicon of the serbian language
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.39228Keywords:
gender, gender stereotype, lexeme, linguistic picture of the world, feminine, masculineAbstract
The article focuses its attention on the concepts "gender", "gender stereotype" and linguistic picture of the world. The lexicon of the Serbian language was researched through the prism of the analysis of synonymic rows which are used to represent character traits of men and women. In the structure of these concepts the following terms were pointed out: external characteristics, physical characteristics, internal characteristics, intellectual characteristics. Within the framework of the microcomponent “internal characteristics” two different negative features of both genders were analyzed: indecisive man, rude man; talkative woman, angry woman.
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