Jinsīyat va Zabān'shināsī-yi Ijtimā'ī: Persian 1398

Language is not only a reflection of social reality, but also evaluates, modifies, and modernizes such reality. Gender is part of this reality and our gender identity is recognized in this discourse. Discourse, through language, provides an opportunity for us, while playing a single-gender role, to get to know other genders from an empathetic angle. In this book, the author tries to provide a theoretical framework for examining this ratio by reviewing the history of studies related to language and gender. It also explains the distance between reality and the ideal of femininity and masculinity and gender language. This book has five chapters with the following titles: theoretical background; verbal interaction and language; being a woman; Gender in Formal Thoughts and norms and the institution of language. The titles of some of the topics that the author has addressed in the field of linguistics and gender are: recognition of gender in language; gender discourse; speech and desire; Women and the power of language; gender verbal maturity; and Children's gender and language.