Reflection of Female and Male Images in the Linguistic Worldview (Based on the Material of Russian and Uzbek Languages)

Abstract

The article explores the specific features of gender image representation within the Russian and Uzbek linguistic worldviews. Through a comparative analysis of lexical units, phraseological expressions, and literary texts, the study identifies national and cultural characteristics in the formation of masculinity and femininity. The author examines differences in the grammatical systems of the two languages and their impact on the perception of gender. Particular attention is paid to kinship terms, etiquette forms, and archetypal images captured in the works of classical writers such as A.S. Pushkin, L.N. Tolstoy, and A. Kadiri.