COGNITIVE ANALYSIS OF UZBEK AND ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT IN GENDER ASPECT

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  • abdurauf abdurauf Nordic International University

Abstract

This study examines the cognitive aspects of gender representation in Uzbek and English advertisements. Advertisements play a crucial role in shaping social perceptions of gender roles, often reinforcing or challenging cultural norms. By analyzing linguistic and visual elements, the study explores how gender identities are constructed and perceived in these two linguistic and cultural contexts. A comparative approach is applied to investigate differences and similarities in gender portrayals, focusing on lexical choices, imagery, and underlying ideologies. The findings reveal that while both Uzbek and English advertisements employ gender stereotypes, there are notable variations influenced by cultural, historical, and social factors.

 

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Published

2025-04-14

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