Eras, Subcultures, Socialization − the Brain of Men Versus Women in the Framework of Gender Linguistics and Psycholinguistics

Abstract

The focus of the study derives from the proposition of gender linguistics claiming that the discourses of women and men are different. The discrepancies are not only manifested in remote subcultures, but in our everyday life as well. I examine what rights women were entitled to throughout history, while also describing areas such as perception, senses, socialization, education, retarded speech development, brain representation and linguistic attributes concerning the language use of women and men.