Genderlinguistics in the Framework of Eras, Cultural Anthropology and the Linguistic Levels

Abstract

Is it true that a male and a female communicate in diverse ways? Are the communicative discrepancies more clearly cut between the two genders in remote subcultures or the discourse discrepancies can also be traced in European communities? Which indicators are better concerning speech delay, verbality, and perception as regards males and females? What do we mean by the “nothing box” in the brain of males? We approach the discrepancies of communicative competence of the two genders (interruption, compliment, gossip information, overlap, directives) and the discourse discrepancies on diverse linguistic levels (phonetics, morphology and syntax) in the aspect of genderlinguistics and psycholinguistics.