ÖZTÜRK DAĞABAKAN, Fatma Atatürk Üniversitesi - Edebiyat Fakültesi - Alman Dili ve Edebiyatı Bölümü, Turkey

Gender in Languages Gender Concepts of German and Turkish

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This article touched on the issue of gender concerns almost all world lan-guages. Two types of language being referred to the concept of gender as a starting point, in formations were gram-matical gender and biological gender. The differences between these concepts, simi-lar to the circumstances, the appropriate provisions made to be presented to the reader with the major examples. But also the importance of grammatical gender in the language, in which the languages which of gender in what way the subject of this study also is specified. Explanations about the absence of further research in Turkey, an area was created. Turkish as a language without grammatical gender status was discussed in terms of the issue of gender. A comparison was made with the German as a grammatical gender language, and similarities between the two languages, differences in responses be-tween the two languages, each defining an investigation was attempted.

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Genus , Sexus , grammatical gender , biological gender , article , Turkish , German

Journal Of Turkish Research Institute

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