The present paper is about the discourse occurrence of the screenplays. It discusses gender stereotypes in the Uzbek and Turkish screenplays and schematic, emotional, and evaluative images of men and women in screenplays.
THE OCCURRENCE OF DISCOURSE IN HISTORICAL SCREENPLAYS
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Uzbek and Turkish screenplays
discourse
historical screenplays
gender stereotypes
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