LINGUISTIC EXPRESSION OF THE CONCEPT OF GENDER EQUALITY IN LEGAL DISCOURSE
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This paper explores how the concept of gender equality is linguistically expressed in legal discourse. Through the analysis of legislative texts, legal reforms, and international legal instruments, the study identifies the patterns, lexical choices, and syntactic structures used to articulate gender-equal principles. The aim is to reveal how language reflects, reinforces, or challenges gender norms in legal contexts.
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