EXPLANATION OF THE CONCEPT OF STEREOTYPE IN LINGUISTIC CULTURE

Abstract

This article is dedicated to one of the current issues of modern linguistics. Stereotypes in linguistic culture refer to generalizations and oversimplified beliefs about language, dialects, accents, and speech patterns associated with specific social groups. This article deals with analyzing stereotypes in linguistics can help us understand the complex interplay between language, identity, power, and social relations in diverse linguistic contexts and advocate for greater respect, understanding, and appreciation of linguistic diversity.