Style of folkloric texts due to the gender index

For many years, the use of the term “discourse” in textual research has become a tradition. Research on language and discourse relations is becoming as popular as research on language and gender relations. However, the analysis of feminist and masculine discourse in linguistics is still a minority for political and social reasons. This article examines the style of the English, Italian and Uzbek folklore texts through concepts of “men” and “women”, their nominative-conceptual structure. Undoubtedly, folklore texts are passed colloquially through words, they have neither narrator nor writer, so different folklore texts have been analyzed according to the gender of collectors of the three nations.