As a field of research, language and gender studies in linguitics are interdisciplinary and relatively new. Academic papers by linguistics, historians and anthropologist had dealt with some aspects and written records of various kinds provide evidence that for centuries and in many countries people have strong beliefs and attitudes about acceptable ways of differences in the ways in which matters relating to the genres are expressed verbally. This article vividly shows how contemporary research seeks to discover the nature of gender-related differences in language and their
causes and effects.