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Gender, language and social inequalities in the textbooks on the history of Kazakhstan

Zhazira Bekzhanova is a lecturer at Aktobe Regional Zhubanov University and a research assistant at Nazarbayev University in a project on gender and schooling in Kazakhstan. Her research interests include sociolinguistics, discourse studies with the focus on social (in)equalities. She obtained her MA degree in Language and Linguistics from Lancaster University in 2019, and she is a Bolashaq presidential scholarship holder (2017). Zhazira’s MA dissertation addresses the problems of latinisation of the Kazakh alphabet and its further influence on social cohesion in her home country. At Zhubanov University Zhazira teaches English and linguistic courses for future language instructors.
