Sociological Aspects of Slang

Abstract

The article explores the sociological implications of slang as a form of communication that reflects cultural shifts, social dynamics and group identity. It delves into the ways in which slang fosters inclusivity, constructs boundaries and establishes a sense of belonging within various social communities. Furthermore, the article emphasizes the role of slang in reflecting social attitudes, power dynamics and in-group dynamics. It underscores the importance of examining slang as a lens through which to understand and analyze social interactions, identity formation and the complexities of cultural expression within diverse societal contexts