American Journal of Philological Sciences

The Pragmalinguistic Interpretation of Mediadiscourse Within the Framework of Mass Communication Studies

2025-04-11T16:49:52+00:00

This study explores the pragmalinguistic interpretation of mediadiscourse in the framework of mass communication. This article encompasses the pragmatic strategies employed in two presidential speeches, focusing on how speech act, implicature and contextual cues are used to achieve specific communicative goals.Moreover, this investigation encapsulated how linguistic choices, contextual cues, and illocutionary acts are strategically employed to shape audience interpretations and achive specific communicative goals. Focusing on the interplay between language and context, this study examines how speech acts, implicature, presuppositions and deixis are utilized to construct persuasive narratives.

Discursive Features of Pedagogical Terms in English And Uzbek (On the Example of a Comparative Analysis of Charles Dickens's "Hard Times" And Cholpon's "Night and Day")

2025-04-17T10:34:38+00:00

This article explores the discursive features of pedagogical terminology in English and Uzbek languages through the analysis of Charles Dickens’ Hard Times and Cho‘lpon’s Kecha va Kunduz. By examining socio-cultural contexts, stylistic devices, metaphorical expressions, and the ideological connotations of terms, the study reveals how educational and moral concepts are discursively constructed in two different cultures.

Stylistic and Pragmatic Approaches to Persuasive Strategies in Uzbek And Italian

2025-04-19T02:49:47+00:00

This article explores the stylistic and pragmatic aspects of persuasive strategies in the Uzbek and Italian languages within their respective linguocultural contexts. By analyzing a range of authentic communicative situations — including political speeches, advertisements, everyday conversations, and literary texts — the study identifies the most used persuasive tactics and their cultural underpinnings. The research employs a comparative approach to uncover both universal and culture-specific features of persuasive discourse. Attention is given to speech acts, politeness strategies, rhetorical devices, and discourse markers that serve to influence interlocutors’ attitudes or behaviors. The findings reveal how stylistic choices and pragmatic norms in each culture shape the way persuasion is encoded and interpreted, offering valuable insights into cross-cultural communication and intercultural pragmatics.

The Development of The Detective Genre in English Literature and The Role of Arthur Conan Doyle

2025-04-23T15:45:11+00:00

This article examines the evolution of the detective genre in English literature, emphasizing Arthur Conan Doyle’s transformative contributions through his creation of Sherlock Holmes. By investigating key historical developments and analyzing Doyle's works, the article provides insights into how the genre matured and became embedded in English literature. Drawing on the work of literary critics and prior research, this article discusses the foundational themes, structural components, and character archetypes that Doyle helped establish, which have influenced generations of detective fiction writers.

Methology For Developing Students Reading Comprehension Skills Based on The Interpretation of Social Abbreviations in English

2025-04-12T11:01:58+00:00

In the digital age, social media and informal communication have introduced a wide range of abbreviations into the English language. These abbreviations, often used in text messaging, online chats, and social networks, pose both challenges and opportunities for language learners. This article discusses a methodological approach to enhancing students’ reading comprehension skills through the interpretation of English social abbreviations such as "LOL", "BRB", "IMO", and many others. The integration of such content into the ESL/EFL curriculum can make learning more engaging, relevant, and effective.

Comparative Analysis of Interrogative Sentences in Arabic And Uzbek

2025-04-19T02:02:58+00:00

Since people all over the world are constantly communicating with each other in their daily lives, interrogative sentences are also very important in the conversation process. Each language has its own grammatical rules, types, and construction of interrogative sentences, as well as interrogative words, suffixes, and pronouns.Interrogative sentences are intended to provide information about something, action, or situation that is unknown to the speaker, and invite the interlocutor to express his or her opinion or attitude to the idea being proposed.Based on these, in the process of communication, people ask each other questions every day about various situations, news, news, buying and selling, and so on, and they widely use the above factors. This article will discuss interrogative sentences in Arabic and Uzbek and the specific features of such sentences in both languages.

Neuroimaging Methods in Neurolinguistics: Investigating Language Processing in The Brain

2025-04-23T10:23:42+00:00

This article explores the main neurophysiological methods used in the study of language activity, including semantic processing, syntactic analysis, and the mechanisms of bilingualism. Special attention is given to the examination of EEG and ERP signals in the context of language disorders such as aphasia and dyslexia. Modifications of contemporary theoretical models of language processing are also presented, taking into account the plasticity and adaptability of brain systems.

Multiculturalism in Education: Challenges and Opportunities

2025-04-10T10:35:53+00:00

This article analyzes the implementation of the principles of multiculturalism in the education system, its importance, relevance and emerging problems. The author highlights the pedagogical, social and psychological problems encountered in the process of joint education of students of different nationalities, cultures and languages. At the same time, the possibilities of forming tolerance, cooperation and intercultural dialogue in students through education in a multicultural environment are revealed. The article also considers advanced foreign experiences, modern pedagogical approaches and ways of their integration into the Uzbek education system.

Methods of Teaching Students to Create Creative Texts

2025-04-16T18:38:26+00:00

In this article, in accordance with the curriculum, in order to check and evaluate the student's knowledge in Uzbek language classes, as well as to improve the skills that lead to independent thinking, such as observation, the ability to connect events and situations, and the ability to draw logical conclusions from the statement. it is about making educational and creative statements, creating a text based on a picture, creatively changing the text related to the specialty, and performing various tasks related to working on the text.

Morphophonological Processes and Their Phonetic, Phonological, And Morthographic Representations: A Comparative Analysis of Korean And Uzbek

2025-04-19T02:45:35+00:00

This article investigates the morphophonological processes in Korean and Uzbek, focusing on their phonetic realization, phonological patterns, and orthographic representations. Through comparative analysis, the study explores assimilation, dissimilation, elision, and metathesis, illustrating the interplay between morphemes and phonemes. The paper also highlights how these processes are graphically encoded in two typologically distinct writing systems, revealing implications for linguistic theory and language pedagogy.

The Usage of Prefixes in Medical Terms and Their Representatives in English

2025-04-23T11:23:24+00:00

This paper explores the usage of prefixes in medical terminology and examines their representative forms in the English language. Medical terms often derive from Latin and Greek roots, with prefixes playing a crucial role in conveying specific meanings related to location, quantity, time, and condition. Understanding these prefixes is essential for accurate interpretation and communication within medical contexts. The study categorizes common medical prefixes, such as hyper-, hypo-, brady-, tachy-, and anti-, analyzing their functions and implications. Additionally, it investigates how these prefixes are integrated into English usage and how they aid learners and professionals in comprehending complex medical vocabulary. The findings emphasize the significance of prefix knowledge in medical education and its practical application in healthcare settings.

Individual Principles of Depiction of Princesses in Risolat Haydarova's Novel “Javzo”

2025-04-12T10:29:59+00:00

This article provides information about the individual principles of depiction of Timurid princesses in Rislolat Haydarova’s historical novel “Javzo”. The work skillfully covers not only historical figures, but also the lifestyle, thoughts, spiritual developments, and dreams of the princesses of that era. The novel “Javzo” introduces readers to the Timurid era, in particular, the state ruled by his sons Muzaffar Mirzo and Badiuzzaman Mirzo in the period after Husayn Baykara, and its disintegration. The article uses the necessary literature.

Zoometaphors As A Linguistic Way to Characterize A Human Being

2025-04-19T01:47:42+00:00

In modern linguistics there is a great number of classifications of usual metaphors. In this article we will consider zoometaphor as a way of linguistic characterization of a human being on the basis of various images. The essence of metaphor lies in associative identification, which makes it possible to relate phenomena of different subject areas by means of a nominative act. In zoometaphor, on the one hand, anthropomorphic properties are attributed to the image of an animal, on the other hand, this image is projected onto a person, to whom zoomorphic characteristics are attributed. The aim of the study is to identify common and national-cultural features in the meanings of zoometaphors in Uzbek and Korean languages and to establish the peculiarities of expressing knowledge about the world.

Linguistic Aspects of The Analysis of Titles in English Literary Works

2025-04-23T10:10:10+00:00

This study examines the linguistic characteristics of biblionyms (titles of English literary works) as a distinct category of proper names. The paper analyzes the structural-semantic, functional, and cognitive aspects of biblionyms using examples from both classical and contemporary English literature. The research identifies key trends in the formation of titles and their role in shaping reader expectations and text interpretation.

The Study of Arabic Phraseologisms In Modern Research

2025-04-23T18:58:25+00:00

This article analyzes the study of phraseological units in the Arabic language within the framework of modern linguistic research, focusing on both theoretical and practical aspects. It examines the cultural, stylistic, and semantic features of phraseological expressions based on contemporary research. Additionally, the paper highlights the role of Arabic phraseologisms in translation, education, and communication processes, as well as effective methodological approaches to teaching them. The research draws on modern scientific sources and employs linguocultural and phraseographic analyses to explore the unique characteristics of Arabic phraseology.

"NASOYIMU-L MUHABBAT" As A Sufi Work

2025-04-10T10:03:31+00:00

The article provides a comprehensive overview of Alisher Navoi's contributions to Islamic spirituality and Sufi literature through his works such as Arba'in, Vaqfiya, Nazmu-l-javohir, Siroju-l-muslimin, Munojot, Risolayi tiyr andokhtan, and particularly Nasoyimu-l-muhabbat. It analyzes how Navoi, influenced by his teacher Abdurrahman Jami, incorporated religious, ethical, and philosophical themes into his poetry and prose. His works often begin with praise to Allah and the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), followed by discussions on spiritual and moral values derived from the Quran and Hadith. The piece highlights Navoi’s adaptation and expansion of Jami’s Nafahot ul-uns, increasing the number of mentioned saints and including underrepresented groups like Indian, Turkish, and female Sufi figures. Through these works, Navoi emerges as a spiritual thinker who merges poetic artistry with deep theological and ethical reflection, enriching Turkic literature with Sufi wisdom.

Cognitive Models of Polycode Texts: A Comprehensive Analysis

2025-04-14T10:51:27+00:00

Polycode texts, which combine verbal and non-verbal elements, are increasingly prevalent in modern communication. This study investigates the cognitive models underlying the comprehension of polycode texts, aiming to elucidate the mental processes involved in integrating multiple semiotic systems. Using a mixed-methods approach, we conducted experiments with 120 participants (Mage = 28.5, SD = 4.2) to assess their comprehension of various polycode texts. Eye-tracking data and think-aloud protocols were collected and analyzed using both quantitative and qualitative methods. Results indicate that successful polycode text comprehension involves a complex interplay of visual attention, verbal processing, and cognitive integration. A novel "Integrated Polycode Comprehension Model" (IPCM) is proposed, synthesizing elements from dual coding theory and cognitive load theory. The IPCM suggests that comprehension is optimized when verbal and non-verbal elements are semantically congruent and spatially proximate. Furthermore, individual differences in cognitive styles significantly influenced comprehension patterns. These findings have important implications for the design of educational materials, user interfaces, and multimodal communication strategies. Future research directions and practical applications are discussed.

Theoretical Basis for Expanding Vocabulary in Teaching the Korean Language

2025-04-19T02:40:50+00:00

Korean, as an agglutinative language, changes the meaning and grammatical structure of words through the addition of affixes. The vocabulary of the Korean language is primarily based on various forms of words and their usage. In Korean, the meaning of words often changes depending on the context, so understanding the context is crucial in vocabulary expansion. In Korean, words are typically built from roots to which various grammatical affixes are added. These affixes change the meaning of the word and define its grammatical function. This characteristic presents specific challenges in learning vocabulary, as each affix has its own distinct meaning and usage. The Korean language is distinguished by its unique grammatical structure, phonetics, and rich vocabulary. Learning Korean requires not only mastering grammar and syntax but also expanding one's vocabulary. Vocabulary plays a crucial role in language acquisition because through words, we understand the social, cultural, and emotional layers of a language. Additionally, Korean has numerous synonyms and antonyms, which form another important aspect of vocabulary expansion. Through synonyms and antonyms, students learn to use words in various contexts.

Symbol of Deep Thinking

2025-04-23T10:59:51+00:00

The article examines Nazar Eshankul's creative concept, his profound intellect, and his status as one of the leading figures in contemporary Uzbek prose, based on the analysis and interpretation of his works.

A Comparative Analysis of Ecological Neologisms Across Languages and Cultures

2025-04-12T07:12:32+00:00

This article investigates the formation and semantic nuances of ecological neologisms across different linguistic and cultural contexts. By comparing newly coined terms related to environmental change in English, Spanish, and Japanese, we explore how language-specific structures, cultural values, and environmental priorities influence the creation and interpretation of these terms. Our analysis reveals significant variations in the morphological processes, metaphorical frameworks, and underlying conceptualizations embedded within ecological neologisms, highlighting the crucial role of linguistic and cultural diversity in shaping environmental discourse.

The Most Common Loanwords in The Lexicon of The Korean Language

2025-04-17T11:03:29+00:00

This article analyzes the formation, origin, and usage of neologisms and loanwords in the Korean language. Neologisms, especially words borrowed from English and other foreign languages, are linked to the social, economic, and cultural development of Korean society. The article discusses the various sources of loanwords in the Korean language, their usage, adaptation, and cultural adjustment. An analysis of the most frequently used loanwords in contemporary society is also included.

The Discursive Features of Speech Acts in Uzbek Media

2025-04-22T10:41:32+00:00

Understanding the discursive nature of these speech acts requires peeling back layers of intention, form, and effect. From a casual morning news report to a fiery political debate, from a government press release to a social media post—every utterance performs an act. This article delves into these performative structures, drawing from foundational theories and applying them to authentic Uzbek media texts to illuminate how speech acts operate discursively and powerfully in public discourse.

Similarities and Different Aspects of Proverbs in Uzbek And Korean Languages on Ethics and Etiquette

2025-04-23T16:07:17+00:00

Proverbs are not only the most significant, but also the most characteristic part of the folklore heritage of any people. Traits of folk history and character, work and life are imprinted or metaphorically encrypted in them with the same reliability, ancient life on a fossil with the difference that they remain alive for centuries, as long as the people who created them and their language, which made them part of itself, live.

"Proverbs, which are part of the paremiologically fund of a language, are a valuable linguistic heritage of the people, reflecting their customs, traditions, history, and other specific features of the people. Proverbs, like any other genre of folklore, reflect everything that a particular people live with and encounters over the centuries. Here is a full set of ethnographic realities, from tools to outfits, and a comprehensive description of the geographical environment with its landscapes, climate, animals and flora; here are memories of long-past events and outstanding personalities, echoes of ancient religious views and a detailed picture of the modern organization of society."

Overcoming Linguistic Challenges in Translation: Strategies for Success

2025-04-12T11:36:14+00:00

Translation is not a simple act of replacing words from one language with their equivalents in another; it is a complex process that involves navigating linguistic, cultural, and contextual nuances. Translators regularly face challenges such as untranslatable words, idiomatic expressions, syntactic differences, and cultural references. This article explores key linguistic challenges in translation and presents a range of practical strategies for overcoming them. Drawing from linguistic theory and professional practice, the paper highlights the importance of equivalence, adaptation, and translator creativity in producing accurate, fluent, and culturally appropriate translations.

Study of The Phenomenon of Economy in Korean And Uzbek Languages

2025-04-19T02:33:16+00:00

This article examines the phenomenon of economy in the Korean and Uzbek languages. It explores the research works of linguists on language economy, focusing on the shortening of words, phonetic and morphological reductions. The study compares the linguistic principles of economy, highlighting different approaches in both languages, including the transformation of word forms and abbreviations. Key concepts like 줄임말 (shortened words) and 약어 (acronyms) are discussed in detail.

Youth Thinking in The Digital Era: Problems and Solutions

2025-04-23T10:43:28+00:00

This article discusses global information systems, the development of human capital, strengthening the ideological immunity of young people, the proper use of information in the digital age, the development of thinking, and the need to enhance focus on these aspects at different stages of education. Methodological recommendations are provided on how to ensure that young people use information appropriately and are trained to be media literate.

Harmony of Rhythm and Poetical Image in Poetry

2025-04-12T06:33:48+00:00

The article discusses rhythm, which is an important artistic element of poetry and poetic image are analyzed in harmony with each other. Rhythm appears as a means of determining the external structure of the poem, its tone, and musicality. Poetic image serves to express the poet's imagination, feelings, and thoughts in a figurative form through an artistic approach. The article argues that it is precisely the harmony between rhythm and image that enhances the internal content and aesthetic impact of a work of art. Examples illustrate how a poet enhances images through rhythm, and how image gives meaning to rhythm. This article may be useful for readers, students, and literary critics interested in studying literary analysis, artistic thought, and the interrelationship of poetic means.

The Use of Monosyllabic Words in Interrogative Sentences in French

2025-04-17T10:59:20+00:00

This article explores the nature and usage of monosyllabic interrogative sentences in the French language, focusing on their syntactic structures, semantic meanings, and communicative roles. It emphasizes the distinction between general and specific questions and how these forms are used to gather specific information in various speech contexts. The research also delves into the pragmatic functions of such sentences, highlighting how they convey emotions like doubt, surprise, and irony.

The Role and Function of The Panegyric as An Artistic Form

2025-04-21T08:41:46+00:00

This article summarizes all scientific thoughts and reflections regarding the Faxriya genre, and it determines that the verses of pride serve the function of artistic expression. Additionally, it is proven and analyzed through examples that literary devices such as metaphor, exaggeration, beauty of expression, beauty of beginning, and beauty of pen name are consistently and collectively applied in the verses of pride.

William Blake’s Visionary Poetry and Art: An Analytical Study of His Creative Genius

2025-04-23T15:53:09+00:00

This article examines the visionary poetry and art of William Blake, focusing on his unique combination of visual and literary expression to convey deep spiritual and social messages. By analyzing key elements of Blake's thematic and symbolic approach, the study reveals how his works function as a response to the political, religious, and social transformations of his era. The study employs qualitative methods to analyze selected poems and artworks to understand Blake's symbolic use of myth, religious archetypes, and prophetic visions.

The Establishment of Interpretation Studies as An Independent Discipline and Early Initiatives in Interpreter Training

2025-04-12T11:21:24+00:00

Interpretation Studies has emerged as a distinct field of academic inquiry, differentiating itself from linguistics and translation studies. This paper explores the historical development of interpretation as an academic discipline, tracing the institutionalization of interpreter training programs and early research initiatives. The focus is on post-World War II efforts, key academic institutions, and pioneering figures that shaped the discipline’s foundations. The article deals with the initial stage of training simultaneous interpreters and developing their professional skills. The authors single out and analyse a number of abilities and skills that learners are expected to develop in order to successfully obtain the qualification of simultaneous interpreters and offer a system of exercises and tasks that is intended to assist their acquisition.

Audition as A Key Factor of Successful Teaching Russian To Foreign Students

2025-04-19T02:21:18+00:00

The article deals with the influence of listening comprehension on the success of teaching Russian to foreign students studying at universities. It analyzes the main problems that students face in listening comprehension of Russian speech and suggests effective methods and technologies to improve listening. The paper takes into account modern research in the field of linguodidactics and provides practical recommendations for teachers.

Phraseological Units as Components of Phraseology

2025-04-23T10:30:03+00:00

In recent decades, phraseological units have become a central focus of linguistic research, especially in the study of language as a reflection of cultural identity. This paper explores the national and cultural specificity of phraseological expressions in both global and Uzbek linguistic contexts. Emphasis is placed on the integral role that phraseological units play in encoding a nation’s worldview, lifestyle, and historical consciousness. By analyzing the classifications and interpretations of phraseological units by renowned linguists, this study highlights the close interconnection between language and culture, and it affirms the status of linguoculturology as an independent interdisciplinary field.

The Presentation of Attributive Units Expressing the Spirituality of a Person in Uzbek Dictionaries

2025-04-10T10:43:26+00:00

Work has begun on the creation of a national corpus of the Uzbek language and thesaurus dictionaries. It should be noted that the last six volumes of the Explanatory Dictionary of the Uzbek language, published in 2022, the dictionary is a lexicographic resource that fully covers the lexicon. This dictionary is a classic example of lexicography, the articles in which consist of explanations and illustrative evidence. The explanatory part of the dictionary articles is enriched with grammatical indicators and etymological information. In revealing the gencategoryeral character of the explanations and examples in the dictionary, we pay attention to the lexicographic interpretation of the lexical units that are most actively used in our speech and serve to reveal the meaning of the person.

The Implementation of Scaffolding Techniques Worldwide to Improve English Reading Proficiency In TEFL

2025-04-16T18:41:06+00:00

This article aims to provide a general understanding of the term scaffolding, emphasizing its significance in education and its role in enhancing reading comprehension. A central objective of this study is to explore the experiences of international educators and scholars in applying scaffolding strategies to develop reading skills within the context of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). To achieve this, the study reviews two scholarly articles from Jambi University in Indonesia and Islamic Azad University in Iran. In both institutions, professional educators and linguists conducted experiments on the application of scaffolding techniques to improve reading comprehension in TEFL settings. These studies focused on strengthening students’ reading abilities through scaffolding and reported their findings based on rigorous scientific research. Both of them tried to enhance their students’ reading by using scaffolding strategy and gave the detailed report on their scientific work and paid attention to its effectiveness during the experiment. While learning these scientific works we have strived to examine them thoroughly and introduce them to our learners as well.

Samandar Vokhidov's Artistic Skills in Ghazal

2025-04-19T02:47:54+00:00

The article presents reflections on the importance of poems written in the aruz meter in studying the components of classical poetics. It explores the poetic mastery of the poet Samandar Vohidov in the art of ghazal writing, and illustrates the thematic richness of his aruz-based poems through examples. In contrast to his poems written in the syllabic (barmoq) meter, the article substantiates the distinct features of his aruz poems with samples from his ghazals and musammats. The artistic analysis also highlights how the poet, while preserving the classical traditions of his predecessors, created aruz-based ghazals inspired by the works of prominent poets such as Erkin Vohidov, Abdulla Oripov, and Jamol Kamol.

The Semantic Classification And Lexical Grouping Of Do‘Ppichilik Terminology

2025-04-23T15:40:43+00:00

This article presents a semantic classification and lexical grouping of the specialized terminology associated with do‘ppichilik—the craft of making do‘ppi (traditional Uzbek skullcaps). Focusing on structural, functional, and ornamental terms, the study reveals how do‘ppi-related vocabulary reflects both historical continuity and contemporary innovation. The analysis underscores the influence of Persian, Arabic, and Turkic linguistic elements, along with morphological processes such as loanword integration and hybrid forms. By examining registers used by artisans, educators, and everyday speakers, the article highlights how this terminology conveys nuanced technical knowledge and cultural values. Through an exploration of traditional motifs, color palettes, and embroidery techniques, the research demonstrates how each component of do‘ppichilik vocabulary embodies broader social, religious, and artistic meanings. Ultimately, this study emphasizes the importance of documenting and revitalizing craft-specific language to preserve the intangible heritage that underpins cultural identity and fosters intergenerational continuity.

Values and Their Expression in Proverbs

2025-04-12T10:52:28+00:00

This article analyzes the people's attitude towards national and universal values from linguistic and axiological perspectives based on Uzbek proverbs. Based on the axiological-linguistic approach, the place of the concept of value in linguistics is determined, and the expression of values is revealed through proverbs. The study examines the essence of the concept of "value," its manifestations in oral folk art, in particular, how it was formed in national thinking through proverbs. Uzbek folk proverbs show how such high human qualities as family values, diligence, honesty, patience, friendship, and justice are reflected in language. This article highlights important issues at the intersection of linguistics, cultural studies, and folk psychology.

Ways to Develop Linguistic, Cultural and Interactive Competences in Foreign Language Teaching

2025-04-19T02:02:55+00:00

In this article analyzes modern methodological approaches to the formation of linguistic, cultural and interactive competencies in students during the process of teaching a foreign language in higher education institutions. The author scientifically substantiates the need for the integrated development of these competencies in the professional activities of a foreign language teacher. The article also considers ways to achieve efficiency by combining the language learning process with communicativeness, intercultural communication and language structure. The impact of creating an interactive learning environment, the use of ICT, project-based learning, role-playing games and tasks in a cultural context is highlighted, and theoretical approaches are enriched with practical experience.

Uzbekistan Legal Terms of The Independence Period and Their Improvement Processes

2025-04-23T10:16:36+00:00

This article examines the process of the improvement of Uzbek legal terminology during the years of independence, the research conducted in this regard, and their significance. It also explores the origin of legal terms, their belonging to native or borrowed layers, their classification, and investigates the phenomena of polysemy, synonymy, homonymy, and antonymy in legal terms. The article reviews the achievements and shortcomings in the process of nationalizing legal terms. Additionally, it clarifies the future tasks, the responsibilities of legal experts and linguists, and research directions in this field.

Reflection of People’s Lifestyles in Linguistic Anthropocentric Paradigms

2025-04-10T10:15:52+00:00

This paper explores how people’s lifestyles are reflected within linguistic anthropocentric paradigms, emphasizing the central role of human experience in shaping language. Anthropocentrism frames language as a dynamic system through which individuals negotiate identities, communicate cultural norms, and establish social hierarchies. Adopting insights from cognitive linguistics, sociolinguistics, and discourse analysis, the study examines the conceptualization processes that encode lifestyle values into everyday speech, metaphors, and broader discursive practices. Particular attention is paid to the ways in which cultural concepts, identity markers, and social structures manifest in lexical choices and communicative strategies. The analysis highlights how metaphors, identity expressions, and discourse patterns serve as windows into a community’s lifestyle priorities and norms, revealing the interplay between language, cognition, and socio-cultural contexts. Finally, the paper underscores the significance of recognizing power dynamics, globalization, and cultural exchanges in shaping contemporary representations of lifestyle. By considering human-centric language processes, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of how linguistic practices both mirror and mold the lived experiences of individuals and groups, ultimately underscoring the inseparability of language and culture.

The Cultural-Semantic Study of Phraseological Units in The Works of Alisher Navoi: Theoretical Approaches

2025-04-14T10:53:48+00:00

This article explores the cultural-semantic analysis of phraseological units in the works of Alisher Navoi, focusing on theoretical approaches to understanding their meaning and cultural significance. Phraseological units are essential elements in literature, carrying not only linguistic but also cultural and historical information. The study aims to examine the role of phraseological expressions in Navoi's works, their semantic nuances, and the impact they have on the audience’s understanding of the text. Theoretical frameworks from both linguistic and cultural studies are used to provide a comprehensive analysis. The research reveals the integral connection between language, culture, and literary expression in Navoi's works. The findings suggest that these phraseological units are not just stylistic devices but also vehicles for conveying deep cultural values and philosophical ideas.

Translation Competence in A Globalized World: Dimensions, Applications, And Future Directions

2025-04-19T02:43:25+00:00

This study examines translation competence beyond linguistic proficiency, investigating its cultural, cognitive, technological, and ethical dimensions in global communication. Using mixed-methods research, the article addresses how theoretical frameworks evolve with technological advances, explores domain knowledge's influence on translation quality, and analyzes AI tools' implications for human translation competence. Findings demonstrate that effective translators integrate subject expertise with cultural sensitivity and technological literacy in specialized contexts. The research contributes to translation studies by reconceptualizing translation competence as adaptive expertise where human translators function as critical mediators who employ technological resources while providing essential cultural judgment in our interconnected world.

Trial Motive in Uzbek Folk Fairy Tales

2025-04-23T11:06:13+00:00

The article examines the conventional motive and its types in Uzbek folk tales. Such types of conventional motives as prohibition (taboo), condition, conditionality and desire are analyzed.

Title as A Type of Intertextuality

2025-04-12T07:20:04+00:00

This article discusses the relationship between the title and the text, its role in the structure of the text, and the analysis of intertextual titles in literary and scientific works. In particular, it discusses the consideration of the title as an intertext, provides a definition, analyzes the role of the title as a type of intertextuality, and analyzes its linguistic features in the context of a literary text.

Еrgonomiс Indiсаtors Аnd Thеir Lеxiсаl-Sеmаntiс Propеrtiеs Аnd Spесifiс Аspесts

2025-04-17T11:05:22+00:00

In rесеnt dесаdеs, еrgonomiс indiсаtors hаvе bесomе еssеntiаl сomponеnts in аssеssing аnd еnhаnсing humаn-systеm intеrасtion асross vаrious domаins, inсluding industry, hеаlthсаrе, еduсаtion, аnd informаtion tесhnology. This аrtiсlе еxplorеs thе nаturе of еrgonomiс indiсаtors not only аs tесhniсаl tools but аlso аs lеxiсаl-sеmаntiс сonstruсts thаt possеss uniquе tеrminologiсаl аnd сognitivе dimеnsions. Thе study еmphаsizеs thе сlаssifiсаtion of еrgonomiс indiсаtors—physiсаl, сognitivе, аnd orgаnizаtionаl—аnd invеstigаtеs thе sеmаntiс propеrtiеs еmbеddеd in thе tеrminology usеd to dеsсribе thеm. Furthеrmorе, it аnаlyzеs how mеtаphoriсаl lаnguаgе аnd intеrdisсiplinаry usаgе аffесt thе intеrprеtаtion аnd аppliсаtion of еrgonomiс сonсеpts. Drаwing from insights in еrgonomiсs, linguistiсs, аnd сognitivе sсiеnсе, thе аrtiсlе highlights thе nееd for tеrminologiсаl сlаrity аnd stаndаrdizаtion in thе fiеld. Thе findings suggеst thаt а dееpеr undеrstаnding of thе lеxiсаl-sеmаntiс fеаturеs of еrgonomiс indiсаtors саn improvе сross-disсiplinаry сommuniсаtion аnd сontributе to morе humаn-сеntеrеd dеsign аpproасhеs.

Ethnopedagogical And Ethnofolkloristic Features of Karakalpak Children's Games Folklore

2025-04-23T10:02:33+00:00

The article emphasizes the educational aspects of game songs belonging to Karakalpak folklore, including children's game folklore, as an independent genre. Ethno-pedagogical features of children's game folklore are also analyzed.

The Reasons for The Introduction of Chinese Characters 한자into The Korean Language and Their Role in The Language

2025-04-23T16:15:38+00:00

This article delves into how Chinese characters came to symbolize governance and high culture in Korea, profoundly shaping intellectual life, political structures, and Confucian philosophy. Since Chinese and Korean are linguistically distinct languages, Koreans devised creative methods to adapt Chinese characters to the phonetics and grammar of Korean. Early writing systems such as 이두(Idu), 향찰(Hyanchal), and 구결(Kugyol) are explored as examples of this adaptation. The article also emphasizes the lasting influence of Chinese-derived vocabulary, particularly in law, science, and government, enriching the Korean lexicon and enabling more sophisticated expressions in various intellectual fields. The emergence of 한글(Hangul) in the 15th century, created by 세종대왕(King Sejong the Great), marked a pivotal moment in the history of the Korean language, as it was specifically designed to represent Korean sounds. Despite Hangul’s rise, Chinese characters continued to coexist with it for scholarly and formal purposes. The article also addresses the decline of Hanja in modern Korea, particularly in South Korea, where Hangul has become the dominant writing system, although Hanja remains important for understanding historical texts and certain formal vocabulary.

The Linguistic Evolution of Internet Communication: Trends and Implications

2025-04-01T19:34:59+00:00

The rapid evolution of internet communication has profoundly influenced linguistic practices, giving rise to new forms of discourse that blend traditional language use with digital innovations. This article investigates the linguistic aspects of modern internet communication, focusing on the emergence of new vocabulary, grammar, and stylistic features. Using a mixed-methods approach, we analyze data from social media platforms, messaging apps, and online forums to identify key trends and their implications for language evolution. The findings reveal that internet communication fosters linguistic creativity, informalization, and globalization, while also raising concerns about language standardization and preservation. This study contributes to the growing body of research on digital linguistics and provides insights into the transformative impact of the internet on language.

Turkfront Military Newspapers Are A Tool of The Fight Against National Liberation

2025-04-12T15:20:50+00:00

The essence, purpose and historical significance of the struggle of the Turkestan peoples against the Soviet government in 1918-1924 have been distorted for many decades. The ideologists of the existing regime effectively used the power of the press to falsify historical truth: the press became an important tool of the ideology of Soviet power in Turkestan. In this study, the main attention is paid to the problem of the emphasis of the Soviet power system on publishing military press in the languages of the peoples of Turkestan, as well as in the languages of prisoners of war from Germany, Austria and other countries held in Turkestan during the First World War in order to promote the communist idea and suppress national identity.

Expression of Figurative Meanings in Korean Language

2025-04-19T02:35:43+00:00

Polysemy is a phenomenon of language that needs to be studied both theoretically and practically. Its theoretical significance is reflected in the comparative study of the ways of semantic transfer in the work on the basis of bilingual materials. The practical aspect of the phenomenon of ambiguity can be seen in the structure of translation and explanatory dictionaries. Polysemy is examined in terms of the semantic structure of the word. The study of ambiguity in a particular language also focuses on the historical development, thinking, and cultural life of that people. The results can also be used effectively in the learning process.

Development of The Spelling Skills of Pupils in the 5th Grade on The Basis of a Communicative Approach

2025-04-23T10:53:44+00:00

This article examines the issue of developing spelling skills in 5th grade students based on a communicative approach. The article analyses the effectiveness of methods such as group discussion and audio texts in developing spelling skills. It also discusses how these methods affect the reduction of spelling errors in students’ written language and the increase of literacy skills. The results show the importance of these methods in the development of spelling skills.

Punctuation Marks as Stylistic and Syntactic Devices in English And Uzbek Literary Texts

2025-04-12T06:56:30+00:00

This article explores the syntactic and stylistic features of punctuation marks in English and Uzbek literary texts. By comparing Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Abdulla Qodiriy’s O‘tkan kunlar, the study highlights how punctuation serves both grammatical and expressive purposes. The analysis shows that punctuation in English often conveys speed, emotion, and spontaneity, especially in dialogue-rich narratives, while in Uzbek, punctuation tends to reflect introspection, emotional restraint, and respect for silence. The article concludes that punctuation is not a neutral, mechanical feature but a culturally and stylistically significant element that enhances meaning, reveals authorial voice, and reflects national literary traditions.

The Significant Role of Language in The Expression and Transmission of Emotions

2025-04-17T11:01:56+00:00

This paper deals with the profound and dynamic relationship between emotion and language, emphasizing their interconnected roles in human communication and relationships. Emotions shape linguistic expression, influencing tone, word choice, and meaning, while language serves as the primary medium through which emotions are articulated, interpreted, and shared. The study highlights how emotional nuances in speech, writing, and nonverbal cues enhance interpersonal connections, foster empathy, and bridge cultural divides. Additionally, it examines the transformative power of language—how it can heal, inspire, or provoke, underscoring its impact on personal and social interactions. By analyzing this interplay, the paper argues that understanding the emotional dimensions of language is essential for meaningful communication in an increasingly interconnected world. Ultimately, emotion and language are inseparable forces that define human experience, shaping both individual identity and collective relationships.

Symbolic and Satirical Representation of Society: Social Vices In “The Little Prince” And “Riding the Yellow Giant”

2025-04-21T08:42:57+00:00

This article focuses on the artistic interpretation of social vices in Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s “The Little Prince” and Khudoyberdi Tokhtaboyev’s “Riding the Yellow Giant”. The article examines the writers’ attention to social issues and their depiction through symbolic and satirical images.

In “The Little Prince” various characters symbolically represent issues such as the neglect of spiritual values, materialism, careerism, and egotism. Meanwhile, Khudoyberdi Tokhtaboyev’s “Riding the yellow giant” satiricallay portrays careerism, deceit, and the indifference of adults toward children.

The article provides a comparative analysis of the characters in both works, highlightining their role in revealing social problems. Additionally, it emphasizes the authors’ call for the moral rejuvenation of society. The article underscores the importance of artistic interpretation of societal moral issues and the lessons cobveyed to readers.

The Use of Enjambment in Uzbek Poetry

2025-04-23T16:01:04+00:00

This article reveals the phenomenon of enjambement and its use in world literature. In the process of analysis, the formal semantic features expressed by enjambement in the work of the poet Rauf Parfi were studied.

The Impact of Strategies on The Quality in The Process of Simultaneous Interpretation

2025-04-12T11:28:12+00:00

Simultaneous interpretation (SI) is a cognitively demanding process that requires interpreters to listen, analyze, translate, and deliver speech in real time. The quality of interpretation is often influenced by the strategic choices interpreters make under pressure. This paper examines various strategies employed by simultaneous interpreters—such as anticipation, segmentation, omission, reformulation, and use of synonyms—and their impact on the overall quality of interpretation. By analyzing recorded SI sessions and surveying professional interpreters, the study identifies which strategies contribute most significantly to accuracy, fluency, and audience comprehension. The findings suggest that strategic flexibility, rather than rigid adherence to a single technique, enhances the interpreter’s ability to maintain high-quality output under varying conditions.

The Issue of Rhyme and Refrain in Asriy's Lyrics

2025-04-19T02:27:30+00:00

This article discusses the issues of rhyme (qofiya) and refrain (radif) in the works of the Turkic-language poet Asriy Tabrizi, who lived and wrote in the territory of Iran. The study analyzes, with concrete examples, how masterfully Asriy selected rhyme and refrain—two key elements that define the structure of a poem—and how deeply he had mastered the science of rhyme (‘ilm al-qāfiya).

The Poetics of Literary Genres in Uzbek And Korean Classical Literature During the Xvii-Xix Centuries: Scientific Significance

2025-04-23T10:36:07+00:00

This article examines the similarities and differences in the lyrical genres found within Uzbek and Korean classical literature, drawing on an analysis of the lyrical works of poets from both nations. The study explores the poetic features and stylistic characteristics that reflect the socio-political and cultural contexts of these literary traditions.