American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research

A SOCIAL SEMIOTIC STUDY OF IMAGES IN FOOTBALL GAMES

Dr.Qasim Obayes Al-azzawi , Inas Haider Kadhim — Tue, 07 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This study delves into the realm of funny posters and images displayed by fans during the World Cup and Gulf Cup games, employing a social semiotic approach to interpret and understand their content, imagery, and cultural significance. The investigation focuses on how these images function as communicative tools that not only entertain but also convey deeper social and cultural messages to a global audience.

The findings underscore the significance of visual literacy in contemporary media and offer a new perspective on the social dynamics of major sporting events. This research contributes to the fields of visual communication, cultural studies, and sports sociology by highlighting how seemingly trivial elements like fan posters can have profound social implications.

VIRTUOUS RESPONSES: PHILIPPA FOOT'S APPROACH TO COUNTERING SOCIOPOLITICAL CORRUPTION

Akello Mwangi — Wed, 01 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This paper explores Philippa Foot's philosophical perspective on addressing and overcoming sociopolitical corruption through the cultivation of virtue. Foot's ethical framework emphasizes the importance of virtues such as integrity, honesty, and justice in navigating and reforming corrupt social and political systems. Drawing on Foot's moral philosophy, this study examines how virtues serve as foundational principles for countering corruption, promoting ethical behavior, and fostering social change. By analyzing Foot's insights into the nature of virtue and its application in combating corruption, this research offers valuable insights into ethical responses to sociopolitical challenges.

PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE FATHER'S ROLE ON CHILDREN'S EDUCATION

Khusanbayeva Ziyoda — Tue, 14 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

In this article, the relationship between parents and children in the family, the position of the father in the family, psychological characteristics of children's upbringing, the influence of the child on the formation of the father's personality influence, differentiating the influence of father and mother in the development of the child, upbringing father and the main attention is focused on mothering styles, father and child interaction.

SATIRE IN UZBEK LINGUISTICS: A LINGUISTIC AND CULTURAL EXPLORATION

Shaxnoza Almamatova — Tue, 14 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Satire is a powerful tool used in literature and spoken language to critique, entertain, and provoke thought. In Uzbek linguistics, satire plays a unique role, influenced by the region's rich cultural heritage and historical context. This article explores the use of satire in Uzbek language and literature, examining its linguistic features, cultural significance, and the ways it reflects and shapes societal attitudes.

A PRAGMATIC STUDY OF MEIOSIS IN SELECTED POLITICAL SPEECHES

Prof. Dr. Qasim Obayes Al-Azzawi, Suad Fasial Hassan — Thu, 09 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

This sets the stage for an investigation that will bring together politics and the scientific process of meiosis, two seemingly unrelated fields. To have a pragmatic or realistic view of meiosis in political discourse is what the word "pragmatic" means. It is likely that politicians' use of rhetorical strategies like meiosis, which includes euphemisms and understatements, is the intended topic of this study. This research delves into the impact of meiosis on political discourse by dissecting specific speeches to see how they sway listeners to either agree or disagree with the speaker's stance. An interdisciplinary study of language and communication that draws on biological and political discourse analysis techniques is hinted at in the abstract.

SOCIO-CONSTITUTIONAL VIRTUES: INVESTIGATING PHILIPPA FOOT'S ETHICAL FRAMEWORK

Barongo Otieno — Sat, 04 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Philippa Foot's ethical framework offers valuable insights into the concept of socio-constitutional virtues, emphasizing the role of moral character in shaping social structures and institutions. This investigation delves into Foot's philosophical perspective, examining how her emphasis on virtues informs our understanding of societal norms, governance, and justice. By exploring the interplay between individual virtues and collective well-being, Foot's framework sheds light on the complexities of moral decision-making within socio-political contexts. Through a critical analysis of Foot's ideas, this study seeks to elucidate the implications of socio-constitutional virtues for ethical theory and social practice.

PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STUDENTS AND ACTIVATION OF ITS COGNITIVE ACTIVITY

Tillaeva Nodira Iskandar — Tue, 14 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

The article discusses the problem of increasing the cognitive activity of students of institutions, taking into account age and psychological and pedagogical characteristics.

THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS ON THE FORMATION OF INDEPENDENCE CHARACTERISTICS IN A PERSON

Mavlyanova Surayo Sultanaliyevna, Maksudova Surayyo, Asatullayeva Khalida — Tue, 14 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Independence as a characteristic of a person is one of the important factors that ensure a high rate of individual or collective achievements in any type of activity.

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE FORMATION OF GENDER ROLES IN THE FAMILY

Ishboboeva Gulbarchin Rustam Kizi — Sun, 12 May 2024 00:00:00 +0000

within the framework of the study, an analysis of factors was carried out to determine the main models of gender ideas about marriage and family behavior of modern young people, the attitude of young people to marriage, the distribution of family obligations, the distribution of roles in families, reproductive relations of modern young people, the attitude of young people to divorce and Gender disparity in the distribution of family obligations was studied. The article analyzes the gender characteristics of marriage and family behavior of young people.