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Language learning is not solely a cognitive process driven by grammar rules and vocabulary acquisition; it is deeply emotional. Learners experience excitement, anxiety, confidence, frustration, pride, and sometimes fear within the same lesson. Emo...

The importance of linguistic databases in the gathering, organizing, and analysis of language data is highlighted in this article, which examines their crucial role in the study of corpus linguistics. By offering organized access to vast amounts o...

This article examines the Uzbek language corpus and explores the semantic representations of the concept of time within it. In addition, the study analyzes the notion of time in Uzbek linguoculturology, its role as a cultural unit, the attitudes a...

The article examines the mechanisms of translation adaptation of Sergey Yesenin's lyrics into Uzbek as interpreted by Erkin Vakhidov. Unlike previous studies that emphasize the equivalence or freedom of translation, the author suggests the concept...

The problem of the human dimension in language became one of the central issues in linguistics at the turn of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Among the processes currently taking place in the field, one can undoubtedly identify a gradual...

This paper examines the determinants and risk factors of youth delinquency through a multi-level (micro–meso–macro) systemic model. Within the current reform context, it highlights the “social prevention” principle, emphasizing risk reduction by a...

Humour is a familiar yet elusive feature of human communication. It draws on mental agility, cultural knowledge, emotional attunement, and the capacity to interpret what is left untold. This research examines humour as a communicative resource thr...

The article substantiates the necessity of rethinking the prevention of juvenile delinquency in the context of globalization and digital transformation as a priority area of state policy. It is shown that purely punitive approaches do not always e...

This article examines the structural features of anthroponyms in the Old English epic Beowulf. The study focuses on the morphological and syntactic organization of personal names, identifying dominant structural patterns and their narrative functi...

This article examines the lexical-semantic fields employed in Christopher Marlowe’s Tamburlaine the Great (Parts I and II) and analyzes how vocabulary choices construct themes of power, conquest, identity, and Renaissance humanism. Using a lexical...