Discover Scientific Insights from Various Academic Journals

This study explores the role of scaffolding in promoting learner autonomy within English as a Foreign Language (EFL) classroom. In modern pedagogy, learner autonomy is viewed as a fundamental objective that empowers students to take responsibility...

This article explores the main challenges faced by English language teachers in schools today, such as limited teaching resources, large class sizes, student motivation, and insufficient teacher training. It also presents practical and methodologi...

This article explores the depiction of adolescent psychology in the Uzbek translations of Khaled Hosseini's literary works, focusing primarily on The Kite Runner and related novels. It analyzes how emotional depth, psychological development, and i...

This article investigates the complex processes involved in the adaptation and re-mediation of emotional content from literary narratives to cinematic depictions. Drawing upon theories from cognitive poetics, adaptation studies, and neuroaesthetic...

This article explores how trauma is conceptualized and artistically represented in English modern novels, focusing on works by Virginia Woolf, Ian McEwan, and Kazuo Ishiguro. The conclusion reflects on the cultural and literary implications of rep...

This article presents a classroom-based language assessment profile for a mixed-level group of 11th-grade students in an IELTS preparatory course in Uzbekistan. The class consists of 12 learners aged 16–17, with English proficiency levels ranging ...

This paper examines Doris Lessing’s The Golden Notebook through the lens of Jungian psychoanalysis, focusing on the role of the animus in Anna Wulf’s psychological transformation. The novel portrays Anna’s fragmented identity and creative paralysi...

Louise Glück, a Nobel Prize–winning poet, is celebrated primarily for her lyric intensity and emotional precision. Yet beyond her poetry, her essays—particularly those collected in Proofs and Theories (1994)—reveal a deeply reflective and discipli...

John Fowles’s The French Lieutenant’s Woman (1969) stands as one of the most distinguished examples of postmodern British fiction, a novel that artfully blurs the boundaries between the Victorian and contemporary sensibilities. It bridges two lite...

Buxorodagi har bir obida o‘z davrining diniy, falsafiy va ijtimoiy qadriyatlarini mujassam etadi. Bu yodgorliklar orqali biz o‘tmishdagi ilm-fan taraqqiyoti, ijtimoiy tuzum, e’tiqod va estetik qarashlar haqida chuqur tasavvur hosil qilamiz. Shunin...