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This article highlights the essence and content of national and universal values, their role in societal development, and their importance in the spiritual and moral formation of the younger generation. It analyzes how, during the years of indepen...

In the contemporary knowledge-driven world, modern educated youth represent the most strategic asset for national development and long-term prosperity. This article examines the role of educated young people in strengthening intellectual capital, ...

This article is devoted to providing a scientific justification for the effectiveness of gamification and multimedia technologies in developing text perception and reading comprehension skills among digital generation students. In the context of t...

The Expressive Potential of Poetic Language: A Linguopoetic Analysis of the Works of Elizabeth Bishop and Halima Khudoyberdiyeva Linguopoetics[1], bridging linguistic analysis and poetic interpretation, offers a most appropriate embedded framework...

This paper looks at psychological manipulation as a narrative device in American and Uzbek detective literature. This research project identifies similarities and differences in the artistic presentation of manipulation, emphasizing individual cha...

This paper examines intellectual debate as a central mechanism of the Enlightenment and a formative influence on modern critical thinking. Rather than relying solely on abstract reasoning, Enlightenment thinkers engaged in systematic polemical exc...

This article explores the manifestations of modernity in Louise Glück’s poetry through an analysis of her formal and stylistic strategies. Focusing on Glück’s characteristic minimalism, restrained lyric voice, and innovative use of myth and narrat...

This paper analyzes the connection between identity, motivation, and investment in second language learning by means of the examination of two adolescent English language learners. Based on Darvin and Norton’s conceptual framework, the study explo...

This study explores the semantic and pragmatic features of New Sincerity in contemporary young adult literature and examines how these features are reproduced in Russian and Uzbek translations. In twenty-first-century YA fiction, emotional authent...

This essay explores how the representation of female characters in the short tales of Canadian author Margaret Atwood and Uzbek author Salomat Vafo reflects the idea of social comparison. Both authors portray women who assess their identities, pos...