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This study explores the multifaceted portrayal of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur (1483–1530), founder of the Baburid Empire, in European and Uzbek literary works. While previous research has focused on Babur’s political and military achievements, limit...

The study aims to detect the appearance of misleading in the design of political posters published via the Internet and to monitor the mechanisms, methods and means used in the process of misleading these posters. The researcher used the descripti...

This article discusses the opera 'Kumush,' which features music by Mirhalil Mahmudov, a People's Artist of Uzbekistan and composer, inspired by the concept of Mirsodiq Tojiev, also a People's Artist of Uzbekistan and composer, with a libretto by U...

This study examines the role of social and humanitarian sciences in fostering legal consciousness among university students, highlighting legal culture as an essential component of societal culture. Despite growing recognition of its importance, t...

Rhythm, as a universal phenomenon, plays a significant role in shaping cognition, communication, and creativity. Despite its ubiquity, its interdisciplinary applications in education, linguistics, and creative domains remain underexplored, present...

This article elucidates the processes and techniques of colour painting for prospective Fine Arts educators.

This article explores the theoretical essence of choreographic art and its relation to the basic laws of drama. The primary objective is to define the multifaceted nature of choreography, which encompasses more than just dance, and to discuss its ...

This article is devoted to the artistic traditions of the Iranian and Chinese cultures in the formation of the art of Transoxiana in the Temurid era. The article examines the formation of Temurid art as an object and subject of study in Western Eu...

War photography plays a pivotal role in documenting conflict, providing both historicalrecords and shaping public perception. Despite its historical significance, limited research hasfocused on the emotional and cognitive effects of war images on ...

This study explores the profound impact of Uzbekistan’s independence on the evolution of visual and applied arts, emphasizing the restoration of the nation’s spiritual and cultural heritage. Through qualitative research, the analysis highlights ho...