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This article is devoted to the study of the creative relationship between Alisher Navoi and Shermuhammad Munis. The paper examines the issues of the literary influence of Alisher Navoi’s works on the poetry of Shermuhammad Munis. Munis’s nazira an...

This study aims to examine how chaos theory operates as a structural and performative principle in Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia, moving beyond purely thematic interpretations. Situated within existing scholarship that highlights scientific paradigms, Ro...

Modern discourse no longer considers linguistic communication as the exchange of literal signs, but as a dynamic process in which the meaning is negotiated in terms of language forms and social context. With the development of the English language...

The Kokand literary environment of the late 19th - early 20th centuries and Mukimi's work are studied using theoretical and methodological provisions. Comparing the current text of the works of Mohammad Aminkhoja Mukimi with the poet's handwriting...

This article scientifically analyzes the linguistic features of the “Zevarxon” epic, one of the important examples of Uzbek folk oral literature, with particular emphasis on the use of its phraseological units. During the research, the phraseologi...

The article explains the essence of Sufism and its importance in the spiritual development of a person. The wise saintly women mentioned in Nasoyim ul-muhabbat by Alisher Navoiy, as well as their religious and mystical views, are analyzed. The spi...

This article analyzes the theoretical foundations, practical approaches and possibilities of modernizing environmental education using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in Uzbekistan. In the context of the global ecological crisis, the for...

The linguistic philosophy of Noam Chomsky essentially reinvented the nature of cognitive science by viewing language as an inbuilt biological capacity, rather than as a learned behavior. The paper explores the biological design of linguistic compe...

This article examines the poetics of heroism in the works of James Fenimore Cooper and in national liberation narratives more broadly, with particular attention to the artistic representation of courage, resistance, moral choice, and collective id...

This article examines the content, approaches, and principles of teaching specialized translation in the context of modern translation education. The study focuses on the integration of subject-specific knowledge, linguistic competence, and inform...