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It studies the application of corpus linguistics to make a glimpse of botanical items particularly in English – Uzbek translation. The conventional methods of automatic terminological analysis usually do not yield insights into contextualized and ...

The Historical and Literary Links Between Uzbek and Uyghur Literature: From Ancient Religious Work to Modern Literary Movementis written by Qhitay Yulqi and published on Bukhara: An Online Journal. Through the prism of the Jadid movement and the S...

Questioning how the blind could language despite not seeing, this psycholinguistic analysis focuses on theories of language acquisition as applied to blind individuals. We still do not know much about the compensatory strategies used to navigate w...

This article explores the development of the ballad genre within Uzbek literature, particularly the works of Azim Suyun. The ballad genre, which emerged during the early 20th century, was introduced into Uzbek literature to reflect the socio-polit...

The article talks about how to look at references to religion in books written by people from other countries during school lessons. It explains why these references are important in language and culture. It also offers advice for teachers on how ...

Myths and beliefs are essential components of folklore, and when we talk about folklore, it is, in fact, human culture itself that we are discussing that shapes folkways, worldviews, and values. These features also are closely tied to rituals, sym...

This article explores the phenomenon of lyric composition as a multifaceted poetic problem integrating structural, semantic, and emotional dimensions of artistic expression. The study approaches composition not as a mechanical arrangement of poeti...

This study explores the theoretical and methodological foundations of image, symbol, and emblem in artistic thinking, highlighting their semantic interconnections and functional differences. Together, the image, symbol, and emblem form a triadic s...

The Bani Rushd family is considered one of the most prominent families that enriched scientific life during their era. Their knowledge was diverse, including judges, jurists, hadith scholars, physicians, astronomers, and philosophers. They played ...

The development of technology in the 21st century has taken global societies to another level, all too well- it has brought a number of lodging marvels and moral predeterminations with it. While this innovation is an affirmation of human ingenuity...