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Literary memoirs play an important role in preserving cultural memory, blending historical testimony with artistic expression, and reflecting the intellectual and moral values of a given period. In Uzbek literature, the memoirs and essays of Nasir...

In recent years, a number of studies have been focused on the phraseological units carrying cultural information. Yet, there is no researches on exploration of phraseological units including the names of minerals – stone-metal nominations- in thei...

Hagiographic works, originating from religious traditions, play a significant role in shaping societal values. These works depict the lives of saints, prophets, and religious figures, often blending theological, cultural, and historical narratives...

This article examines the linguopragmatic role of anthroponyms in advertising, focusing on how personal names influence consumer emotions, trust, and national identity. While previous studies have explored language use in advertising, there is a k...

This article examines the interdisciplinary features and translation issues of socio-political terms in Uzbek and English, with a particular focus on materials published by UzA (Uzbekistan National News Agency) and the White House. Socio-political...

The current study aims to identify "the effect of the question grid strategy on achievement and lateral thinking among fifth-grade science students in mathematics." To achieve the research objective, the researcher put forward the following two nu...

The study of onomatopoeic and mimetic words in the Korean language has attracted growing attention in recent years, as these lexical units not only enrich the expressive potential of speech but also reflect unique cultural and linguistic features ...

The Kokand Khanate holds an important place in the cultural and political history of Central Asia, with its events documented through both prose and poetic forms that reflect the intellectual and artistic spirit of the period. Among the surviving ...

This article explores the sociopragmatic analysis of social roles and speech acts in the short stories of Abdulla Qahhor and O. Henry, focusing on their representation of social contexts, power dynamics, and human relationships. By examining Qahho...

The study explores the theoretical and methodological foundations of teaching morphonology in general secondary education. Morphonology, as an interdisciplinary field between phonology and morphology, plays a crucial role in understanding the inte...