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Comparative-typological linguistics offers a valuable framework for analyzing how different languages encode universal grammatical concepts. This approach is especially insightful when comparing typologically distant languages such as English and ...

Charles Dickens’ Hard Times resonates not merely through its overt critique of industrial society, but through its profound silences – the conceptual and narrative gaps where human complexity fractures under Utilitarian ideology. This analysis emp...

This study examines the semantic and lexicographic properties of meronymic units related to household appliances in Uzbek and English. The study examines how household appliance terms are named in the two languages, their division into different p...

This study looks at how language affects the social identity of Iraqi university students, with a focus on English as a way to express oneself and change oneself. Using social identity theory and Bourdieu's idea of linguistic capital, the study lo...

The Kokand literary environment of the 19th century was rich with poetic traditions that emphasized imitation and creative engagement with classical predecessors, particularly Alisher Navoi. Among its prominent figures was Muhammad Aminxo‘ja Muqim...

Communication is a dynamic force that actively shapes historical events and cultural identities, not just a means of disseminating information. The transformative impact of communication in history and culture is still not well understood in acade...

Biofilms made by Pseudomonas aeruginosa create a shield that helps the bacteria resist antibiotics and the body's defenses, often leading to long-lasting and hard-to-treat infections.  This study looked at how effective nanoemulsions made wit...

The ghazal, a classical poetic form, holds a vital position in the literary traditions of many cultures, especially in expressing themes of love, mysticism, and social values. In Uzbekistan, ghazals evolved during the second half of the 20th centu...

The use of symbolic imagery in classical Turkic literature plays a pivotal role in conveying spiritual, emotional, and philosophical dimensions. Within this tradition, the lyrical poetry of Alisher Navoi demonstrates a profound engagement with ani...

Contextual understanding is an ability which is quintessential for any form of effective human-computer interaction. Unfortunately, most virtual assistants lack the pragmatic competence necessary to understand the context of any conversation. The ...