Central Asian Journal of Literature, Philosophy and Culture

Culture combines with collective identity through theater which integrates literature together with music visual arts and performance as a mixed artistic medium. New Uzbekistan places theater development at the center of an enlightened society-building effort because it uses performance to spread...

Throughout her academic and artistic career Annemarie Schimmel conducted research on Eastern spirituality with a focus on Sufism along with Islamic cultural representation in worldwide society. In her literary production consisting of translations and biographies along with commentaries she studi...

Several scholars today accept a strong connection between education and national progress. Under New Uzbekistan’s reform agenda the government is focused on building an enlightened society because education serves as both a social service and a transformative instrument for advancing intellectual...

The world has experienced both increased market reform intensity and advanced technologies which have substantially influenced young people's economic initiatives. The ongoing economic revolution in New Uzbekistan has driven youth to display new patterns of conduct that focuses on entrepreneurshi...

This study explores the presence and significance of magical elements within Stephen King's novels, "The Shining" and "Doctor Sleep." Although King is predominantly recognized for his contributions to horror and supernatural fiction, a notable knowledge gap exists concerning the use of magical re...

The study aims to demonstrate how the urban chronotope in dystopian literature serves as a mechanism for expressing exaggerated ideas about the existential and epistemological aspects of modern socio-political structures, utilizing interdisciplinary approaches that connect dystopia with sociology...

Oral creativity is a crucial element in the cultural heritage of every nation, serving as a source of national memory and expression. Uzbek folklore, rich with proverbs, legends, and mythological imagery, has significantly influenced written literature, especially poetry. However, the direct and ...

This article investigates the phenomenon of phraseological homonymy, analyzing its formation mechanisms and integration into corpus systems. It examines the levels of phraseology where homonymy occurs, explores methods for identifying and modeling homonymous expressions, and proposes strategies t...

In the context of global transformations and national development strategies, the effective integration of young professionals into the workforce has become a priority for Uzbekistan. Although significant experience has been accumulated in youth engagement, the current system of working with youn...

This study explores Marxist social realism and its application to Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts (1881), highlighting how the play criticizes the bourgeois oppressive ideologies, class struggle, and social mobility illusion. Through the Marxist perspective, the play shows the corruption and hypocrisy of t...

The New Poetry Movement in Vietnam (1932-1945) is considered a revolution in poetry, marking an innovation in poetics and ideological content in poetic works. In this movement, individual consciousness is considered a core element, associated with innovation that appeared only in 1932 - 1945 and ...

This study explores the perceptions of Iraqi EFL preparatory school teachers regarding the integration of literature in English textbooks. The research aims to understand how teachers perceive the role of literature in enhancing students' language proficiency, cultural awareness, and personal gro...

This study aimed to explore the extent to which English language teachers in Saudi Arabia utilize blended learning. To achieve this, the descriptive-analytical approach was adopted, and a questionnaire consisting of (20) items was developed. After verifying its validity and reliability, it was di...

The late 19th and early 20th centuries marked a significant wave of migration from Lebanon to the Americas, a movement that profoundly shaped the socioeconomic trajectories of both the homeland and the host countries. migration coincided with repressive Ottoman rule, economic crises, the Great Fa...

This article presents statistical data and an annotated bibliography of poems published in the journal “Maorif va o‘qitg‘uvchi”. The poems are classified by thematic categories. The study also provides an analysis and personal reflections on selected poems such as “Dala yo‘llaridan”, “Turmushmi b...

This article provides a comprehensive examination of Qur’anic commentaries (tafsirs) written in Turkic languages between the 10th and 15th centuries, a crucial period in the history of Islamic scholarship among Turkic-speaking communities. The study traces the chronological development of these t...

This study examines Iraqi EFL teachers' perceptions of using visual-based input to enhance reading comprehension. A descriptive design was employed, combining quantitative data from questionnaire with 50 EFL teachers across Iraqi governorates. The results revealed positive perceptions, with teach...

Iraqi culture is a rich ingredient for the scope of the study. It is characterised by its multiplicity of people who inhabit the land of Mesopotamia. Meanwhile, the land is under constant occupation throughout history. The culture witnesses modification and fragmentation. Therefore, it is worth s...

Symbolism has played a foundational role in human artistic expression, with color symbols particularly enduring in literature and folklore across civilizations. In Uzbek folk literature, especially in proverbs, color symbolism functions not only as an artistic device but also as a repository of h...

The increasing adoption of English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) in higher education has raised significant concerns regarding its impact on student learning and comprehension, particularly in non-native countries. This study examines the challenges and perceptions of Iraqi undergraduate stude...

This article considers the problems of developing professional communicative competence in students when studying a foreign language at a university. The article deals with professionalism in the field of public relations that involves three main, mutually influencing aspects: - continuous improv...

The synthesis of the arts is a longstanding cultural phenomenon, emerging from ancient syncretic practices and evolving across historical epochs into complex interdisciplinary forms. In contemporary art, this synthesis is influenced by intercultural dialogue, technological advancements, and globa...

The divorce is of a great social problem that ensues from society and occurred when there is no harmony between the spouses and resulted owing to the failure of the spouses to achieve understanding, harmony and coexistence, even to the minimum, in one house within one family. The divorce occurred...

The purpose of this study is to clarify the basic contents of Ho Chi Minh’s Ideology of Patriotism and its Significance in Patriotic Education for Students in the Present Period. Using qualitative research methods, this study focuses on analyzing Ho Chi Minh’s works that discuss patriotism; guidi...

The artistic image gives value and strength to poetic texts. It is the mechanism without which the poetic text cannot be straight. In addition, studying its subject aims to address the central structure that revolves around the aesthetics of poetry, and through it the poet's experience is express...

The oil and gas industry encompasses a highly technical and interdisciplinary lexicon that poses challenges for language acquisition among learners in professional settings. This study investigates the effectiveness of the contextual approach in mastering domain-specific terminology, contrasting ...

This study tries to investigate the influence of social media content on the identity-building of adolescents. It should start the transition from the collectivism of childhood to the individualism of an independent adult in this period. Nevertheless, there are several trends of this rapid indivi...

The article provides an analytical overview of the scientific significance of ethnonyms (names of peoples, tribes, and clans), their origins, etymology, and representation in historical sources. The meanings of Central Asian ethnonyms, such as Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Kazakh, Kipchak, and Kangly, as well a...

This study conducts a rhetorical analysis of Sermon 183 by Imam Ali (PBUH), focusing on the rhetorical strategies that enhance its persuasive effectiveness. The research examines Aristotle’s argumentative appeals: logos, ethos, and pathos; various rhetorical devices; and intertextuality to uncove...

This article explores the historical and cultural significance of Khorezm bakhshis in shaping the epic tradition within Uzbek folklore. It traces the origins of bakhshi performance to ancient Khorezm, one of the cradles of early civilization, and examines the intertwining of spiritual, artistic, ...

This research aims to study the level of the Iraqi audience's dependence on news applications as a source of information about various events and issues, based on Media System Dependency Theory. The researcher adopted the descriptive method using the questionnaire tool that was distributed to a s...

The investigation started with an overview of his life and illustrious career, highlighting the exceptional features of his revered character, which are hardly seen in reality. The research examined the applicability of Imam Hassan al-Mujtaba's (peace be upon him) political jurisprudence theory t...

Continuous professional development (CPD) is essential for augmenting the pedagogical and professional skills of English language educators, especially during worldwide disruptions like the COVID-19 pandemic. The shift to digital education in Uzbekistan underscored the pressing necessity for educ...

     This study highlights a significant cultural and civilizational crime committed against Kirkuk Citadel. This crime began with a political decision by the Iraqi government in 1989 to displace the residents of Kirkuk Citadel under the pretext of renovation. Subsequently, an...

The spiritual and artistic dimensions of Alisher Navoi’s literary heritage have long intrigued scholars for their depth and symbolic richness. One of the poet’s most significant mystical works, Lison ut-Tayr (“The Language of the Birds”), presents a unique interpretation of early Islamic figures,...

The scientific description of literary manuscripts is a fundamental aspect of philological and cultural heritage studies worldwide. In Uzbekistan, significant efforts have been made since independence to collect, catalogue, and introduce manuscript monuments into scientific circulation, yet a lar...

This article analyzes the classification of Uzbek dialects proposed by Ghozi Olim Yunusov, focusing on the underlying principles and criteria guiding his approach. It offers a critical evaluation of Yunusov’s objections to earlier classifications, particularly those by E.D. Polivanov and A.N. Sam...

This article presents a comparative linguopragmatic analysis of the speech act of humility in the Uzbek and German languages, focusing on the culturally shaped communication strategies and pragmatic norms that govern polite interaction. Humility is examined as a culturally embedded linguistic beh...

This article explores the notion of the artistic concept as a fundamental cognitive unit in artistic discourse. It aims to clarify its structure, formation mechanisms, and role within the framework of linguocultural and cognitive approaches. Drawing on interdisciplinary insights from linguistics,...

This article explores the views of both Uzbek and foreign scholars on the literary works of Abdulhamid Chulpan — one of the most prominent representatives of twentieth century Uzbek literature and the Jadid movement. Using a comparative and interdisciplinary approach, the study analyzes how diffe...

This article examines the critical role of poetic devices and artistic details in the formation and development of characters in modern Uzbek prose. Through a detailed analysis of Abduqayum Yo‘ldosh’s stories and novels, the study reveals how literary tools such as symbolism, metaphor, simile, in...

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 animal imagery, drawing on the symbolic heritage of S...

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 century, reflecting not only romantic sentiments but al...

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 with Myrtle plant extract could be in making regular ...

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 Muqimiy, whose literary activity included composing naz...

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 academic discourse, despite its crucial role. In order ...

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 looks at 50 student essays that answer the question ...