Metadata Artikel American Journal of Alternative Education

This article examines how Gillian Flynn’s major novels—Sharp Objects (2006), Dark Places (2009), and Gone Girl (2012)—redefine the modern detective genre within English literature. Using a close-reading approach informed by feminist criminology an...

This study investigates the role of pragmatic instruction in enhancing reading comprehension among B1-level EFL university students. The research focuses on how teaching pragmatic features such as implicature, speech acts, and contextual meaning s...

This article explores how Alexander Pushkin, the father of modern Russian literature, conceptualizes national identity and historical memory in key literary works. Through close readings of The Bronze Horseman, Boris Godunov, Poltava, and select h...

This study explores the improvement of theoretical and practical foundations for teaching technology in the subject of National Education in Uzbekistan. The research emphasizes the integration of national values with modern pedagogical methods to ...

This article examines the problem of representing character psychology in translation within the framework of translation theory, focusing on the artistic mechanisms of psychological depiction. In literary translation, the adequate rendering of a ...

This article investigates “Ka’ba” by Amiri Baraka through a postmodern theoretical framework, emphasizing fragmented subjectivity, the destabilization of physical and symbolic space, and the reconstitution of sacred language as a form of cultural ...

In the mid-twentieth century, the academician G. D. Gachev proposed the theory of “accelerated development,” according to which the literatures of minority peoples having been delayed in their historical evolution for various reasons are capable o...

Higher medical education increasingly requires graduates who can operate at the intersection of clinical reasoning and medical technologies (diagnostic devices, digital records, simulation, telemedicine, biomedical engineering interfaces). English...

One of the most important volumes in the history of English literature is Shakespeare's First Folio (1623), which preserves thirty-six plays, many of which had never been printed before. The Folio's typographic and numerical elements, such as page...

The rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significantly influenced educational practices, particularly in the field of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). One of the most promising contributions of AI to langua...