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The article analyzes the reforms being implemented in the context of New Uzbekistan aimed at enhancing human dignity, their socio-philosophical significance, and existing urgent problems in this sphere. It also highlights issues related to improvi...

This study investigates the harmony of theme and content in the poetry of Mutriba within the context of late 19th and early 20th century Uzbek literature. The research focuses on the analysis of socio-political, lyrical, and educational motifs in ...

Alisher Navoiy’s tazkira, “Majolis un-nafois”, holds significant importance as the first comprehensive tazkira written in a Turkic language. This work provides information on 459 poets who lived and created in Khorasan and Transoxiana. The school ...

Intertextuality is one of the basic principles of text analysis and is found in all types of text. In particular, in literary texts there are excerpts from other texts: quotations, allusive names, parodies. The main sources of intertextuality in l...

This article discusses the textual research conducted on the manuscript Inv 879 of Mahmud ibn Ali as-Saroyi's work "Nahjul Farodis" ("The Open Way to the Gardens"), which is kept in Istanbul, as well as the manuscript copies Inv 316 available at t...

This article elucidates the linguistic and cognitive nature of associative connections between lexical units. The research analyzes the verbal networks of words within the human consciousness, the concept of the associative field, and the mental l...

This article analyzes the study of syntactic parallelism in Uzbek and foreign linguistics. It examines the theoretical foundations of syntactic parallelism, its role in language and speech processes, and its significance in enhancing the stylistic...

This article examines the lexical characteristics and the functional role of dialecticisms within the South-Eastern Andijan ethno-linguistic area as reflected in Uzbek artistic literature. The study highlights that the use of regional dialects in ...

Punctuation restoration constitutes one of the most significant Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks within Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) systems. Automatic Speech Recognition refers to a computational technology that enables machines to r...

One of the key directions in the field of Natural Language Processing (NLP) is the automatic detection and correction of spelling errors in texts. This task becomes particularly challenging in agglutinative languages such as Uzbek, where words are...