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Despite widespread adoption of the 4Cs framework in online safety policy, its operational translation into classroom digital security practices remains limited. This study investigates the integration of the 4Cs online-risk framework (Content, Con...

This article examines the key features of Suyima Ganieva’s scholarly research on the history of Uzbek literature. It highlights her significant contribution to the study of classical Uzbek literature, particularly the literary heritage of Alisher ...

This article examines the psychological and artistic representation of interpersonal relationships in Uzbek and English short fiction from a comparative-typological perspective. It focuses on the artistic representation of such factors as family e...

This article examines the study of allusive names in world and Uzbek linguistics, the concept of the intertextual thesaurus and its intertextual base, the representation of allusive names within the intertextual thesaurus, and the relationship bet...

This article analyzes the role of Imam al-Ghazali’s wisdom in Tohir Malik’s novel Odamiylik mulki (“The Realm of Humanity”). The study highlights the artistic depiction of moral virtues such as patience, gratitude, honesty, and compassion, which a...

The article analyzes the artistic, aesthetic, and poetic functions of landscape in Isajon Sulton’s novel “Alisher Navoi”. Based on specific examples, it examines how descriptions of nature represent the setting, reveal the characters’ psychologica...

This article examines theoretical approaches to the intertextual transfer of anthroponyms. It explores the relationship between anthroponyms frequently used in literary texts and human cognition, mental activity, and consciousness, emphasizing tha...

This study sets out to determine the level of spatial ability among university students, to examine differences among sample members on that ability, to assess the level of information-processing styles among the same students, to identify differe...

Border districts of Uzbekistan preserve long-standing, everyday contact between Uzbek and Turkmen speech communities, yet this contact has been studied mainly through lexical and phonetic description of the neighbouring Khorazm dialectal zone, whi...

This article traces the evolution of discourse on sheʼr (poetry) and shoirlik (poethood) in Uzbek literature from the sixteenth century to the formation, in 1919, of the first dedicated theoretical treatment of the subject. It shows that, before t...