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The study of onomatopoeic and mimetic words in the Korean language has attracted growing attention in recent years, as these lexical units not only enrich the expressive potential of speech but also reflect unique cultural and linguistic features ...

The Kokand Khanate holds an important place in the cultural and political history of Central Asia, with its events documented through both prose and poetic forms that reflect the intellectual and artistic spirit of the period. Among the surviving ...

This article explores the sociopragmatic analysis of social roles and speech acts in the short stories of Abdulla Qahhor and O. Henry, focusing on their representation of social contexts, power dynamics, and human relationships. By examining Qahho...

The study explores the theoretical and methodological foundations of teaching morphonology in general secondary education. Morphonology, as an interdisciplinary field between phonology and morphology, plays a crucial role in understanding the inte...

The problem of style in literary discourse remains one of the central issues in modern stylistics. Theoretical perspectives developed by scholars such as V.V. Vinogradov and C. Bally emphasize that style is not only a linguistic phenomenon but als...

This article examines the poetic features of Muhammad Ali’s epic poems (dostons), with particular attention to their lyrical-epic nature and their place in the development of twentieth-century Uzbek literature. The study situates Muhammad Ali’s wo...

This article delves into the challenges of translating phraseological units in literary works, using the English translation of Dunyoning ishlari by O'tkir Hoshimov as a case study. The study highlights the importance of accurately translating idi...

Dyslexia is a complex language-based learning disorder that primarily affects reading but also has serious implications for spelling, writing, and comprehension. In higher education contexts, particularly where English is taught as a foreign langu...

This paper explores the cognitive linguistic dimensions of hydronyms, focusing on English and Uzbek place names related to water bodies. Drawing upon a corpus-based methodology, the study analyzes semantic patterns, conceptual metaphors, and cultu...

This paper presents the argument that trauma has a significant impact on the formation of a new resilient identity that relies on survival and success. The paper is divided into two sections. The first section includes the introduction that discus...