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This article analyzes the formation and grammatical structure of ethnotoponyms derived from clan and tribal names found in the work “Shajarayi Turk.” The study highlights the role of onomastic conversion and compounding (syntactic) methods in the ...

This article analyzes the socio-philosophical views of Said Rizo Alizoda, one of the prominent representatives of the Jadid movement. It examines the thinker’s ideas on human development, enlightenment, spirituality, moral education, and social pr...

The current study aims to investigate "the role of creative teaching strategies in alleviating academic anxiety among university students." The researcher employed an experimental design with partial control that included two comparable groups: an...

This article analyzes the corpus-linguistic foundations for presenting Uzbek language phraseological units in multilingual electronic dictionaries. In recent decades, the rapid development of electronic lexicography, particularly the emergence of ...

This diploma project presents the first systematic English translation and multi-level linguistic analysis of Sh. Boshbekov’s comedy “Iron Wife”. The research focuses on resolving lexical, grammatical, stylistic, and cultural-pragmatic challenges ...

Political evasion represents one of the most significant yet understudied phenomena in contemporary political communication. As political discourse increasingly unfolds within digital and highly mediated environments, political actors employ vario...

 This article examines the rhetorical device of iltifāt, which occupies an important place in Arabic and Uzbek literary studies. Drawing upon the teachings of Yusuf Sakkākī and other scholars of balāgha (rhetoric), the study analyzes its theo...

The socio-political transformations that took place in Turkestan during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries left a profound and enduring mark on Uzbek literature. As Abdullah Avloniy famously stated, “Literature is the mirror of the ...

This article presents a comprehensive theoretical and empirical analysis of internal conflicts and psychological defense mechanisms observed among students of higher educational institutions. Within the framework of the study, the nature of intrap...

Background: The theological and metaphysical doctrine of Wahdat al-Wujud (the Unity of Being), systematically initiated by the Andalusian-born master Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi, serves as the primary conceptual substrate for classical Islamic Eastern lit...