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Pragmatic Characteristics of the Command Speech Act in Parent–Child Communication in English and Uzbek

Section: LINGUISTICS Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 2 (2026) 25.05.2026 Pages: 19-35 DOI 10.36078/987655521
This article presents a contrastive pragmalinguistic analysis of directive speech acts in English and Uzbek parent-child discourse. As an illocutionary act type encompassing commands, requests, instru...
directive speech act imperatives parent-child discourse pragmalinguistics illocutionary force +5 more
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Similes about the Children of Hazrat Zahiriddin Babur and His Eldest Son Humayun

Section: THROUGH THE LENS OF HISTORY Academic Title: Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Agriculture Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) Pages: 290-298
This article depicts the life journey and difficult fate of Humayun, who remained faithful to Babur’s final advice, in a historical and publicistic style. It highlights conflicts with his brothers, hi...
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A linguopragmatic study of the translation of international economic correspondence

Section: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION Position: Senior Lecturer Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 188-203 DOI 10.36078/987655567
This article provides a comparative analysis of the linguopragmatic features of translating international economic correspondence using examples from English and Uzbek. The study examines the terminol...
international economic correspondence economic translation linguopragmatic analysis formal style terminology +3 more
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The pragmatics of emotive, onomatopoeic, and modal words and the peculiarities of their translation

Section: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 167-187 DOI 10.36078/987655566
In contemporary translation studies, increasing attention is being devoted to the pragmatic and linguocultural dimensions of linguistic units. In light of these considerations, investigating the trans...
emotive words interjections imitative words modal words onomatopoeia +5 more
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Ekphrasis in the English Novel of the 20th–21st Centuries: Narratological and Semantic Aspects

Section: LITERARY STUDIES Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 125-143 DOI 10.36078/987655558
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The Theoretical and Methodological Foundations for Improving the Sociocultural Competence of Students of Economic HEIs in Teaching Russian Vocabulary

Section: METHODOLOGY Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 247-272 DOI 10.36078/987655564
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Personification Techniques in Contemporary Radio Journalism

Section: JOURNALISM Academic Title: Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 273-289 DOI 10.36078/987655565
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The System of Tense-Aspect Features and Modes of Verbal Action in the Russian Language

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 55-73 DOI 10.36078/987655554
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Existential Space: Marginality as a Norm in iPhuck 10 by V.Pelevin

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Section: LITERARY STUDIES Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 109-124 DOI 10.36078/987655557
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Functional and Pragmatic Features of Translating Financial and Economic Terms in English and Uzbek Economic Discourse

Section: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 144-166 DOI 10.36078/987655559
This article examines the theoretical and practical aspects of equivalence and adequacy in the translation of financial-economic and socioeconomic texts. The main objective of the study is to identify...
financial and economic texts equivalence adequacy pragmatic equivalence functional equivalence +5 more
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Linguistic and Toponymic Information in the Works of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur

Section: THROUGH THE LENS OF HISTORY Academic Title: Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Philosophy Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 299-305
This article analyzes the linguistic and toponymic information found in the works of Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur. Babur’s attitude toward the Turkic language, the stylistic simplicity of the Baburnama, ...
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A Comparative-Typological Study of the Phenomenon of Gradation in the Uzbek and English Languages

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 39-54 DOI 10.36078/987655552
In contemporary linguistics, the comparative study of semantic categories has become increasingly significant. One of the complex linguistic phenomena reflecting this tendency is gradation, manifested...
gradation Uzbek language meaning intensity comparative-typological analysis English language +5 more
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Linguocognitive Representation of the Concept of Human Physical Appearance in Phraseological Units

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 39-54 DOI 10.36078/987655553
phraseological units human physical appearance linguocognitive approach conceptual metaphor metonymy +5 more
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Linguostatistical Analysis of AnthropocentrismBased Paremiological Units in the English and Uzbek Languages

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 3-17 DOI 10.36078/987655550
Paremiological units such as proverbs, sayings, wise expressions, and aphorisms constitute an integral part of any linguistic system and serve as invaluable resources for understanding the history, li...
paremiology paremiological unit proverb saying folklore +5 more
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The Theoretical Foundations of the Axiological Study of Lexical Means Expressing Spiritual Enlightenment

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 74-86 DOI 10.36078/987655555
Values play a crucial role in shaping human consciousness, communication, and culture. In modern linguistics, the study of lexical units expressing spiritual enlightenment and moral values is particul...
axiology evaluative meaning semantic analysis lexical level value +3 more
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A Pilot Study on Computer-Assisted Language Learning-Based Instruction of Korean Idioms

Section: METHODOLOGY Position: Senior Lecturer Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 204-218 DOI 10.36078/987655562
This pilot study investigates the effectiveness of computer-assisted language learning (CALL) in teaching Korean idioms to learners of Korean as a foreign language. Due to their figurative meanings an...
Korean idioms computerassisted language learning technology-enhanced language learning idiom instruction multimodal learning +5 more
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Scholarly Studies Devoted to the Epic Hayrat ul-Abror

Section: LITERARY STUDIES Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 56, Issue 1 (2026) 25.03.2026 Pages: 87-108 DOI 10.36078/987655556
The aim of this study is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of specialized research devoted to Hayrat ul-Abror by Alisher Navo’i in order to identify the achievements and shortcomings of this scholar...
Alisher Navoi ‘Khamsa’ ‘Hayrat ul-Abror’ Navo’i studies process +5 more
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The Significance of Dialecticisms in the Stylistics of Literary Speech

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Section: LINGUISTICS Position: Independent Researcher (DSc) Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 3-17 DOI 10.36078/987655500
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Analysis of Phraseological Units with an Anthroponymic Component in the Conceptual Picture of the World

Section: LINGUISTICS Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 18-36 DOI 10.36078/987655501
The objective of this investigation is to elucidate the issues of conceptualization and categorization of phraseological units with an anthroponymic component in English and Uzbek languages from unrel...
anthroponymic component phraseological unit concept conceptualization categorization +5 more
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Ontological Foundations of Lexical-Semantic Relations in Information Technology Terminology (on the Example of Hyponymy and Meronymy)

Section: LINGUISTICS Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 37-52 DOI 10.36078/987655502
In recent years, the rapid development of information technologies has led to the emergence of complex and multi-layered terminological systems that require systematic linguistic and conceptual descri...
lexical-semantic relations ontology hyponymy meronymy information technology terminology +5 more
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