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The Historical and Literary Evolution of the Concept of Futuwwa and its Poetic Transformation in the Dastans by Alisher Navo’i

Section: LITERARY STUDIES Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 72-92 DOI 10.36078/987655504
literature futuwwa prophethood evolution concept +5 more
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Poetics of Dystopia: Narrative Strategies and Affective Structure

Section: LITERARY STUDIES Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 111-124 DOI 10.36078/987655512
The dystopian genre occupies an important place in modern literature, as it reflects contemporary social anxieties, interrogates human nature, and warns against future dangers. Consequently, dystopia ...
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Effectiveness of the CLIL Approach in Developing Professional English Competence of Medical Students

Section: METHODOLOGY Position: Independent Researcher Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 160-183 DOI 10.36078/987655509
In the context of modern globalization, the expansion of international scientific collaboration in the field of medicine, the predominance of medical information presented in English, and the necessit...
professional competence medical education English language teaching CLIL approach EMP +5 more
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Methods of Adequate Translation of Ecological Neologisms: A Corpus-Based Study of English and Uzbek Media Discourse

Section: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 125-141 DOI 10.36078/987655507
The intensification of environmental discourse in the Anthropocene has led to the rapid proliferation of ecological neologisms across global media platforms. These emerging lexical units reflect profo...
ecological neologisms ecotranslatology media discourse environmental terminology translation strategies +5 more
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Innovative Task System as Methodological Support for Improving Students’ English Oral Speech

Section: METHODOLOGY Position: Independent Researcher Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 184-199 DOI 10.36078/987655510
The main purpose of this article is to provide a scientifically grounded analysis of technologies and systems of exercises that contribute to the effective organization of the traditional process of f...
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Methodological Possibilities of the CREAM Strategy in Improving Ecolinguistic Competence of Philology Students: A Conceptual Model

Section: METHODOLOGY Position: DSc Student
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 142-159 DOI 10.36078/987655508
As ecological crises threaten the world, the need for education is growing, and although climate science is usually taught in ecology, geography, or biology classes, foreign language lessons can also ...
ecolinguistics ecolinguistic competence CREAM strategy GREEN model philology students +3 more
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The Image of the King and the Poor: On the Study of Navo’i’s interpretations

Section: LITERARY STUDIES Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 53-71 DOI 10.36078/987655503
The article presents a systematic examination of scientific studies devoted to the king–dervish (shoh-u gado) motif and its artistic-philosophical significance in the works of Alisher Navoi. The study...
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Socio-Pedagogical Necessity of Improving Soft Skills Components in the Professional Training of Economics Students

Section: PEDAGOGY Position: Independent Researcher (DSc) Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pedagogical Sciences Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 200-217 DOI 10.36078/987655511
This study is aimed at providing a scientific justification for the socio-pedagogical necessity of improving soft skills components in the professional training of students majoring in Economics at hi...
soft skills Economics students professional training professional competencies higher education +5 more
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Study of Stylized Folklorisms: Stylization or Modification?

Section: LITERARY STUDIES Position: PhD Student Series: Doctoral Program
Published In Volume D, Issue 1 (2026) 25.02.2026 Pages: 93-110 DOI 10.36078/987655505
The aim of this study is to systematically clarify the process of studying stylized folklorisms in Uzbek literary studies, along with their theoretical foundations and typological interpretations. To ...
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Developing Healthy Thinking Among Students: Key Aspects, Influencing Factors, and Pedagogical-Psychological Characteristic

Section: PSYCHOLOGY Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 253-265 DOI 10.36078/987655554
This article examines the development of healthy (sound) thinking among students in the context of higher education. The relevance of the study lies in the growing recognition of healthy thinking as a...
healthy thinking student personal development critical thinking reflective thinking metacognitive skills +5 more
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Translation Problems within Different Language Systems: The Case of French, Uzbek, and Russian

Section: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION Academic Title: Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 239-252 DOI 10.36078/987655553
This article examines theoretical and practical aspects of translation, analyzing its features, principles, and challenges. Translation serves as a communicative instrument facilitating cultural, soci...
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Ursula K. Le Guin: Artistic Mastery in the Creation of Fantasy Works (A Case Study of The Left Hand of Darkness)

Section: LITERARY STUDIES Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 207-220 DOI 10.36078/987655551
The purpose of this article is to explore how Ursula K. Le Guin’s Zulmatning chap qo’li(1969) employs elements of the fantasy genre within the framework of speculative fiction, its place within the ge...
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The Phenomenon of Polysemy and Homonymy in English and Uzbekistan Railway Terminology

Section: LINGUISTICS Position: Senior Lecturer Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 193-206 DOI 10.36078/987655550
The article investigates polysemy, homonymy and antonymy in English and Uzbek railway terminology. The aim of the study is to identify the factors that motivate the emergence of polysemous and homonym...
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Pragmatic Argumentation in Newspaper Discourse: A Cross-Linguistic Analysis of English and Uzbek Media

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 170-192 DOI 10.36078/987655549
This scientific article is devoted to the study of pragmatic argumentation in newspaper discourse, with the main objective of identifying, classifying, and analyzing pragmatic strategies that shape re...
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Tolerance as a Strategy for Ensuring Cooperation (In German and Uzbek Communication Processes)

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Philological Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 152-169 DOI 10.36078/987655548
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of tolerance strategies in achieving cooperation in communication among German-speaking individuals. The main objective of the study is to ex...
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The Importance of Corpus Linguistic Methods in the Analysis of Language Evolution

Section: LINGUISTICS Academic Title: Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 131-151 DOI 10.36078/987655547
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the formation of the discipline of corpus linguistics, its stages of development, and the role of the practice of creating language corpora in world l...
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A Didactic Model for Teaching Students to Work With Media Texts Based on a Linguocultural Approach

Section: METHODOLOGY Position: Senior Lecturer Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 115-130 DOI 10.36078/987655546
This article proposes a didactic model for teaching students to work with media texts based on a linguocultural approach in foreign language education. The main aim of the study is to justify a concep...
linguocultural approach media texts media literacy intercultural communicative competence foreign language education +5 more
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Principles for Selecting a Lexical Minimum in the Training of Specialized Translators

Section: METHODOLOGY Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pedagogical Sciences Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 98-114 DOI 10.36078/987655545
The present research is devoted to studying the theoretical and methodological foundations of selecting a lexical minimum in the process of training field-oriented translators. The aim of the study is...
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Teaching the Translation of Culturally Marked Vocabulary Based on Kutadgu Bilig

Section: METHODOLOGY Academic Title: Associate Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences (DSc) in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 59-77 DOI 10.36078/987655543
Views: 201
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Methodological Foundations of Diagnostic Assessment in Improving the Quality of Education: From Traditional Assessment to Transformation

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Section: METHODOLOGY Academic Title: Professor Academic Degree: Doctor of Sciences in Philology Series: Academic Staff
Published In Volume 55, Issue 4 (2025) 25.12.2025 Pages: 24-44 DOI 10.36078/987655541
The modern educational process is aimed at the comprehensive development of students and the formation of their competencies. A key component in achieving this goal is the assessment system. Assessmen...
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