| Nashriyot | Ўзбекистон давлат жаҳон тиллари университети, “Modern Scientific Research” MChJ |
|---|---|
| Shahar | Toshkent |
| ISSN | 3060-4958 |
| Tashkil etilgan | 2024 |
| Nashr tillari | O‘zbek, Rus, Ingliz |
| Nashr davriyligi | Oyiga 1 marta (yiliga 12 son) |
| Maqolalar soni | 1778 |
| OAK holati | Ro‘yxatda |
This article analyzes the gender-related features of politeness strategies in spontaneous dialogic speech. It examines how men and women differ in using positive and negative politeness strategies and how these reflect…
This article analyzes the use of Arabic verb patterns (verb “bāb”) in proverbs from linguistic-cultural and grammatical perspectives. Unlike other languages, Arabic verbs are divided into various patterns, and the…
The article investigates the origins of monetary relations in Rus’, starting with the mention in “The Tale of Bygone Years” (859 AD) of the tribute paid to the Khazars, which was collected “by a silver coin and by a…
In contemporary medical practice, communication between physicians and patients transcends the mere exchange of information; it constitutes a socio-psychological interaction grounded in mutual trust, cooperation, and…
This article is devoted to the linguo-contrastive analysis of English and Russian proverbs containing the component “human”, with the aim of identifying universal and national-cultural features within them. A semantic…
This article investigates the theoretical and practical dimensions of translating specialized terminology across scientific, technical, and cultural domains. Terminology forms the backbone of professional discourse by…
This empirical study investigates the comparative efficacy of different methodological approaches within corpus-based discourse analysis (CBDA). Through an experimental design involving multiple analysts, this research…
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the linguistic and cultural aspects of the phenomenon of onomatopoeia. The author approaches onomatopoeia not merely as a sound-imitating phenomenon but as a bridge…
This article is devoted to the study of the functional role of substandard vocabulary in the fantasy novel by G.A. Dolgaya “Gods of the Middle World” and its influence on the formation of the author’s idiostyle. The…
The effectiveness of communication depends primarily on accurately grasping the speaker’s intended content – its pragmatic meaning. While linguistic resources – lexical, grammatical, and syntactic – are central to…
This study is dedicated to investigating the linguistic features of folk tales, which embody national historical memory, ancestral spirituality, traditions, and values. The tales are recognized as a fundamental source…
This article provides an in-depth analysis of the theoretical, linguistic, cultural, and pragmatic issues related to the translation of political texts. Political texts are complex, multi-layered communicative units…
The article is devoted to the stages and levels of formation of lexical competence of future English teachers. Modern methods and digital tools used in teaching are covered, and the practical importance of a systematic…
This article discusses the methodology for developing functional literacy in primary school students. The essence of functional literacy, its role in the modern educational process, and the features of its formation in…
This article analyzes the experiences of the United Kingdom, Finland, Singapore, Australia, the United States, and Uzbekistan in developing students’ independent study skills. International practices demonstrate that…
In today’s modern educational process, the use of artificial intelligence is rapidly developing, necessitating the more effective formation of independent learning competencies in the professional training of future…
This article explores the role of collaborative learning in fostering student-centered classrooms. Collaborative learning, defined as structured peer-to-peer interaction oriented toward shared goals, is deeply aligned…
This article explores the sociolinguistic realities of a multilingual group of ninth-grade students in a Russian-medium school in Uzbekistan, focusing on the intersection of language ideologies, identity, and…
This article analyzes technological approaches to effectively teaching phraseological units to senior students in English language clubs. The impact of using multimedia tools on students' understanding and active use of…
The article emphasizes the importance of children's folklore in folklore studies, due to its richness and thematic diversity. It examines national features of rhymes in teaching children correct pronunciation. Each of…
This article argues that digital learning environments – telecollaboration, computer-mediated communication, gameful scenarios, VR/AR, and conversational agents – create fertile conditions for developing learners’…
The article is devoted to the natural approach which belongs to a tradition of language teaching methods based on observation and interpretation of how learners acquire both first and second languages in non-formal…
The article examines the role of mobile applications in enriching English vocabulary among students. It emphasizes the integration of innovative technologies into modern education to support autonomous learning…
This article examines the broad possibilities of using social media in teaching Russian as a foreign language (RFL). Particular attention is paid to analyzing the pedagogical potential of modern digital platforms, as…
This article addresses some issues of intercultural topics from the perspective of regional and nationally specific characteristics. The problem lies in the fact that, when engaging in discussions of German-language…
Digital storytelling has emerged as an innovative pedagogical tool that integrates narrative, visual, and multimedia elements to support second language (L2) learning. This paper explores how images and videos, as core…
The acquisition of collocational competence plays a vital role in mastering English at the university level, as it reflects the ability to use words in natural and contextually appropriate combinations. This article…
This article explores the stages of scientific formation and the theoretical foundations underpinning innovation management within the educational sector. The primary focus is the diverse array of innovative processes…
One of the main tasks facing the education system in the 21st century is to develop students' independent thinking, creativity, and communication skills. In this regard, Project-Based Learning (PBL) is recognized as one…
Public speaking competence is increasingly considered one of the most essential skills for university students, as it directly influences academic performance, employability, and professional growth. Having said that…
The cultivation of research competence is an essential component of teacher education, as it prepares pre-service teachers to investigate, assess, and enhance pedagogical processes. Although earlier research has…
This article provides a detailed exploration of the lesson model and conceptual essence of the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) approach, as well as its significance in modern pedagogy. CLIL integrates…
This article undertakes a critical examination of the paramount importance of cultivating linguocultural competence within the sphere of English language instruction. This multifaceted construct transcends mere…
This article delves into the critical concept of “linguocultural competence” within English language instruction, moving beyond traditional understandings of linguistic proficiency. This multi-faceted capability…
This article explores the effectiveness of project-based education (PBE) in fostering students’ critical thinking and communication skills within higher education. The study emphasizes how authentic, inquiry-based, and…
This article analyzes the experience of using three modern virtual learning platforms (Duolingo, ImmerseMe, and Replika) in studying the topic “Describing Places” in English. The methodological advantages of each…
This article explores the theoretical concepts of politeness and lying within the framework of sociolinguistics. Based on Spanish language data, the study analyzes the politeness theory (Brown & Levinson’s model)…
This article provides a comparative-typological analysis of the character system in Namık Kemal’s Intiboh and Abdulla Qodiriy’s O‘tkan kunlar. The study focuses on the structural role of characters in the development of…
This study explores the role of cognitive linguistics within the wider scope of cognitive science. It examines how this discipline developed in history through the works of Humboldt, Potebnya, Baudouin de Courtenay…
This article explores the formation features of proper nouns in English and Uzbek languages. Through a comparative analysis, it reveals both universal linguistic tendencies and unique, culture-specific characteristics…
The article presents a corpus-based analysis of code-switching practices in the spoken discourse of Generations Z and Alpha, based on materials in English, Russian, and Uzbek. The study aims to identify the specific…
This article explores the cognitive and cultural aspects of hydronymy – the naming of rivers, lakes, and streams – as an essential layer of toponymy that reflects both geographic reality and the symbolic world of human…
This article explores the distinctive features of communicative strategies and linguistic tactics manifested in medical discourse shaped under quarantine conditions. The object of analysis includes official…
The article analyzes the stages of perceiving a literary text in the recipient’s thinking through an eight-step algorithm. The process includes: reception, activation of semantic elements, integration of semantic…
The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the phenomenon of text and its role in modern linguistics. The interrelation of language, context, and communication is considered a decisive factor in the complete…
The issue of adequately reflecting gender in translation is considered a pressing problem at the intersection of linguistics, cultural studies, and social sciences. Translators’ decisions are shaped not only by…
Prototype-based categorization models lexical membership as graded rather than categorical, with best examples at the center and marginal instances at the periphery (Rosch, 1978; Taylor, 2003). This article argues that…
This article traces nineteenth–twentieth century lexical change in English and Uzbek literary prose using corpora. Sources include COHA for English, Google Books Ngram, Project Gutenberg, and the Uzbek National Corpus…
The article examines the pragmatic mechanics of plurilingualism and language dominance in news translation across English, Russian, and Uzbek outlets. Drawing on audience design, indexing, and framing, it shows how…
This article examines a corpus-based study of the functioning of lexical bundles (chunks) in English-language scientific discourse. The research is based on the academic sub-corpus of COCA, where the most frequent…