This article highlights the significance of plants belonging to the Apiaceae family in pharmaceuticals and folk medicine. Members of the lily family contain essential oils, flavonoids, alkaloids, vitamins, and other biologically active substances, which are widely used in the treatment and prevention of various diseases. The article analyzes the chemical composition and medicinal...
This article provides a theoretical analysis of pedagogical and psychological approaches to the development of self-esteem in children attending preschool educational institutions. The psychological essence of the concept of self-esteem, its role in the personal development of preschool children, and its relationship with social adaptation and future educational success are...
This article offers a comparative-pedagogical analysis of how neuropedagogical — or, more broadly, neuroeducational — technologies have been developed and deployed in the experience of foreign countries, with primary attention to higher-education contexts. Drawing on a structured narrative review of seminal international reports and peer-reviewed studies published between 1997...
This article analyzes the role of emotional and moral resilience in human life and professional activity in the context of globalization and rapid information exchange. It also scientifically explains the relationship between emotional stability, moral values, and psychological adaptability of an individual. The study reveals the significance of emotional and moral resilience in...
this article explores the nature and development of conceptology within Uzbek linguistics, examining its core theoretical principles, foundational scholars, and the unique features that shape conceptual studies in the Uzbek language environment. The paper compares broader global perspectives of conceptology with distinctive characteristics found in Uzbek linguistics, focusing on...
This article investigates multimodal discourse in mobile language learning applications within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses lesson screens, feedback messages, icons, sounds, and visual prompts from three popular mobile language learning applications and applies multimodal discourse analysis focusing on image, colour, layout, sound...
This article investigates translation shifts in English literary prose from a linguistic perspective within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses selected parallel passages from English short fiction and their published translations into another language and applies contrastive analysis of lexical, syntactic, semantic, and stylistic shifts...
This article investigates morphological creativity and neologisms in social media English within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses 1,500 public posts and comments collected from open social media discussions on entertainment and technology and applies morphological classification of blends, compounds, affixation, clipping, acronyms, and...
This article investigates language attitudes toward regional accents among university students within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses questionnaire responses and short written reflections from eighty undergraduate students after listening to accent samples and applies sociolinguistic attitude analysis using rating scales and thematic...
This article investigates discourse strategies of persuasion in political speeches within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses ten public speeches delivered during election campaigns in English-speaking contexts and applies critical discourse analysis of pronouns, modality, repetition, evaluative adjectives, and narrative appeals. The main...
This article investigates gender representation in contemporary English language textbooks within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses six widely used intermediate-level English textbooks, including reading passages, dialogues, images captions, and activity instructions and applies critical discourse analysis combined with frequency counts...
This article investigates the relationship between phonological awareness and pronunciation development among EFL learners within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses pre- and post-task pronunciation recordings from forty intermediate English learners and applies mixed-method pronunciation analysis using teacher ratings, learner reflection...
This article investigates metaphorical framing of climate change in English news discourse within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses a specialised corpus of 95 recent English-language news reports and editorials on climate policy and applies corpus-assisted metaphor identification followed by semantic grouping of source domains. The main...
This article investigates the use of pragmatic markers in intercultural academic email communication within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses one hundred and twenty anonymised emails written by international postgraduate students to academic staff and applies pragmatic discourse analysis with attention to openings, requests, hedges...
This article investigates teacher and learner code-switching in bilingual online classrooms within the broader field of linguistics and applied language studies. The study uses twelve recorded online English lessons and 360 chat messages from intermediate bilingual learners and applies interactional discourse analysis supported by a functional coding scheme. The main finding is...
This article examines politeness strategies in diplomatic speeches delivered in international forums. The study responds to the problem that diplomatic language is frequently described as formal or indirect, but the pragmatic choices that preserve face while expressing disagreement require closer analysis. Using qualitative pragmatic analysis using politeness theory and speech...
This article examines politeness strategies in diplomatic speeches delivered in international forums. The study responds to the problem that diplomatic language is frequently described as formal or indirect, but the pragmatic choices that preserve face while expressing disagreement require closer analysis. Using qualitative pragmatic analysis using politeness theory and speech...
This article analyzes fragmented memory as a narrative strategy in postcolonial women’s fiction. The study responds to the problem that postcolonial trauma is sometimes read mainly through historical content, while the broken form of narration itself carries ethical and political meaning. Using comparative close reading informed by trauma theory and postcolonial criticism, the...
This article explores whether digital storytelling supports vocabulary development among intermediate English learners. The study responds to the problem that vocabulary instruction is often separated from meaningful communication, although learners may remember words more effectively when lexical items are embedded in personal and multimodal narratives. Using mixed-method...
This article investigates how young readers respond to moral ambiguity in contemporary dystopian fiction. The study responds to the problem that young adult dystopias are often praised for social criticism, yet less attention is paid to how readers interpret ethically uncertain choices made by protagonists. Using qualitative reader-response analysis focused on interpretive...
This article studies translation shifts used when Uzbek cultural terms are rendered into English. The study responds to the problem that culturally specific words are difficult to translate because literal equivalence may preserve form but fail to communicate social meaning to target readers. Using descriptive translation analysis comparing lexical, semantic, and cultural shifts...
This article analyzes how advertising slogans reproduce and challenge gendered meanings. The study responds to the problem that advertising language is short and memorable, but its compressed form often carries assumptions about gender, desire, authority, and social roles. Using critical discourse analysis focusing on lexical choice, address forms, presupposition, and implied...
This article examines how social media platforms transform practices of literary criticism. The study responds to the problem that literary criticism has expanded beyond academic journals and newspapers, but platform-based reading communities are still sometimes dismissed as superficial rather than analyzed as critical cultures. Using digital discourse analysis with attention to...
This article investigates the relationship between phonological awareness and reading fluency among second-language learners. The study responds to the problem that second-language readers may recognize vocabulary visually but still struggle with fluent decoding when phonological processing is weak. Using correlational classroom study complemented by qualitative error analysis...
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