Vol. 5 No. 02 (2025): Volume 05 Issue 02

This article analyzes the art of character creation in Luqmon Borikhon's novel Imam Moturidi. The process of creating the character of Imam Moturidi, its historical and philosophical significance, as well as the compositional structure and plot characteristics of the novel, are examined. Additionally, the religious and philosophical views presented in the novel, artistic imagery, and the writer's attitude towards historical truth are analyzed. The article highlights that the plot of the novel is constructed in a retrospective style, with the system of characters formed based on historical sources.

This article explores the artistic expression of historical themes in various creative works, such as literature, painting, and film. By examining how historical events, periods, and figures are conveyed through aesthetic choices, narrative structure, and symbolic elements, the paper underscores the significance of artistic interpretation in shaping public perception of the past. In many cases, the artist’s personal vision, cultural context, and intended audience contribute to a reimagining or reinterpretation of historical realities. Through close analysis of representative examples, the study highlights the balance between factual accuracy and imaginative freedom, demonstrating how art can provide deeper insight into historical phenomena, evoke empathy, and provoke critical thinking. Ultimately, the artistic rendering of historical subject matter serves not only to commemorate and educate but also to encourage dialogue about collective memory and cultural identity.

This article explores the representation of the new-historical era in Iqbol Mirzo's novel Bonu. The novel serves as a significant literary work that reflects the socio-political and cultural transformations in Uzbek society during a crucial period of history. By analyzing the narrative structure, character development, and thematic elements, this study examines how Mirzo portrays historical realities through fiction. The research highlights the interplay between historical facts and artistic imagination, demonstrating how Bonu contributes to the understanding of Uzbekistan's historical evolution. The findings suggest that Mirzo successfully integrates historical authenticity with literary creativity, providing readers with a deeper insight into the past and its influence on contemporary society.

Fear is a fundamental human emotion that has been extensively studied in psychology and neuroscience. However, its impact on language and communication is equally significant. Linguistics examines how fear is expressed, shaped, and transmitted through language, revealing insights into human cognition, culture, and social structures. This article explores the linguistic dimensions of fear, including its lexical representation, metaphorical use, syntactic patterns, discourse functions, and cross-linguistic variations.

This article discusses the concept of expressiveness and the role of expressive means in literary works. It analyzes the expressive stylistic devices used in the novel "Ikki Eshik Orasi" by O‘tkir Hoshimov, which is significant due to its wide scope and emotional closeness to the reader. The study examines how these devices contribute to the emotional depth of the artistic text.

Language teaching is not just about teaching languages, it is also about helping students to develop themselves as people.  Task-based language teaching (TBLT) proposes the use of tasks as a central component in the language classroom because they provide better contexts for activating learner acquisition processes and promoting second language learning. Speaking skill is one of the crucial parts learning and teaching another language. In the process of the learning speaking skills, the students learn to communicate in real situations. This article discussed the methods which are helpful and effective for the students’ speaking skills related to the task-based language. Moreover, there are three phrases of task-based language: pre-task, task and language focus.

This article reveals the methods and peculiarities of conveying experiences about the paysage in the poems of poets M.Jumanazarova and P. Mirzabayeva. The lyrical hero in the poems of the poets demonstrates the artist's skill in a unique style through the descriptions of the paysage. In the works of the poets, experiences are artistically expressed on the basis of various details.

This article describes the origins, development and peculiarities of children's folklore.The importance of the ancient children's songs in the folklore of Karaqalpaq children is discussed. The peculiarities of these genres in children's folklore are highlighted, the educational importance in the folk language is highlighted, and information about the emergence of children's folklore of Karaqalpaq is given.

Colum McCann is a renowned Irish writer and the author of Let the Great World Spin, TransAtlantic, and Apeirogon. His works explore important themes such as migration, historical memory, social inequality, and human solidarity. McCann masterfully blends reality and fiction, creating poignant and profound stories that resonate with readers worldwide. This article examines his style, key themes, and influence on contemporary literature.

This article provides a scholarly and theoretical basis for the assertion that conveying the psycho-emotional state in the translation of poetic texts is of critical importance, drawing on the works of Ibroyim Yusupov as an illustrative example. It also presents evidence that the translator’s skill plays a pivotal role in literary translation and that accurately highlighting the national color in the target text is a mark of genuine artistic mastery.

This study explores the role of thematic role structures in bridging FrameNet, a computational resource for lexical semantics, with natural language processing (NLP) and linguistics. Thematic roles, which capture the relationship between a verb and its arguments, serve as crucial elements in understanding sentence structure and meaning. By examining how FrameNet categorizes these roles, the research highlights their significance in representing the semantic relationships within natural language. The study delves into how thematic role structures can improve the integration of FrameNet with NLP tools, enhancing tasks such as machine translation, information retrieval, and syntactic parsing. Through a comprehensive analysis, the paper discusses the challenges and benefits of linking these structures to natural language semantics, aiming to improve linguistic models and automated systems. The study concludes by suggesting ways to refine thematic role frameworks to further enhance the interaction between theoretical linguistics and computational applications.

This article discusses the formation of the field of linguistic expertise in the Uzbek language, its types, and the relevance of linguistic expertise of document texts.

General common issues of poetry were comprehensively discussed from a scientific point of view in the Karakalpak literary criticism of the 1990s. The article covers literary criticism materials published in the Republic of Karakalpakstan in 1990-2000 in the magazine "Amudarya" and newspapers "Erkin Qaraqalpaqstan," “Qaraqalpaqstan jasları”, “Ustaz jolı”.

This article gives information about multilingualism – the use of several languages within a certain social unit, how to become one of multilingual people and the benefits of learning and using two or more languages for the personal and professional development. It also explains a profound contribution of multilingualism to cognition, to the brain, to success and wellbeing across the entire lifespan.

This article analyzes the artistic-aesthetic and conceptual features of the poem "Demonstration" by Abdulla Oripov, Hero of Uzbekistan and People's Poet. The research examines the mechanisms of expressing socio-political critique and the struggle against spiritual decline in the poem, as well as exploring the artistic and figurative interpretation of the call for knowledge and enlightenment. The role of intertextual connections, symbolic imagery, and artistic devices in creating meaning, and the reflection of the lives of various peoples and universal human values, are investigated. Using the poem "Demonstration" as an example, the poetic possibilities of intertextuality, and the significance of historical and cultural allusions in enriching the content of the work, are demonstrated. The article also acknowledges the poet's profound analysis of world history, human spirituality, and the problems of modern society, and his raising of crucial philosophical questions facing humanity.

The article examines the scientific work of students from the Department of Language and Literature at Ma'mun University, located in the city of Khiva, in the context of their training, participation in scientific conferences, and the use of methodological recommendations from professors. Special attention is given to students' achievements in mastering the Russian language, which significantly impacts their professional future. The article analyzes the role of academic advisors and professors in preparing students for writing term papers and scientific research, as well as how their support influences the quality of scientific research. The importance of obtaining certificates of Russian language proficiency at the C1 level (TRKI-III) is discussed, which contributes to career growth and increases the competitiveness of graduates in the labor market.

This article critically examines the representation of suicide in Jeffrey Eugenides’s The Virgin Suicides, analyzing the text as a literary work that interweaves psychological despair, social alienation, and aesthetic ambiguity. Through a close reading of narrative structure, thematic motifs, and symbolic imagery, the study explores how the novel reflects broader cultural preoccupations with suicide and the disintegration of social order. Employing a multidisciplinary methodology that integrates literary analysis, psychological criticism, and cultural studies, the article demonstrates that The Virgin Suicides not only portrays individual tragedy but also critiques the societal forces and existential dilemmas underlying contemporary experiences of despair. Additionally, the article incorporates various authors’ perceptions, highlighting the diverse critical responses that have contributed to the understanding of the text’s thematic complexity.

The article is devoted to examining the existential aspect in the works of Viktor Pelevin. An attempt is made to determine the distinctive features of Pelevin's existential philosophy compared to the generally accepted concept of classical existentialism. Special attention is given to the writer's later novels, where the existential dimension manifests itself through reflections on being, loneliness, the search for the meaning of life, and the confrontation of an individual with the absurdity of the surrounding world: «iPhuck 10», «Secret Views of Mount Fuji», «Invincible Sun», «Transhumanism Inc.», «KGBT+», «Journey to Eleusis», «Cool».

Соmmuniсаtivе соmpеtеnсе is а сruсiаl соmpоnеnt оf lаnguаgе еduсаtiоn, еnаbling studеnts tо еffесtivеly usе lаnguаgе in divеrsе соntеxts. This аrtiсlе еxplоrеs vаriоus mеthоds fоr dеvеlоping соmmuniсаtivе соmpеtеnсе in Russiаn lаnguаgе lеssоns, drаwing upоn thе thеоriеs оf prоminеnt sсhоlаrs suсh аs L.S. Vygоtsky, M.M. Bаkhtin, аnd А.N. Lеоntiеv. Thе study highlights еffесtivе pеdаgоgiсаl аpprоасhеs, inсluding diаlоgiс tеасhing, rоlе-plаying, prоjесt-bаsеd lеаrning, intеrасtivе асtivitiеs, аnd thе usе оf аuthеntiс mаtеriаls. Thе аrtiсlе аlsо disсussеs сhаllеngеs in fоstеring соmmuniсаtivе соmpеtеnсе аnd suggеsts strаtеgiеs tо оvеrсоmе thеm, ultimаtеly prоmоting а mоrе еngаging аnd еffесtivе lаnguаgе lеаrning еnvirоnmеnt.