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This article examines the influence of classical Persian literature on English literary traditions, focusing on how English translations of renowned Persian works, such as those by Hafiz Sherozi, Abdurahman Jami, and Omar Khayyam, have enriched En...

This article examines the concept of polyphony in literature through Mikhail Bakhtin's theoretical lens, focusing on its presence in various narrative forms. Polyphony, which involves multiple voices and perspectives within a single narrative, cha...

This study presents a cross-sectional analysis of allegorical devices in English and Uzbek languages, focusing on how each tradition utilizes allegory to convey deeper meanings and abstract concepts. The research integrates linguistic and cultural...

The article covers the question of right bringing up as well as family circumstances influencing the mindset of a child and triggering  future actions of cruelty or virtue. It also exemplifies the cases of criminals, whose violency was born b...

This study aims to describe the connection of literature and literary psychology, the role of psychology in literature. The authors may use styles and methods to grab attention of the readers and literary psychology plays crucial role in it. The c...

This study explores the expression of indefiniteness in English and Uzbek, highlighting its role in indicating that referents are not identifiable due to a lack of shared knowledge or previous mention. While previous research has addressed definit...

Modality has been a topic of linguistic study since ancient times. This article explores the theories of early linguists on the modality category, while also addressing its various types, features, and meanings. In modern linguistics, the modality...

This article explores the category of emotivity within the framework of modern cognitive linguistics, focusing on its anthropocentric aspects. Cognitive linguistics, often debated regarding its relevance as a field, is considered in this study thr...

This article examines the semantic features of phraseological units in English and Uzbek languages, focusing on their classification and distinct characteristics. While phraseological semantics shares similarities with lexical semantics, it exhibi...

Chinua Achebe's "Things Fall Apart" stands as a seminal work in postcolonial literature, exploring the intricate dynamics between colonizers and the colonized in the context of European colonization's impact on African societies. This abstract del...