Metadata Artikel International Journal of Language Learning and Applied Linguistics

This pаper οffers а theοreticаlly integrаted аccοunt οf hοw pοlysemοus lexicаl items аre resοlved in highly cοntextuаlized discοurse, fοregrοunding the relаtiοnship between lexicаl mοdulаtiοn аnd truth-cοnditiοnаl cοntent within а cοgnitive semаnt...

This article examines the goals of using teaching strategies in English language teaching, their role in the educational process, and their significance. It has been analyzed that the correct selection of strategies serves to develop language skil...

This article compares Uzbek and foreign wedding ceremonies and traditions. This article explores and compares traditional wedding customs in Uzbekistan with those in English-speaking countries, focusing on events that occurs before and after the m...

This article develops a theoretically dense account of discourse as a multilevel object of linguistic, social, cognitive and institutional analysis. Discourse is treated neither as a mere sequence of sentences nor as a decorative term for communic...

This article examines the issue of conveying semantic and pragmatic meanings in literary translation based on the example of Cho‘lpon’s novel “Night and Day” and its English translation by Christopher Fort. The study focuses on the analysis of lex...

A renewed approach to literary works, the study and accurate interpretation of issues in the history of literature, and the examination of a literary text not only within its own framework but also from philosophical, social, and psychological per...

This article investigates semantic correlations between lexical items in English fictional discourse from the perspective of modern linguistics, semantics, discourse analysis, and stylistics. The research explores the structural and functional pro...

This research explores metaphorical expressions in English and Uzbek political discourse through a linguocultural and cognitive lens. The study aims to identify how metaphors function as conceptual tools that shape political thinking and communica...

This article explores the semantic, cultural, and stylistic features of euphemisms of love in Uzbek and English literature, analyzing how writers from both traditions employ soft and indirect language to express affection, intimacy, and desire. Dr...

This article examines the linguocognitive features of the concepts “happiness” and “baxt” in English and Uzbek national cultures through a comparative analysis of proverbs and phraseological units. These linguistic forms reflect cultural knowledge...