American Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Sciences
American Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Sciences is an open access peer reviewed journal. The journal is double blind peer reviewed. The journal publishes the research in the field of humanities, social sciences and law. ISSN (E): 2832-8019 JIF 2024: 9.445
REPRESENTATION OF METAPHORS IN LITERARY TRANSLATION: A STUDY BASED ON THE WORKS OF OSCAR WILDE
Metaphor is an essential stylistic device in literary texts, functioning both semantically and pragmatically to convey imagery, ideology, and authorial voice. Translating metaphors presents a particular challenge because metaphors are culture-bound, lexically varied, and tightly integrated with a text’s tone and register. This article explores strategies for representing metaphors in literary translation, using selected passages from Oscar Wilde’s major works as case studies. By combining theoretical perspectives from translation studies and cognitive metaphor theory with close textual analysis, the paper argues for a flexible, context-sensitive approach: translators should balance fidelity to source metaphors with target-language naturalness, and choose strategies (literal transfer, modulation, paraphrase, compensation, or creative replacement) that preserve functional and aesthetic effects rather than surface forms. Implications for translator training and for machine-augmented translation are discussed.
Metaphor, lexical/ figurative form, conceptual compatibility, pragmatic work, conventional mapping, comparative analysis, index speaker, multifunctionality
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FROM SUBSTANCE USE TO ALGORITHMIC CONTROL: NEW PARADIGMS IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ADDICTION
This article analyzes the stages in the development of the psychology of addiction and elucidates the intrinsic interconnections among chemical, behavioral, and digital–algorithmic forms of addiction. The study examines the neurobiological and biopsychosocial foundations of addiction, with particular attention to the dopaminergic reward system and the impact of contemporary digital technologies and artificial intelligence on human behavior. Addiction to artificial intelligence is interpreted as a new and complex phenomenon within modern psychology.
Addictive behavior; chemical addiction; behavioral addiction; digital addiction; addiction to artificial intelligence; dopaminergic reward system; biopsychosocial model; algorithmic control.
THE IMPORTANCE OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN THE PREVENTION OF FATTY HEPATOSIS AND CHRONIC LIVER DISEASES
This article provides a systematic overview of the role of physical activity or exercise therapy in the prevention of fatty hepatosis and chronic liver diseases. Various clinical studies, epidemiological observations and trials are analyzed to evaluate the effects of physical activity on reducing hepatic steatosis, improving serum enzyme levels, preventing fibrosis progression, and modifying liver-related risk factors. The clinical efficiency of exercise type, intensity and duration is also assessed. The findings indicate that physical activity can serve as a preventive strategy due to its influence on inflammation, insulin sensitivity, lipid metabolism, and other related mechanisms.
fatty hepatosis, hepatitis, prevention, physical activity, exercise therapy, insulin sensitivity, inflammation.
THE ROLE OF THE POPULATION HEALTH SYSTEM IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBANIZATION PROCESSES IN THE SURKHANDARDYA AND KASHKADARYA REGIONS IN THE EARLY YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE
The article analyzes the development of urbanization processes and the healthcare system in Surkhandarya and Kashkadarya regions during the early years of independence. The study examines the growth of medical services in cities, the establishment of new polyclinics and departments, the introduction of paid medical services, measures to combat epidemiological situations and infectious diseases, as well as the formation of health improvement and sanatorium systems. Additionally, it analyzes the economic and social conditions, intercity and interregional medical infrastructure, international relations, and state policy in maintaining public health.
Urbanization, public health, medical services, paid services, epidemiology, sanatorium system, Surkhandarya region, Kashkadarya region.
MODERNIZATION OF JEWELRY, ORNAMENTS, AND COSMETIC ADORNMENTS AMONG WOMEN IN THE SURKHANDARYA OASIS
The article analyzes the modernization of jewelry, ornaments, and cosmetic practices among women in the Surkhandarya Valley. The study highlights the traditional culture of jewelry and cosmetics, as well as their connection with social, economic, and cultural factors. It examines how the forms, styles, and meanings of jewelry and cosmetic items have changed from the early 20th century to the present, and how they developed under the influence of the Soviet era and modern cosmetology. The article explores the transformation of the material culture of women in the Surkhandarya Valley, focusing on the adaptation, integration, and modernization of traditions.
Surkhandarya Valley, women, jewelry, ornaments, cosmetics, cosmetic practices, jewelry art, tradition, modernization.
THE FIGURE OF THE TABIB AND TYPES OF HEALING IN THE WORLDVIEW OF THE SURKHAN VALLEY POPULATION
This article provides an ethnographic analysis of the figure of the healer (tabib) and the types of folk medicine within the traditional worldview of the population of the Surxon Oasis. The study examines the formation of healing practices, the master–apprentice tradition, and significant customs such as “qo‘l olish” (initiation), the chilla ritual, and related rites. In addition, the healing methods employed by domlas, qushnochs, and healers—such as qaytarma, alaslash, kitob ochirish, boqin, and qoqin—are described on the basis of local field materials. The article reveals the close interconnection of folk medicine forms preserved in the Surxon Oasis with religious beliefs, superstitions, and ritual elements, and substantiates their socio-cultural significance in the life of society. The research findings are of considerable scholarly importance for the study of regional ethnography, folk medicine, and systems of traditional knowledge.
Surxon Oasis, folk medicine, healer (tabib), domla, qushnoch, chilla, qaytarma, alaslash, boqin, qoqin, traditional worldview, ethnography
ELECTRIFIACTION OF UZBEKISTAN: HISTORIOGRAPHY OF LAST PART OF XX AND BEGINNING OF XXI CENTURIES
Electrification as an important part of economic and industrial history and the historical process is being studied quite intensively by researchers. Many scientific literatures created at the end of the last and the beginning of this century contain information about electrification, which were studied directly in connection with socio-economic history. This article details their historiographical analysis.
Historiography, research, electric power industry, industry, national economy.
GLOBAL WARMING, THE ISSUES IT DRIVES, AND THE POLICY ACTIONS REQUIRED IN RESPONSE
Global warming in the world, its impact on the world's population, the melting of glaciers and rising sea levels as a result of climate change, flooding of regions, population migration, and the uncontrolled release of greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere are covered in this article. Keywords: Climate change, global warming, glaciers, greenhouse gases, melting glaciers, sea level rise, renewable energy.
Climate change, global warming, glaciers, greenhouse gases, melting glaciers, sea level rise, renewable energy sources.
This article analyzes the distinctions and overlaps between code-switching and language transfer in multilingual communication. It clarifies their linguistic mechanisms, speaker proficiency requirements, and functions, while also explaining related concepts such as code-meshing, translanguaging, and translingualism. The paper provides clear definitions and resolves common terminological confusion in linguistic research.
Code-switching, language transfer, cross-linguistic influence, code-meshing, translingualism, bilingual proficiency, linguistic interference.
CONTEXTUAL CLIL INTEGRATION TO ENHANCE ACADEMIC SPEAKING SKILLS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
This article investigates into the way non-linguistic university students might enhance their speaking skills by combining contextual instruction with Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL). The paper focuses on activation tactics, guided understanding, concentrated speaking activities, and mixed-level group interactions, drawing on previous classroom experiences such as environmental English courses and contextual practice. It offers a framework for improving speaking fluency, confidence, and material understanding through contextualized exercises such as pair presentations, reverse outlining, and problem-solving talks. There are methodological implications and practical recommendations for teaching foreign languages in non-linguistic fields.
Speaking skills development, communicative competence, content-based instruction, task-based speaking activities, integrated skills approach, essential pedagogical components
LIMITS OF THE JUDGE'S DISCRETIONARY POWER IN JUSTIFYING CRIMINAL JUDGMENTS
This study aims to provide an in-depth examination of the discretionary authority vested in felony court judges during criminal proceedings, particularly with respect to the evaluation of evidence and the formation of judicial conviction. The research is grounded in the relevant provisions of Iraq legislation, as well as in pertinent jurisprudential and judicial interpretations. It proceeds from the premise that the criminal evidentiary system is fundamentally based on the principle of judicial freedom in assessing and weighing evidence; however, such freedom is not absolute. Rather, it is circumscribed by substantive and procedural legal constraints designed to ensure the integrity of criminal justice and the protection of the defendant’s rights. The study explores the legal framework governing judicial discretion, beginning with the foundations of the doctrine of personal conviction and the extent to which the presumption of innocence and the requirement of judicial certainty influence its application. It further addresses the conditions related to the lawfulness, sufficiency, and coherence of evidence, in addition to the obligation imposed on the judge to provide adequate reasoning that clearly reveals the logical and legal grounds upon which the judgment is based. Moreover, the research analyzes the scope of appellate and cassation review over the discretionary decisions of felony judges, clarifying that higher courts do not ordinarily interfere with the judge’s personal conviction unless such conviction is tainted by legal error, inadequate reasoning, or reliance on unlawful or insufficient evidence. Through an analytical review of selected judicial decisions, the study identifies the circumstances under which higher courts may overturn judgments, particularly where judicial conviction reflects ambiguity, flawed reasoning, or improper use of discretion. The study concludes that the discretionary authority of felony judges constitutes a fundamental tool for achieving criminal justice, yet its exercise must remain within well-defined legal boundaries that ensure a balance between judicial independence and the guarantees of a fair trial. It further asserts that appellate oversight serves as an essential safeguard to ensure the proper application of judicial discretion and to prevent unwarranted encroachment upon the presumption of innocence or unjustified expansion of criminal liability.
Discretion, criminal judge, criminal case.
ATONYMIC FEATURES OF CERTAIN GEOGRAPHICAL TERMS
The objective of this article is to classify antonymic paradigms in geographic terminology, analyze their derivational characteristics (morphological and lexical), and elucidate the role of these contradictions in the scientific description of geographic entities.
Terminology, climate, lexical, antonymic relation, semantic, role, linguistics.
RETHINKING TURKEY'S HISTORICAL CLAIMS WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ORDER AND THE GREATER MIDDLE EAST PROJECT
This study aims to analyze how Turkey's historical claims, shaped within the framework of the National Pact (Misak-ı Milli), can be repositioned along the axes of international law, geopolitical dynamics, and historical continuity in the contemporary conjuncture where the international system is evolving from a unipolar structure toward a multipolar configuration. The fundamental point of departure for this research is that the relationship between the structural fragility exhibited by the post-Ottoman regional order and Turkey's historical claims has been largely neglected in the academic literature. The main hypothesis posits that in an environment where the international order is evolving toward a multipolar structure and regional states are dissolving, the capacity of Turkey's historical claims to gain legitimacy in international law is increasing. The research employs a qualitative methodology combining document analysis, comparative case study, discourse analysis, and multi-level interpretation techniques. Historical documents including the Armistice of Mudros, Treaty of Sèvres, National Pact Declaration, and Treaty of Lausanne have been examined alongside contemporary international law norms and regional fragmentation dynamics. Russia's historical claims over Crimea and Donbas, and China's sovereignty assertions in the South China Sea have been evaluated from a comparative perspective. The findings demonstrate that with the relative decline of American hegemony and the crystallization of the multipolar structure, historical claims have become a re-acceptable discursive instrument in the international system. The regional fragmentation triggered by the Greater Middle East Project, state collapses in Iraq and Syria, and the authority vacuums emerging on Turkey's southern borders have necessitated a security-based reinterpretation of the National Pact perspective. The study identifies that the Mosul question carries a suspended status from Lausanne and that normative flexibility in international law enables Turkey to articulate its historical theses more assertively.
National Pact, Greater Middle East Project, multipolar order, historical claims, international law, regional security, Turkish foreign policy
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GREEN SPACE DENSITY AND THE PREVALENCE OF RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN LARGE CITIES
The density of green spaces in large cities directly affects the respiratory health of the population. This analytical study statistically assessed the relationship between green space density, PM2.5 concentrations, and the prevalence of respiratory diseases (asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), allergic rhinitis) across 25 megacities from 2010 to 2024. Correlation and regression models were applied using WHO (2023), GBD (2024), and advanced epidemiological datasets. The results show that a 10% increase in green space coverage corresponded to a 6–9% reduction in PM2.5 levels and a 4.3–7.1% decrease in respiratory disease prevalence. These findings confirm the strategic importance of urban greening in public health and urban planning policies.
Green spaces, respiratory diseases, PM2.5, urbanization, asthma, COPD, epidemiology, urban ecology, correlation, regression.
PSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF DEVELOPING ADOLESCENTS COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
As language learning is the natural, conscious, and inadvertent learning, it is fully connected with psychological process, that’s to say cognitive skills of the language learners. Through language teaching cognitive skills of the learners can be developed appropriately. This paper highlights the actuality of psychology in developing adolescents’ cognitive skills while teaching English language. As well, psychological mechanisms involved in development of adolescents’ cognitive processes in teaching English languages are given in the paper.
Psychology, cognitive process, language teaching, education, learning capacities, mechanisms, teachers’ and students’ roles
PEDAGOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF IMPLEMENTING INCLUSIVE EDUCATION
This article discusses the pedagogical foundations of implementing inclusive education and emphasizes that principles of social equality, justice, and humanity play a central role in establishing inclusive education within society.
Inclusion, inclusive education, integration, disabled person, child with special needs, humanistic principle, congenital impairment, acquired impairment, harmonization, inclusion (embracing), differentiated strategy.
This article covers the work of Nodira and artistic interpretations of Ishq in her work. The Lord of Nodira and the ghazals in him are artistically analyzed.
Nodira, devon, literary environment, Comila, Mcnuna, zullisonain, Ghazal, ishq.
MORAL VALUES IN DYSTOPIAN AND UTOPIAN SOCIETIES: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RAY BRADBURY AND ERKIN A’ZAM
This study examines moral values in dystopian and utopian societies as depicted in Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 and Erkin A’zam’s Chapaklar mamlakati. Through a qualitative textual analysis, the research investigates how social and political structures shape ethical behavior. The analysis demonstrates that dystopian societies constrain moral autonomy, whereas utopian societies guide moral conduct through collective norms. By incorporating direct textual evidence, the paper highlights the nuanced interplay between social order and morality, emphasizing the cultural and political contexts that influence ethical development.
Dystopia, Utopia, Moral Values, Social Structures, Ray Bradbury, Erkin A’zam.
INVESTIGATION PROCESSES AND SOCIAL JUSTICE: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHINGIZ AITMATOV’S QIYOMAT AND HARPER LEE’S TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
This article explores investigation processes and social justice in Chingiz Aitmatov’s Qiyomat and Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird. Both novels depict morally complex societies where justice is challenged by social structures, prejudice, and power dynamics. The study analyzes how characters respond to social inequality, the role of empathy, and moral courage in navigating unjust systems. By comparing Aitmatov’s depiction of human and animal communities’ survival and justice with Lee’s portrayal of Tom Robinson’s trial, the paper highlights the universality of moral dilemmas and the pursuit of social justice across different cultural and social contexts.
Chingiz Aitmatov, Harper Lee, Qiyomat, To Kill a Mockingbird, Social Justice, Investigation, Morality, Empathy
PERSONAL MORALITY AND ECONOMIC INTERESTS IN THEODORE DREISER’S THE FINANCIER
This article examines the complex interaction between personal morality and economic interests in Theodore Dreiser’s novel The Financier. The study analyzes how the protagonist, Frank Cowperwood, navigates financial ambition, ethical compromise, and social expectations within a rapidly developing capitalist society. Using textual analysis, the article evaluates the ways in which Dreiser illustrates the tension between individual moral responsibility and the pursuit of economic power. The findings show that Cowperwood’s actions are shaped not only by personal character but also by structural economic forces that redefine the boundaries of moral choice. The study concludes that The Financier provides a nuanced representation of moral ambiguity in modern economic life.
Frank Cowperwood, morality, economic interests, capitalism, social ethics, Theodore Dreiser.
BETRAYAL THAT DISMANTLES THE NATION, OBSTRUCTED JUSTICE, AND A POWERLESS CITIZENRY: SEEKING LEGITIMATE REMEDIES BEYOND THE LIMITS OF DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
This study addresses the question of what normative and ethical foundations societies can rely upon to develop legitimate solutions in extreme crisis scenarios where the law has become entirely dysfunctional and state capacity has collapsed. The research demonstrates that treason is not merely an individual criminal offense but rather a systemic rupture process that simultaneously targets state capacity, institutional integrity, social trust, and collective memory. Positioned at the intersection of political science, sociology of law, ethical theories, transitional justice, and social psychology literatures, this study adopts an interdisciplinary perspective. The research employs conceptual analysis, historical comparison, and theoretical synthesis approaches within a qualitative methodological framework. The most fundamental theoretical contribution of this study is the development of an "integrated legitimacy model" that becomes essential under conditions of treason and legal paralysis. This model does not reduce legitimacy merely to existing legal norms; rather, it defines legitimacy as a dynamic structure built upon four fundamental pillars: legal validity, ethical justifiability, social consensus, and institutional resilience. The findings demonstrate that during periods of complete legal collapse, societies can develop alternative sources of legitimacy by turning to ethical norms, deliberative processes, restorative justice mechanisms, and collective solidarity networks. The study has established that ethical leadership constitutes a decisive variable in the reconstruction of legitimacy, that the collapse of the information order perpetuates legitimacy crises, and that societal resilience directly affects recovery processes. By emphasizing the limitations of international law, the study reveals the importance of local legitimacy sources. Policy recommendations encompass the integrated treatment of legal reforms, institutionalization of ethical leadership, information ecosystem security, economic stability, and social solidarity. This study argues that legitimacy cannot be reduced solely to written laws, and systematically develops the concept of "legitimacy beyond law" by asserting that social conscience, collective memory, and ethical norms constitute indispensable sources of legitimacy.
Treason, legitimacy crisis, legal paralysis, integrated legitimacy model, transitional justice, societal resilience, ethical leadership
PROPERTIES OF NONLINEAR OSCILLATIONS OF DISSIPATIVE MECHANICAL SYSTEMS WITH A LIMITED NUMBER OF DEGREES OF FREEDOM
This article studies nonlinear oscillation processes of dissipative mechanical systems with a limited number of degrees of freedom. The properties of dissipative forces, how they affect nonlinear oscillations, the stability of oscillations, the formation of limit cycles, subharmonic and superharmonic resonance phenomena are analyzed. Also, the main mechanisms of nonlinear oscillations are considered using spatial portraits, Lyapunov stability criteria, parametric oscillations, Duffing, Van der Pol and Rayleigh-type models. The energy balance of systems, the effect of the dissipation level on the time evolution of the oscillation amplitude are also covered from a mathematical point of view.
Nonlinear oscillations, dissipative system, degree of freedom, stability, spatial portrait, resonance, limit cycle, Lyapunov function, Duffing model, Van der Pol oscillations.
THE ROLE OF NATIONAL VALUES IN RAISING CHILDREN IN THE SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM IN THE FAMILY
Today, on the basis of all educational work related to the upbringing of children in the family and mahalla system, experts are obliged to study the laws related to the fundamental essence of folk traditions, in particular, national values preserved in family relations, to study the socio-psychological conditions and to apply the results in practice. Today, the formation of children's beliefs in such values through an influential social institution like the family and through this formation of positive social relations towards the family is one of the urgent issues. In multinational Uzbekistan, which has pursued such a goal, thinking about the future of young people, the role of young people in the development of a civil society and the formation of a new worldview in them is one of the urgent issues of today.
SOCIOLINGUISTIC ASPECTS OF THE FUNCTIONING OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE IN UZBEKISTAN: HISTORY AND MODERNITY
The article examines the sociolinguistic aspect of the Russian language in Uzbekistan, covering its historical development, modern functioning, and influence on interethnic communication. Special attention is paid to its role in educational, scientific, and cultural spheres, as well as its status under the strengthening position of the Uzbek language. The processes of adaptation of the Russian language in a multilingual environment, its perception among various social groups, and prospects for further use are analyzed.
Sociolinguistics, Russian language, Uzbekistan, interethnic communication, cultural ties, education, language policy, historical development.
DEVELOPING THE CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF STUDENTS IN LINGUISTIC SPECIALTIES THROUGH PROJECT ACTIVITIES
The article considers the need for innovative changes in the professional training of philological students. One of the possible options for implementing the project method in the process of teaching the courses «Russian Orthology» and "Culture of Speech" is presented. The use of this innovative pedagogical technology ensures the development of students' independence and creative activity.
Higher education; culture of speech, independent work. innovative technologies; project method.
THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF SOURCES ON THE ESSENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF POLITICAL PROCESSES
The concept of "political process" is used in political science to interpret and explain dynamic changes in the political life of society. The political process, as a universal category of political science, also characterizes political practice. It reflects the variability of politics and reveals the interaction of political institutions and political subjects performing certain functions and "roles." The political process can also be interpreted as the general activity of all subjects of political relations associated with the formation, development, change, and functioning of the political system, mediating state power.
Political processes, political ideology, theory of political processes
DEVELOPING DIGITAL EVIDENCE SYSTEMS AS A TOOL TO COMBAT ORGANIZED CRIME IN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
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Evidence Digital Crimes Organization, Analysis criminal Digital, Series possession Digital, investigation Digital, Management Evidence Digital Crimes Information technology.
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF LOGISTICS COOPERATION BETWEEN UZBEKISTAN AND CHINA
This article provides an economic analysis of the Republic of Uzbekistan's cooperation with the People's Republic of China and the Russian Federation in logistics. The study examines the development of existing transport corridors and logistics infrastructure, their impact on foreign trade turnover, and the significance of this cooperation for the national economy. It also highlights opportunities to increase export potential, strengthen the competitiveness of domestic products, and reduce their costs by improving the logistics system.
Logistics, transport corridor, foreign trade, China, Russia, cooperation, infrastructure, economic efficiency.
ANALYTICAL STUDY OF THE ROLE OF THE HEAD OF STATE ACCORDING TO THE (2005) CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF IRAQ
According to the 2005 Iraqi Constitution, the President of the Republic plays a highly important and complex role, given his active and influential role in achieving political stability within the system of government, a role theoretically supported by the constitutional document, In practical terms, its role is demonstrated through the political agreements that occur between political blocs and parties, which are both important and challenging Due to what is happening on the political scene following the parliamentary elections for the House of Representatives, especially what occurred after the last elections in 2021, which effectively obstructed the election of the President of the Republic, this stands as an obstacle to achieving the desired stability
Constitution, Iraqi Constitution, Parliament, Parliamentary System, President of the Republic, Criminal Responsibility.
IMPROVING THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS IS A PRESSING ISSUE OF THE TIME
This article is devoted to the legal and regulatory documents adopted in our country to protect the population and territories from emergency situations, their socio-historical significance, and their role in the sustainable development of society.
Social development, natural phenomena, emergencies, protection, legal framework, international treaties, international law, man-made, natural, accidents and disasters.