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Pathophysiology of Kidney Diseases: CKF (Chronic Kidney Failure), Characteristics in Children
Full text linkIn this article, chronic kidney failure and its features that can be encountered in children are described in detail, and the recommended treatment method for diagnosing the symptoms of this disease is described around the world
Mechanisms and Principles of Raising the Environmental Legal Consciousness of a Person
Full text linkIn this article, the mechanisms and principles, methods and means of raising the ecological legal consciousness of a person are analyzed from a scientific and theoretical point of view
Importance of the Anthropocentric Paradigm in Modern Linguistics
Full text linkToday, the issue of scientific paradigms is one of the most actual problems in the framework of studies of the main linguistic principles. In particular, experts focus on innovations in the study of paradigms in the development of linguistics, and also propose various terminological changes. The problem of scientific paradigm is widely discussed in linguistic literary studies
Gender, Identity and the Manifestos of Liberation in Chimamanda Adichie’s Dear Ijeawele
Full text linkThis paper examines the veracity of some African feminist manifestos in empowering African women negotiate around patriarchy in Chimamanda Adichie’s Dear Ijeawele. The paper adopts some aspects of Judith Butler’s concept of gender performativity as theoretical position and relies on close reading of the text for analysis of some extrapolations. The paper reveals that the society’s biased and lopsided prescription of gender-typed roles and behaviours has not only perpetuated inequality, but has provided a premise that has historically oppressed and made some African women totter on the verge of complete self-realisation. This accounts for the upsurge of feminist fireworks, by some African female writers, aimed at helping the women renegotiate gender expectations in order to restore confidence in their abilities to assert their potentials. The paper concludes that the sundry feminist manifestos may not provide solution to female oppression and subjugation, but could help in revolutionising the consciousness of women concerning how they conform to the inimical and denigrated societal roles that perpetually push them to the fringes of the society’s schema
Sound and Consciousness in Speech, Language and Culture
Full text linkThe communication process is a complex structure. Speakers use both verbal and non-verbal means in this process. As each society uses these means of expression, they reflect linguistic and cultural features. This article analyzes the paralinguocultural aspects of nonverbal means. In this case, the paralinguistic units used in the communication process of different peoples are studied by comparative studies
Acquiring German Language via Making a Dialogue
Full text linkLanguage learning is a complex process to accomplish because it equips learners not only with linguistic capabilities but also culture and tradition of that society. Learning German through dialogue conversation is the best way to fully acquire that language. Furthermore, dialogue conversations require short and long talks between learners and among them. What’s more, dialogue conversations are focused on long talks about culture, for example, beautiful cities and sightseeing places to visit. This paper highlights the ideas of linguistics about dialogue conversations and methods of research on it
Pleonasm as a Phenomenon of Speech Redundancy
Full text linkThe article examines such a linguistic phenomenon as pleonasm - an ambiguous figure of speech, which is often regarded as a stylistic error, but often performs important communicative functions. The research material was speech facts extracted from the texts of the media - the World Wide Web, since this source is constantly updated by native speakers of the Russian language and therefore reflects the real use of speech units at the present time. The author of the article comes to the conclusion that a fairly large number of phrases, which in classical stylistics manuals refer to pleonasms, have quite firmly entered the modern language and have become widely used. It is necessary to pay attention to such phrases when teaching Russian to future translators
Gender Space in Bhakti Movement with Special Reference to Mirābāi
Full text linkIn the past decade analysis of social issues philosophically on the basis of aesthetics, medical ethics, bio-ethics, values, arts, culture etc. have arisen tremendously. Diverse, analysis of these pluralistic aspects have appeared. As a result movements and specially women movements arose and developed as powerful tools of social change. Gender analysis of all issues of social, economic, political and cultural relations are continuously emerging
The Word is the Child of the Spirit
Full text linkThis article highlights the specific aspects of Eshqabil Shukur's poetry. In the continuation of the article, reasonable opinions and comments are given
SEMANTIC APPROACH TO THE MODALITY CATEGORY IN THE ENGLISH AND KARAKALPAK LANGUAGES(ON THE BASIS OF EPISTEMIC AND DEONTIC MODALITY)
Full text linkThis research work is dedicated to show the peculiarities of epistemic and deontic categories of modality in the English language. Furthermore, here is also given utmost importance to clarify the necessity and possibility meanings of the two – epistemic and deontic modality categories. In the second place, search and comparison are held in the Karakalpak language to distinguish similarities and differences of the necessity and possibility meanings of epistemic and deontic categories of modality. The contrasts and sameness are explained with examples