This study examines the role of linguistic identity in shaping social cohesion, individual identity, and cultural integration in multicultural societies. Drawing on case studies from diverse multilingual communities, the research explores how language functions as both a unifying and divisive force. It highlights the tensions between linguistic diversity and national identity, emphasizing the need for inclusive language policies to foster harmony. The findings underscore the importance of preserving linguistic heritage while promoting intergroup communication and mutual respect.

The role of dialect in South American English (SAE) is crucial in the formation of regional identity, social interaction and cultural heritage. The dialect of southern English is a marker of identity, often signaling the social, geographical and cultural context of the speaker. It plays a role in promoting a sense of community and perpetuating social divisions, as the linguistic characteristics of Southeastern English are sometimes associated with stereotypes about intelligence, education and social class. Although Southeastern English continues to evolve and is subject to the influence of media and migration, it remains a vital part of Southern culture and heritage, reinforcing the diversity of American English.

The article compares the agricultureme "locality" in England and the USA. In both the USA and England, agriculture plays a significant role in shaping the linguistic and cultural aspects of localities. This is reflected in the use of place names that indicate agricultural heritage. Village names in England often reference farms or fields, highlighting the historical importance of farming in these areas. Similarly, town and county names in the USA may incorporate references to specific crops grown in those regions, emphasizing the agricultural focus. Even in urban areas, street names can commemorate the agricultural past, serving as reminders of the historical connection between agriculture and the development of the locality. These representations of agriculture in toponymy reflect the identity and history of these regions, signifying the importance of agriculture in shaping local culture, economy, and way of life. All these elements contribute to the overall representation of agriculture as a key aspect of linguistic and cultural identity in both the USA and England.

Language serves as a fundamental medium for human interaction, playing a critical role in shaping social life. It functions as a conduit for communication, expression, and social organization, influencing everything from interpersonal relationships to cultural identity. This article explores the multifaceted role of language in social contexts, examining how it facilitates social cohesion, enforces norms, and contributes to the construction of social realities. It also addresses the impact of language on power dynamics, the creation and perpetuation of cultural values, and the formation of social identity. By analyzing both the unifying and divisive potentials of language, the discussion highlights its dual role in fostering solidarity and perpetuating social stratification.

This article explores the intricate and dynamic relationship between culture and identity, arguing that they are mutually constitutive and constantly evolving. We examine how culture provides the framework for individual and collective identity formation, influencing beliefs, values, behaviors, and self-perception. Conversely, we analyze how individual and collective actions and choices shape and reshape cultural norms and practices. The interplay between these forces is explored through various theoretical lenses, highlighting the complexities of identity negotiation in a globalized world characterized by increasing cultural exchange and hybridization. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of understanding this dynamic relationship for fostering intercultural understanding and promoting social cohesion

This article is about family honour in different countries and people’s social identity, Masculine honor has been found to explain
the relationship between insults and aggression in the USA. However, detailed accounts of Mediterranean honor cultures suggest that family honor may be more important in explaining cross-cultural differences in aggression. Two studies revealed that people from Turkish honor culture intended to aggress more after being insulted than Dutch people from a nonhonor culture, and that this effect was driven by differences in family honor rather than differences in masculine honor. We posit that family honor may be a key factor in explaining insult-related aggression in Mediterranean honor cultures.

В данной статье рассматриваются вопросы гендерного равенства. Как система знаний гендер представляет собой комплекс социально-философских, социологических, политологических, психологических, культурологических и других теорий, анализирующих развитие мужской и женской идентичности и субъективности, положение женщины и мужчины в обществе, систему мужского доминирования, формирования нормативных связей «мужского» и «женского» в определенной культуре.

This article embarks on a nuanced exploration of postcolonial literature, employing a robust comparative lens to analyze the multifaceted works of Abdulrazzaq Gurnah alongside those of other influential writers. Focused on unraveling narratives surrounding power dynamics, identity construction, and representation, the study aims to discern shared experiences and unique perspectives across diverse cultural and geographical contexts. By employing a transnational lens, the research seeks to illuminate both shared narratives and unique perspectives that characterize postcolonial literature across different cultural, historical, and geographical contexts.

Мақолада хотин-қизларнинг замонавий тараққиётдаги антропологик ўзлигини англаш масалалари баён этилган.

This article presents theoretical approaches to narrative analysis, as well as specific examples of research based on comparative analysis of texts, historical context, and cultural heritage. The diversity of approaches to the study of legendary stories allows a deep understanding of their role in the formation of cultural identity and collective consciousness

This article delves into the linguistic and cultural dimensions of craftsmanship, examining the specialized vocabulary and cultural nuances embedded in the lexical units specific to various artisanal pursuits. From the historical references woven into craftsmanship language to the symbolic significance and metaphorical expressions employed by artisans, the article explores how language shapes and reflects the identity of craftsmanship. It also discusses the preservation of craftsmanship language through oral traditions, master-apprentice dynamics, and the ongoing documentation of linguistic shifts in the ever-evolving landscape of artisanal practices.

This article explores the cultural conflicts depicted in Amy Tan’s novel “The Joy Luck Club.” Through an analysis of the intergenerational and intercultural tensions between Chinese immigrant mothers and their American-born daughters, the study delves into the complexities of identity, heritage, and assimilation. Tan's narrative vividly portrays the struggles migrants face while getting used to the new environment and lifestyle.

Migration has emerged as a significant issue in contemporary world literature, representing global dislocation, identity struggles, and cultural hybridity. This study investigates how modern literary works portray migrant experiences, with a focus on identity development, border crossings, and cultural disputes. This article seeks to explain how literature may be used to comprehend the difficulties of migration by examining chosen novels and poems.

This article explores the pervasive presence and significance of idiomatic expressions in modern literature. Idioms, as cultural and linguistic artifacts, play a crucial role in shaping the texture and authenticity of literary narratives. Through an examination of their use in contemporary works, this study delves into how idiomatic expressions enrich storytelling and convey cultural identity. Additionally, the article addresses the challenges and rewards of translating idioms, highlighting their role in connecting readers across diverse cultural landscapes.

This article explores the potential of using Uzbek folk tales to enhance cultural awareness and identity among elementary school students. In an increasingly diverse and interconnected world, it is crucial to promote understanding and appreciation of different cultures from a young age. Uzbek folk tales, with their rich cultural heritage and moral lessons, provide a valuable resource for achieving these goals.

This article explores the role of Meta concepts as foundational units of sociocultural knowledge. Meta concepts are higher-order, abstract concepts that frame and influence our understanding of specific cultural and social phenomena. They serve as cognitive tools that shape how individuals perceive, interpret, and engage with their social and cultural environments. By examining key examples of Meta concepts such as democracy, freedom, and justice, the article highlights their impact on collective consciousness, identity formation, and social behavior. The discussion emphasizes the importance of Meta concepts in guiding cultural norms, values, and practices, and provides insights into their dynamic nature and role in sociocultural evolution.

The impact of gender-related lexical units on linguistic and social conceptions is examined in this paper. It highlights the ways in which language shapes our understanding of gender, perpetuates prejudices, and upholds gender inequality. Conversation topics include gendered language, work titles, and occupational terminology, as well as the significance of language in identifying and recognising gender identity. The essay acknowledges the challenges faced by disadvantaged genders while highlighting the progress made in the direction of inclusivity. It suggests promoting gender-inclusive language by intentional acts, guidance, and candid dialogue. Through research and critique of gendered language, we may work towards a more equitable and polite society that recognises and values the diversity of gender identities.

Cultural heritage, comprising both tangible and intangible elements, serves as a vital pillar of identity, community cohesion, and historical continuity. In the modern world, however, this heritage faces significant threats from rapid urbanization, globalization, climate change, and armed conflict, which risk diluting cultural diversity and eroding community ties. This article explores the multifaceted importance of cultural heritage, highlighting its economic, social, and educational benefits while examining the contemporary challenges that hinder its preservation.

This article explores the role of oral folk art in shaping and preserving
ethnocultural interests. It discusses the significance of oral folk art forms such as folk tales,
myths, legends, and proverbs in transmitting cultural values, traditions, and beliefs from one
generation to the next. The article emphasizes the importance of oral folk art as a means of
creating and strengthening a sense of cultural identity among different communities. It also
examines the potential of oral folk art to promote intercultural understanding and respect by
fostering appreciation and knowledge of diverse cultural traditions. The article concludes by
calling for greater recognition and support for oral folk art as a vital component of cultural
heritage and identity.

The article is aimed at eliciting the deep, profound meaning of the religious upbringing of the human who is endangered nowadays with the loss or reduction of his/ her own identity, the identity of community, particularly family. This upbringing infusing the integrity of the personal, and society can be seen in the human's integral development covering the centre of a person's being, his/ her spirituality. Spirituality can be seen from different perspectives. Spirituality aligned with religious upbringing awakens reflection upon how necessary it is to consider it one of the most important factors for determining complex human development.

Imagination plays a vital role in children's literature, helping young readers explore new worlds, ideas, and experiences. Through imaginative narratives, children are introduced to complex concepts such as empathy, identity, and moral reasoning. This article examines the significance of imagination in children's stories, highlighting its psychological, cognitive, and social benefits. It explores how literature nurtures creativity, emotional intelligence, and problem-solving skills, contributing to a child's cognitive development and emotional well-being. Furthermore, the paper reviews key theories and examples in the field of children's literature.

The advent and widespread use of the Internet have revolutionized the way youth communicate and interact with others. This scientific article explores the psychological aspects of the influence of Internet communication on the social environment of youth. It examines the impact of online communication on social relationships, social skills development, social support networks, and social identity formation. Additionally, it discusses the potential benefits and challenges associated with Internet communication in the youth's social environment. Understanding these psychological dynamics is vital for policymakers, educators, and parents to effectively support youth in navigating the digital landscape and fostering positive social experiences.

This article  is dedicated to the ways of expressing national-cultural identity in translated version of anecdotes.Study could help Uzbek learners of English and Uzbek have useful and significant knowledge of language is rooted in culture and culture is reflected and passed on by language from one generation to the next. From this, one can see that learning a new language involves the learning of a new culture.

The Uzbek language, belonging to the Turkic language family, holds a prominent position in Central Asia. This scientific article provides an in-depth exploration of the historical development of the Uzbek language, tracing its evolution from its Turkic roots to its modern form. The article examines the linguistic significance of Uzbek, including its influences, dialect variations, and its role in shaping the cultural and social identity of the Uzbek people. Through a comprehensive analysis of historical records, linguistic studies, and cultural factors, this article sheds light on the rich history and importance of the Uzbek language.

Bu mаvzu аn'аnаviy yоki milliy kiyimlаrdа qо'llаnilаdigаn kаshtа tikish usullаrini о'rgаnishgа qаrаtilgаn. U turli mаmlаkаtlаrdа tоpilgаn kаshtаchilik nаqshlаri vа nаqshlаrining bоy mаdаniy merоsi, rаmziyligi vа аhаmiyаtini о'rgаnаdi. Tаdqiqоt tаrixiy kоntekstni, mintаqаviy о'zgаrishlаrni vа kаshtаchilikning mаdаniy о'zigа xоslikni sаqlаshdаgi rоlini о'z ichigа оlаdi.