Инглиз тили ва адабиёти

Гулистон давлат университети “Инглиз тили ва адабиёти” кафедрасининг -сонли йиғилиши баённомасидан кўчирма

Гулистон шаҳри 2021 йил 27 август

Раис: А. Позилов

Котибa: Х. Кучкарова
Қатнашдилар: кафедранинг барча аъзолари


КУН ТАРТИБИ:


1. Хорижий тил ва адабиёти йўналиши 4- босқич талабаларининг "Ўрганилаётган тил назарий аспектлари" фани бўйича курс иши мавзуларини тасдиқлаш


ЭШИТИЛДИ: Кун тартибидаги ушбу масала юзасидан кафедра мудири А.А. Позилов сўзга чиқиб, йиғилиш қатнашчиларига Хорижий тил ва адабиёти (инглиз тили) йўналиши 4- босқич талабаларининг "Ўрганилаётган тил назарий аспектлари" фани бўйича курс иши мавзуларини тасдиқлаш ҳақида гапирди. Юқорида айтиб ўтилган фан ўз ичига Назарий фонетика, назарий грамматика, ўрганилаётган тил тарихи, стилистика ва лексикология фанларини олганлигини, қуйида тақдим этиладиган мавзулар ўшбу фанларнинг барчаси бўйича эканлигини айтиб ўтди. Шунингдек, кафедра мудири ушбу мавзуларнинг долзарблиги борасида сўзлаб ўтди. Курс иши бўйича кафедра профессор-ўқитувчилари илмий раҳбар сифатида бириктирилганини сўзлади. Курс иши мавзуларининг рўйхатини тақдим этиб ушбу мавзулар бўйича кафедра муҳокамасига қўйди. Рўйхат қуйидаги кўринишга эга:

1. 
   Comparative study of the English and Uzbek language
   
2. 
   Morphemes. Types of morphemes
   
3. 
   Principles of morphemic analysis
   
4. 
   Affixation
   
5. 
   Word cluster
   
6. 
   Conversion
   
7. 
   Substantivization of adjectives
   
8. 
   Wordcomposition. Compound words
   
9. 
   Shortened words abbrivations and clippings
   
10. 
    Classification of abbreviation
    
11. 
    Splinters and their properties
    
12. 
    Definition of meaning. Different approaches to meaning
    
13. 
    Semantic structure of the word
    
14. 
    Meaning and context
    
15. 
    Change of meaning of words
    
16. 
    Causes of semantic change
    
17. 
    Generalization of meaning
    
18. 
    Synchronic and diachronic analysis of polysemy
    
19. 
    Homonyms
    
20. 
    The difference between hornonymy and polysemy
    
21. 
    Classification of synonyms
    
22. 
    Antonyms
    
23. 
    Semantic systems in English
    
24. 
    Definition of phraseological units, their stability and idiomaticity
    
25. 
    The penetration of borrowed words in English
    
26. 
    Dictionary compiling and its origin
    
27. 
    The expansion of the English language
    
28. 
    The difference between British and American English
    
29. 
    Componential analysis
    
30. 
    Cognitive analysis of words
    
31. 
    Method of semantic differential
    
32. 
    Distributional analysis
    
33. 
    Transformational analysis
    
34. 
    The Immediate constituents analysis.
    
35. 
    Attributive Clauses in English.
    
36. 
    Grammatical features of the proper nouns in English.
    
37. 
    The statives in modern English.
    
38. 
    Functional-semantic characteristics of particles in English.
    
39. 
    Syntax of the comparative constructions in English.
    
40. 
    The problem of the diphthongs in English.
    
41. 
    The problem of the palatalization of the sounds
    
42. 
    Confusing choices of English words.
    
43. 
    The problem of the accent in English.
    
44. 
    Rhythm as one of the components of Intonation.
    
45. 
    The development of morphological system of English.
    
46. 
    Accommodation of phonemes in the speech.
    
47. 
    The stress in multisyllabic words.
    
48. 
    The typology of syntactical system in Russian and English.
    
49. 
    Intonational structure of the Declarative sentences in English.
    
50. 
    Metaphor and its specific features in the English language
    
51. 
    Verb phrases in English
    
52. 
    Noun phrases in English
    
53. 
    Articles and their functions in the English
    
54. 
    The main characters of neologisms in Modern English
    
55. 
    Typological category of number in English and Uzbek (Russian)
    
56. 
    Repetition as a stylistic device (with Uzbek examples)
    
57. 
    Euphemism as a stylistic device of the English language (with Uzbek examples)
    
58. 
    Phraseological units with the verbs “to make” and “to do” and the ways of their translation into Uzbek/Russian
    
59. 
    Peculiar use of colloquial constructions
    
60. 
    Phrasal verbs with the verb “to get” and their translation into Uzbek (Russian)
    
61. 
    Phrasal verbs with the verb “to go” and their translation into Uzbek (Russian)
    
62. 
    Complex and compound sentence structure
    
63. 
    Slang as an unseparable part of the English speech
    
64. 
    Synonyms; their meaning the same or different (with Uzbek examples)
    
65. 
    The peculiarities of the Belles-Letters Style.
    
66. 
    Compositional Patterns of Syntactical Arrangement.
    
67. 
    The category of number in English and its way of translation into Uzbek.
    
68. 
    The peculiar features of Word structure in modern English.
    
69. 
    The Infinitive Constructions and The Ways of Their Using
    
70. 
    Typological category of number in English and Uzbek
    
71. 
    Regional Variation of Pronunciation In The South-West Of England
    
72. 
    The Indo-European Family of Languages
    
73. 
    German Languages and Their Characteristics
    
74. 
    Languages Uses in Britain before English
    
75. 
    German Tribes and Their Languages
    
76. 
    Old English Grammar
    
77. 
    Old English Phonetics
    
78. 
    Old English Vocabulary and Word Building Means
    
79. 
    Middle English and Its Characteristics
    
80. 
    Phonetic Layer of Middle English
    
81. 
    Grammar Layer of Middle English
    
82. 
    Vocabulary of Middle English
    
83. 
    Norman Conquest and its Effect on Linguistic Situation
    
84. 
    Grimm’s Law
    
85. 
    Verner’s Law
    
86. 
    English Language as International Language
    
87. 
    Eastern Germanic, Western Germanic and Northern Germanic Groups of Languages
    
88. 
    The Runic Alphabet
    
89. 
    Periodization in the History of the English Language
    
90. 
    Old English Written Records
    
91. 
    Germanic Settlement of Britain and Beginning of English
    
92. 
    The Nominal System of Old English
    
93. 
    Middle English Written Records
    
94. 
    Influence of Latin Language to the Development of English Word Stock
    
95. 
    Development and Formation of English Dialects
    
96. 
    Middle English Dialects
    
97. 
    Modern English Dialects and Their History
    
98. 
    Borrowings in English Language
    
99. 
    Changes in the Phonetic System in Middle and Modern English
    
100. 
     Historical Background of Old English Period
     
101. 
     Inner and Outer History of the English Language
     
102. 
     Changes in the Verbal System of Old English and Middle English
     
103. 
     Alliteration
     
104. 
     Allusions
     
105. 
     Antithesis
     
106. 
     Antonomasia
     
107. 
     Asyndeton
     
108. 
     Chiasmus (Reversed Parallel Constructions)
     
109. 
     Cliché
     
110. 
     Climax (Gradation)
     
111. 
     Decompositions of Set Expressions
     
112. 
     Detached Constructions
     
113. 
     Ellipsis
     
114. 
     Enumeration
     
115. 
     Epigrams
     
116. 
     Euphemism
     
117. 
     Expressive Means and Stylistic Devices
     
118. 
     Hyperbole
     
119. 
     Interjections
     
120. 
     Irony
     
121. 
     Litotes
     
122. 
     Metaphor
     
123. 
     Metonymy
     
124. 
     Neutral, Common Literary and Common Colloquial Vocabulary
     
125. 
     Newspaper Style
     
126. 
     Onomatopoeia
     
127. 
     Oxymoron
     
128. 
     Parallel Constructions
     
129. 
     Periphrasis
     
130. 
     Polysemy
     
131. 
     Polysyndeton
     
132. 
     Proverbs and Sayings
     
133. 
     Publicistic Style
     
134. 
     Question-in-Narrative
     
135. 
     Quotations
     
136. 
     Repetition
     
137. 
     Represented Speech
     
138. 
     Rhetorical Questions
     
139. 
     Rhyme
     
140. 
     Rhythm
     
141. 
     Scientific Prose Style
     
142. 
     Simile
     
143. 
     Special Colloquial Vocabulary
     
144. 
     Special Literary Vocabulary
     
145. 
     Stylistic Inversion
     
146. 
     Suspense (Retardation)
     
147. 
     The Belles-Lettres Style
     
148. 
     The Epithet
     
149. 
     The Object and the Aims of Stylistics
     
150. 
     The Style of Official Documents
     
151. 
     Types of Lexical Meaning
     
152. 
     Zeugma and Pun
     
153. 
     Publicistic style