Kafedra mudir_ (fan doktori va professor ilmiy unvonga ega)
O'zbek tili va adabiyoti kafedrasi
The Department of Uzbek Language and Literature was founded in 1933. The department was headed by prof. M.Solihov, prof. V.Abdullayev, prof. S.Aliyev, prof. R.J.Vohidov, prof. O.Safarov, Ph.D., N.Afokova, Ph.D., I.M. Ganiyev, prof. Sh.N.Ahmedova, prof. H.P.Eshonkulov, who made a worthy contribution to increasing its scientific and pedagogical potential and strengthening its material and technical base. Currently, the department is headed by prof. D.Z. Rajabov.
The department has a research center "Language, Literature and Folklore". Members of the department provide educational and methodological assistance to vocational colleges. In order to increase the efficiency of scientific and educational work, cooperation agreements have been concluded with the following scientific organizations and educational institutions: Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz in Germany, University of Zurich in Switzerland, Hacettepe University in Turkey, Omir Halisdemir University in Nigde, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State Federal University in the Russian Federation, South Ural Federal University, Kazan Federal University, M.V. Lomonosov Northern (Arctic) Federal University, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, Alma-Ata Khotin Girls Pedagogical University, Baku State University in Azerbaijan, Baku Eurasian University, Turkic-Kyrgyz Manas University in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan Pedagogical Institute, as well as UzMU, SamDU, QarDU, UrDU, NavDU, FarDU, ADU, UzZHAKU, SamCHTI and Bukhara City IIB Academic Lyceum, Vobkent District Vocational Polytechnic No. 2 of Bukhara Region, These include the Presidential School in Bukhara and School No. 38 in Bukhara.
Educational areas, specialties and specializations prepared at the department:
60230100 – Philology and language teaching: bachelors are prepared in the direction of the Uzbek language. Students are currently studying in this direction.
60230100 – Philology and language teaching: bachelors are prepared in the direction of the Tajik language. Students are currently studying in this direction.
60230300 – Bachelors are prepared in the direction of textual studies and literary source studies (Uzbek language). Students are currently studying in this direction.
70230104 – Master's degrees are prepared in the direction of literary studies (Uzbek literature). Students are currently studying in this direction.
70230301 – Master's degree in Textual Studies and Literary Source Studies (Uzbek language) is being prepared. Students are currently studying in this field.
Research activities of the department
The department mainly conducts research in the areas of textual studies, source studies, folklore studies, and literature teaching methods. Over the past 5 years, members of the department have published more than 237 scientific articles in international and national scientific journals. More than 20 talented students are involved in research work at the department. Over the past 2 years, more than 15 scientific articles by students have been published in scientific collections.
Research activities of the department
The department is currently conducting scientific research in the following areas:
10.00.02 – Uzbek literature.
10.00.06 – Comparative literature, comparative linguistics and translation studies.
10.00.07 – Theory of literature.
10.00.08 – Folklore studies.
Department disciplines
1.Subjects taught in the educational areas of the Department of Uzbek Language and Literature
60230100 – Philology and Language Teaching: Subjects taught in the Uzbek language bachelor's degree
1.Uzbek folklore
2.Oriental languages (Arabic, Persian)
3.Theory of literary studies
4.Current literary process
5.History of Uzbek literature
6.World literature
7.Navoi studies
8.New Uzbek literature
9.Comparative literary studies
10.Methodology of teaching Uzbek language and literature
11.Introduction to Aruz and classical poetics
12.Classical oriental poetics
13.Uzbek mythology
14.Novel poetics
15.Literature of Turkic peoples
16.Literature of fraternal peoples
17.History of Uzbek literary criticism
18.Reading culture and expressive reading
70230301 – Textual Studies and Literary Source Studies (Uzbek Language) Subjects Taught in the Master's Degree
19.Methodology of Teaching Special Subjects
20.Theory of Textual Studies
21.Practice of Working with Literary Sources
22.Error and Book Art
23.Problems of Folk Textual Studies
24.Classical Oriental Poetics
25.Fundamentals of Scientific-Critical Text
26.Text and Principles of Its Interpretation
27.Sources of Sufi Literature
28.Sufism and Artistic Creativity
29.Philological Study of a Literary Source
70230104 – Literary Studies (Uzbek Literature) Subjects Taught in the Master's Degree
30.Theoretical Poetics
31.History of Literary Studies
32.Classical Historical Poetics
33.Problems of World Literature
34.History of modern literature
35.Theory of literary criticism
36.The problem of evaluation in literary criticism
37.The literary environment of Bukhara
38.The problem of style in modern Uzbek prose
39.Problems of Uzbek classical literature
40.The language of classical texts
41.Analysis of the text of a work of fiction
42.Poetics of classical prose
60230100 – Philology and language teaching: subjects taught in the bachelor's degree in Tajik
43.Tajik folklore
44.Modern Tajik literary language
45.History of Tajik literature
46.Tajik dialectology
47.Tajik onomastics
48.Tajik literature and literary relations
49.Introduction to Persian philology
50.Methodology of teaching Tajik language and literature
51.National revival and new Tajik literature
52.Current literary process and literary criticism
53.World and Persian literature
Subjects taught in other educational areas of the university
1.Uzbek and world literature (for the educational area "Organization and management of culture and institutions")
2.Poetics of ghazals in the maqom series ("Vocal art, (traditional singing)" educational area for direction)
