Cultural meaning
Literary language carries cultural associations. English–Uzbek translation raises questions about how those associations can be understood across languages.
Literary translation · English ↔ Uzbek
Shakhnoza Rakhimova PhD
Exploring literary translation and the relationship between human interpretation and artificial intelligence.
Between languages,
a world of interpretation.
An academic introduction
Shakhnoza Rakhimova is an educator and researcher whose work explores literary translation, cultural meaning, and the relationship between human and artificial intelligence in English–Uzbek translation. She holds a PhD and is pursuing DSc research in this field. Her research interests include cultural meaning, comparative poetics, literary style, and metaphor. Related educational interests connect this research context with AI translation tools, EFL writing, and learner autonomy.
About ShakhnozaLines of inquiry
Literary language carries cultural associations. English–Uzbek translation raises questions about how those associations can be understood across languages.
A literary work has a distinctive way of speaking. Metaphor, rhythm, and tone offer lenses for thinking about what changes in translation.
AI-mediated translation invites comparison with human interpretation, especially where a passage depends on literary or cultural context.
Academic journey
An earned doctoral qualification.
PhD researchEnglish–Uzbek literary translation, culture, and AI.
Current researchScholarly work
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Shared questions, new conversations
Research discussion, academic events, and educational exchange around language, culture, and AI.
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