Department of Modern Russian Language

Head of the Department:

Head of the Department:
Shakurbanova Nadezhda Emirovna
E-mail: la_primaveraa@mail.ru
Working hours: Monday – Tuesday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

History of the Department

The Department of Modern Russian Language has been operating at the Faculty of Russian Philology under the leadership of Nadezhda Emirovna Shakurbanova since 2019. Previously, the department was named the Department of the Russian Language and had the status of an interdepartmental unit. Currently, the department has 2 Doctors of Philological Sciences, Professors.

The honorary head of the department is Makanbet Dzhusupov, Doctor of Philological Sciences, Professor, recipient of the state order "Dostlik" ("Friendship") of the Republic of Uzbekistan (2002), holder of the badge "For Merit in the Development of Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan" (2008), laureate of honorary titles "Honored Professor" ("Fakhri Professor") (2002) and "Honorary Head of the Department" of the Russian Language at UzGMY (2010). His name is listed in the "Linguodidactic Encyclopedic Dictionary" among the 300 scholars-methodologists.

He introduced into scientific usage concepts and terms such as: singharmophoneme (singharmonic phoneme), singharmophonology (phonology of singharmonism), singharmonic reduction, singharmonic position, singharmophonological opposition; minus-plus segmentation (a type of segmental speech interference).

Sapareva Kunduz Otabayevna – Doctor of Philological Sciences, Professor, headed the Department of Modern Russian Language from 2018 to 2019. She is highly qualified in the field of Russian linguistics and actively participates in scientific activities related to the development of the Russian language and its teaching in Uzbekistan. She is the author of numerous scientific articles published in prestigious journals worldwide.

In 2006, she published a monograph titled "Phonostylistics of the Russian and Uzbek Languages," which addressed issues of modern phonostylistics, language variation and phonovariation, phonostylistic means of foreign words in the Russian language, and the peculiarities of presenting the stylistic coloring of phonovariants of words in dictionaries of modern Uzbek language. Under the leadership of Sapareva K.O., many specialists at UzGMY received academic degrees.

Main Staff:

• Doctors of Sciences – 2

• Candidates of Sciences – 6

• Senior Teachers – 5

• Teachers – 6

• Intern Teeachers – 7
  Total – 25 people

Part-Time Staff:

• Candidates of Sciences – 4

• Teachers – 3

• Intern teachers – 3
  Total – 10 people

DISCIPLINES TAUGHT IN THE DEPARTMENT:

1. Practical Russian Language

2. Russian Language

3. History of the Russian Language (Slavistics, Historical Grammar of the Russian Language, History of the Russian Literary Language)

4. Modern Slavic Languages

5. Comparative and Contrastive Linguistics

6. Practical Stylistics of the Russian Language

7. Methodology of Scientific Research

8. Comparative Grammar of the Russian and Uzbek Languages

ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT'S PROFESSORS AND LECTURERS:

• Out of 25 members of the core staff of the Department of Modern Russian Language, 21 have international language certificates at the C2 level, and 4 have C1.

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH WORK AT THE DEPARTMENT:

Head of the Department, Shakurbanova Nadezhda Emirovna, conducted scientific research in the specialty 10.00.04 – Languages and Literature of the Peoples of Europe, America, and Australia on the topic: "Sociolinguistic Informativeness of Polypredicative Constructions (Based on the Material of Women's Roles in Artistic Texts)."

Doctor of Philological Sciences, Professor Dzhusupov Mahanbet conducted scientific research in the specialty 10.02.06 – Turkic Languages, 10.02.01 – Russian Language on the topic: "Singharmonic Sound System Compared with Non-Singharmonic (Based on the Material of Kazakh and Russian Languages)."

Doctor of Philological Sciences, Professor Im Svetlana Borisovna conducted scientific research in the specialty 10.00.04 – Languages and Literature of the Peoples of Europe, America, and Australia on the topic: "Morphonological Phenomena in the Process of Synthesizing the Sound Shape of a Word."

Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor Khamraeva Gulshod Arslanovna conducted scientific research in the specialty 13.00.02 – Theory and Methods of Teaching and Education (Russian Language) on the topic: "Linguodidactic Foundations of Teaching the Stylistic Properties of the Russian Language Adverbs to Students of Uzbek Groups."

Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Senior Lecturer Sapareva Nurjamal Begaydarovna conducted scientific research in the specialty 13.00.02 – Theory and Methods of Teaching and Education (Russian Language) on the topic: "Linguodidactic Foundations of Teaching Kazakh Students Nomination-Centric Proverbs in the Russian Language."

Candidate of Philological Sciences, Associate Professor Nasirova Nargiza Akhmetovna conducted scientific research in the specialty 10.02.02 – National Languages (Russian Language) on the topic: "Presentation of the Stylistic Coloring of the Verb in Explanatory Dictionaries of Modern Russian Language."

Doctor of Philosophy in Philological Sciences, Associate Professor Yelkin Denis Yurievich conducted scientific research in the specialty 10.00.04 – Languages and Literature of the Peoples of Europe, America, and Australia on the topic: "Linguocultural Study of Artistic Texts in Multilingual Conditions."

Doctor of Philosophy in Philological Sciences, Senior Lecturer Uzbekov Timur Sakenovich conducted scientific research in the specialty 10.00.11 – Theory of Language. Applied and Computational Linguistics on the topic: "Semantic, Functional-Stylistic, and Linguostatistical Properties of Language Play."

PUBLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES AND ABSTRACTS:

In the first half of the 2024-2025 academic year, more than 60 scientific articles were published in various international and national scientific journals, as well as in collections of scientific-practical conferences of international and national scale.

SPIRITUAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES:

On May 20, 2024, in anticipation of the International Day for Biological Diversity, the faculty members of the Department of Modern Russian Language, Shakurbanova N.E., Morozova I.G., Khudaikulova F.K., Uzbekov T.S., held an event titled "The Impact of Ecosystems on the Psycho-Emotional State of a Person in Urbanization Conditions."

The goal of the event was to observe and analyze the impact of the natural environment on the psycho-emotional state of a person in an urban environment. During the event, Uzbekov T.S. briefly spoke about the goals of the event and the importance of studying the influence of nature on humans.

On May 21, 2024, the Department of Modern Russian Language organized the ecological action "Clean Shore of Boshkyzylsaya" as part of fulfilling the 14th Goal of the Sustainable Development Goals program. Professors Dilorum Shagiyaevna Riskulova and Dilorum Norbekovna Mustafaeva, along with students of UzGMY, actively participated in cleaning the Boshkyzylsaya shore, making a significant contribution to improving the ecology of the region.

On May 28, 2024, Senior Lecturer Velishaeva E.S. held an event dedicated to the realization of the 13th Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) "Combating Climate Change." Students participated in discussions on how each of us can contribute to improving the ecological situation in the region. Students were then tasked with creating a social advertisement text. The original texts were recognized as: "Living ecologically is logical," and "Refuse plastic – it will be a fantastic life."

On December 11, 2024, at the Faculty of Russian Philology, within the framework of the "Slavic Festival," Senior Lecturer Velishaeva E.S. conducted a master class titled "Slavic Amulets: Motanka Dolls." Students from groups 2305, 2308, 2309 actively participated in the event and made the amulets themselves.

On December 12, 2024, within the framework of the "Slavic Festival," Senior Lecturer Velishaeva E.S. conducted a master class titled "The History of New Year's and Christmas Cards." Students from group 2308 created cards and wrote wishes in different Slavic languages.