Conferences

The Alisher Nava'i Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature (TSUULL) has established itself as a vibrant hub for intellectual exchange through its diverse range of conferences. These gatherings focus on a multitude of topics related to the Uzbek language, literature, cultural heritage, linguistics, and related social sciences, fostering academic and cultural engagement among scholars from Uzbekistan and beyond. TSUULL's conferences play a crucial role in promoting research, enabling discussions that contribute to the evolution of Uzbek linguistics, and supporting initiatives that align with contemporary issues and technological advancements.
At TSUULL, conferences serve as a platform for educators, researchers, and students to present findings and share perspectives on the Uzbek language's development, evolution, and impact. One of the primary themes is the preservation and modernization of the Uzbek language, which is approached through academic presentations, workshops, and panel discussions. These conferences provide opportunities to address critical linguistic issues, explore Uzbek’s role in digital spaces, and develop teaching methodologies that align with modern educational standards. By doing so, TSUULL helps to bridge the gap between traditional linguistic study and innovative language application in today's digitalized world.

Another significant theme in TSUULL’s conference series revolves around Uzbek literature, particularly the works of Alisher Nava'i, whose influence remains central to the university’s mission. Literary conferences provide a venue to examine Nava'i’s legacy, compare it to global literary trends, and encourage new literary criticism that brings fresh interpretations to Uzbek classics. TSUULL’s focus on literature also includes contemporary Uzbek writers, ensuring that discussions remain relevant to current cultural narratives. The university often invites notable authors, poets, and literary critics to speak, enhancing students' understanding and appreciation of Uzbek literary traditions.
TSUULL’s conference landscape is further enriched by its dedication to technology-driven initiatives. With the rise of digital media, conferences addressing digital archiving, language preservation, and linguistic applications in artificial intelligence have gained prominence. Scholars from the fields of computational linguistics and language technology present innovative projects, underscoring the university’s role in bringing Uzbek language studies into the digital age.
Conferences at Alisher Nava'i TSUULL play a pivotal role in cultivating a rich academic environment where Uzbek language and literature are celebrated, analyzed, and evolved.