Texas Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies

Linguopragmatic Research Of Craft Discourse

2025-05-09T13:55:36+00:00

This article focuses on the linguopragmatic study of handicraft discourse. It examines communicative situations related to handicraft activities, the interaction between craftspeople, and the pragmatic strategies employed in presenting and selling their products. The study analyzes the specific pragmatic features of handicraft discourse, including speech acts, implicatures, politeness strategies, and discourse markers. The article discusses the socio-cultural context of handicraft discourse, its communicative goals, and its role in the relationships between craftspeople

Ways To Effectively Use Investments In Textile Industry Enterprises

2025-05-09T14:00:51+00:00

This article analyzes the priority areas of effective use of investments in textile industry enterprises. The optimal mechanisms for placing investment resources are considered based on the specifics of the industry, the technological level of production and the efficiency of using existing production funds. The article also evaluates factors such as the implementation of innovative projects, increasing the profitability of capital investments, and digitization of investment processes as important factors based on foreign experience. Based on the analysis, proposals and recommendations have been developed to increase the economic efficiency of investments in the textile industry

The Role Of Translation In Intercultural Communication

2025-05-13T18:27:45+00:00

The article examines the multifaceted role of translation within the sphere of intercultural communication, demonstrating that translation functions not as a mere linguistic operation but as a dynamic act of cultural mediation. Drawing on interdisciplinary theoretical frameworks, the study explores how translators navigate the complex interplay between language structures, cultural values, and pragmatic conventions. The analysis reveals that translation involves the reconstruction of meaning rather than its replication, requiring translators to exercise intercultural sensitivity, cognitive adaptability, and ethical discernment. It is argued that translation actively reshapes the conditions of intercultural interaction, contributing not only to mutual intelligibility but also to the emergence of hybrid cultural forms within an increasingly interconnected global environment.