This research paper examines the “Fig Tree” metaphor in Sylvia Plath’s semi-autobiographical novel, The Bell Jar. It explores the psychological struggle of the protagonist, Esther Greenwood, as she tries to choose an identity in the 1950s. The paper analyzes how the “Feminine Mystique” and social pressure created a “double bind” for women, where they were forced to choose between a career and a family. By looking at the results of Esther’s indecision, this study shows that “madness” was often a result of having no acceptable way to be a successful woman and a creative artist at the same time.

This article examines the importance and methods of using diagrammatic problems in developing logical thinking in elementary school students

Ushbu maqola o‘smirlarda ma’naviy-axloqiy tarbiyani shakllantirishning psixologik jihatlarini tahlil qiladi

Hozirgi kunda chet tillarini o`rganish va o`rgatish barcha rivojlangan mamlakatlar qatori yurtimiz O`zbekistonda ham zamon talabiga aylanmoqda. Chet tillarini o`rganish uchun barcha yurtdoshlarimizga yaratib berilayotgan shart-sharoitlar o`zining ijobiy natijasini ko‘rsatmoqda, desak mubolag‘a bo‘lmaydi

Ushbu maqola qadimgi dunyo tarix fanining paydo boʻlishi, rivojlanishi va asosiy xususiyatlarini oʻrganadi.