Abstract
The paper analyzes how headline complexes and selection rules create implicit cultural meanings in English and Uzbek online journalism. Building on Uzbek media-linguistic scholarship on the title set and psychological hooks, the study models headlines as interpretive frames that steer readers toward particular horizons of relevance. A hermeneutic approach is used to connect micro-level title choices with macro-level assumptions about authority, novelty, and public expectations in English and Uzbek media environments.
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