49th International Philological Conference (IPC 2020) in Homage to Professor Ludmila Verbitskaya (1936-2019)

Пленарное заседание

The suggested range of issues: works of particular authors; various issues in poetics, rhetoric, topics, textology; interconnections between the Russian and foreign literatures; particular stages in the literary history, its periodisation, literary schools, genres and styles.

The suggested range of issues: any aspects of studying Latin and Classical Greek as well as of the literature created in these languages; the languages of the Bible: Classical Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek; Semitic languages; Old Testament textology; the language and style of the New Testament; Biblical translations from the Septuagint until present; various issues in the grammar, phonetics and lexicology of the Balkan languages; the theory and history of the Balkan literature; Byzantine history and culture.

The suggested range of issues: cultural anthropology, theoretical aspects of humanitarian research; comparative poetics; the history of the formation and development of the Russian verse; the folklore of the Contemporary period.

The suggested range of issues: cinema and text; text, music and translation; dramaturgy and theatre.

The suggested range of issues: the theory and practice of teaching foreign languages including teaching Russian as a foreign language; methods of testing used when teaching languages to adults and schoolchildren.

The suggested range of issues: grammar and vocabulary; the history of linguistics; psycholinguistics; sociolinguistics; phonetics and phonology; applied and computational linguistics.

The suggested range of issues: the history and modern state of the Romance and Germanic languages including lexicology, phraseology, grammar; English discourse and variability.

The suggested range of issues: the history and modern state of the Russian language including lexicology and lexicography; grammar; stylistics and standards of speech; dialectology; the history of the Russian language and texts; Russian linguistic worldview; Russian colloquial speech; Russian as the official language of the Russian Federation.

The suggested range of issues: Slavonic literatures and literary interrelations; modern and historical issues in Bulgarian and Slavonic studies; Slavonic-Germanic comparative studies; Slavonic Linguistics and Slavonic phraseology.

The suggested range of issues: development of a translation model meeting the 21st century challenges; the correlation between literary translation and translation of fiction; the interaction of sociological and culturological aspects of translation studies; the role of corpus linguistics in translation practice; the problems of forming translational competence in University students — future translators.