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LINGUIST List 21.1651

Mon Apr 05 2010

Confs: Linguistics and Literature/Russia

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        1.    Olga Bondarets, Chekhov's Works in Translation to German

Message 1: Chekhov's Works in Translation to German
Date: 05-Apr-2010
From: Olga Bondarets <olemland.ru>
Subject: Chekhov's Works in Translation to German
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Chekhov's Works in Translation to German

Date: 11-Oct-2010 - 15-Oct-2010
Location: Taganrog, Russia
Contact: Olga Bondarets
Contact Email: < click here to access email >

Linguistic Field(s): Ling & Literature

Meeting Description:

Chekhov's Works in Translation to German
Taganrog
2010

Program of the conference ''Chekhov's works in translation to German'':

October, 11

10:00 – 13:00
Speeches of the daad representative under SFU in Rostov-on-Don Ms Zilke Blum, the chairman of organizing committee Prof. Polenova G.T., the head of linguistic department TTI SFU Prof. Tsaturova I.A. and the pro-rector of foreign relations TIME Sveshnikova L.A.

15:00 -15:30
Report by Pokatilova E.V., a curator of the fund “Rare Book” in the Literary Museum (h. 338343, o. 383697), ''The first publications of Chekhov’s works in Germany''
Chekhov’s literary museum

16:30 – 17:30
Exhibition of Chekhov’s works published in Germany, excursion in the literary museum.
Chekhov’s literary museum

October, 12

10:00 – 13:00
Performances and a programme “Germany lands” in the German language prepared by municipal schools and nearby villages.
The big academic hall of TTI SFU

15:00 –
Report by Jakovleva (h. 64-02-18, o. 38-32-30), librarian of foreign language literature department, “Chekhov A.P. and Germany”.
Chekhov’s library


16:00
Exhibition:
Chekhov A.P. and Germany – Jakovleva E.V., Pokatilova E.V.
Chekhov’s library

17:30-18:30
Performance prepared by Russian-German house
Department of foreign languages

October, 13

10:00 – 13:00
Chekhov’s works in translation to German – Polenova G.T., Mirgorodskaya E.V., Sajannaya N.N., master-class “Dialogue of two cultures” – Paschenko J.A.
Department of foreign languages (Petrovskaya Street, 68)

October, 15

10:00- 13:00
Closing. Speech of Mr. Dr. Stockmann, the authorized representative of the German Embassy in Rostov region. Summing up. Award ceremony of prize-winners from schools and educational institutions. Performances of the guests of the project. (Russian-German houses from Astrahan, Volgograd). Brass band. Recitation in German by Judit Merkushev 'Talk on a Landing'. Alferaki’s Palace


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