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September 18, 2013

“Modern Anglistics and Romance Studies: First Milestone of New Millennium”

“Modern Anglistics and Romance Studies: First Milestone of New Millennium”

The Department of English Philology and the Department of Romance Philology and Translation of the School of Foreign Languages played host to an international science forum in modern Anglistics and Romance Studies.

V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University held the V International Science Forum “Modern Anglistics and Romance Studies: First Milestone of New Millennium” uniting scholars from Azerbaijan, France, Germany, Great Britain, Russia and Ukraine.

This year forum organizers were the Department of English Philology and the Department of Romance Philology and Translation of the School of Foreign Languages.

The Forum managed to gather representatives of the scholarly community providing them with an opportunity to share their experience and thoughts addressing issues related to English and Romance languages, discussing pressing matters of foreign literature and classical philology.

The Plenary Meeting was opened by the welcoming addresses of Professor Viktoria Samokhina, Head of the Department of English Philology, and Associate Professor Natalia Onishchenko, Associate Dean for Research. Reports were given by Professor V. O. Samokhina, Christiane Marque-Pucheu (Université Paris-Sorbonne, Paris, France), Professor Ihor Chekulay (Belgorod State University, Belgorod, Russia), Professor Olha Fomenko (Classical Private University, Zaporizhzhia), Professor Liudmyla Soloshchuk, Associate Professor Alina Legeyda.

The meeting tackled issues of humor in English literature, grammar of situational expressions, phraseological peculiarities of set expressions with the “money” compound in Slavic and Germanic languages, discursive peculiarities in terms of discursive relation of different code systems, recognizing semiotic differences, transformational radicalism in linguistics, etc.

The Forum agenda also included Discursive Panel Discussions covering the following issues:

  • pressing issues of text linguistics (moderators: Professor V. Samokhina; Associate Professor O. Nefiodova);
  • pressing issues of cognitive linguistics (moderators: Professor O. Morozova; Associate Professor A. Pshenychnykh);
  • pressing issues of discursive linguistics (moderators: Professor Ye. Bondarenko, Associate Professor V. Kukushkin);
  • pressing issues of linguopragmatics (moderators: Professor L. Soloshchuk, Associate Professor Yu. Matiukhina);
  • pressing issues of literature history and theory (moderator: Associate Professor E. Papoviants);
  • pressing issues of Romance studies (moderators: Associate Professor I. Muzeinyk, postgraduate A. Lukashov);
  • pressing issues of methodology of teaching foreign languages (moderators: Associate Professor M. Voronina, Associate Professor T. Varenko).

“From Digital Immigrants To Digital Natives: Printed — Cinematographic — Multimedia” (moderators: Associate Professor A.Pshenychnykh, Associate Professor A. Legeyda, Associate Professor T. Varenko) and “Linguistic Portfolio in Social Networks” (moderator: I. Yatsenko).

The conference materials are presented in the form of a compendium of abstracts of the reports. Moreover, on the occasion of holding this Forum there come out a collective monograph titled “Omnes et singulos: language mediation in discursive (co)creation” under the general editorship of Professor V. Samokhina.


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