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ხელოვნება და თანამედროვეობა Art and Modernity საქართველოს შოთა რუსთაველის თეატრისა და კინოს სახელმწიფო უნივერსიტეტი THE SHOTA RUSTAVELI THEATRE AND FILM GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY ხელოვნების მკვლევართა XIII საერთაშორისო კონფერენცია The 13th International Conference of Arts Researchers ხელოვნება და თანამედროვეობა ART AND MODERNITY ივლისი 2-3 July თბილისი 2020 TBILISI ანოტაციები l ABSTRACTS xelovnebs mkvlevarTa XIII saerTaSoriso konferencia xelovneba da Tanamedroveoba 2-3 ivlisi 2020 anotaciebi 13th International Conference of Arts Researchers ART AND MODERNITY July 2 - 3 2020 ABSTRACTS Tbilisi 2020 Tbilisi 1 krebuli warmoadgens xelovnebs mkvlevarTa XIII saerTaSoriso konferenciis anotaciebs. 2020 wlis konferenciis prioritetuli Temaa `xelovneba da Tanamedroveoba~. konferencia moicavs Tavisufali Tematikis seqciebsac. The collection presents the abstracts of the XIII Scientifi c Conference organized by the Faculty of Art Sciences, Media and Management. “Art and Modernity” is the main issue of the 2020 conference. The conference includes free thematic sections as well. organizatorebi : nato gengiuri, profesori , saxelovnebo mecnierebebis , mediisa da menejmentis fakultetis xarisxis uzrunvelyofis samsaxuris xelmZRvaneli , xelovnebis mkvlevarTa konferenciis damfuZnebeli. zviad doliZe , profesori , saxelovnebo mecnierebebis , mediisa da menejmentis fakultetis dekani. nana doliZe , asocirebuli profesori , saxelovnebo mecnierebebis , mediisa da menejmentis fakulteti ,saqarTvelos ganaTlebis ,mecnierebis , kulturisa da sportis saministros kulturis departamentis ufrosi Organizer: Nato Gengiuri, PhD, Full Professor, Head of Quality assurance of the Art Sciences, Media and Management Faculty, Founder of the Conference of Arts Researchers Zviad Dolidze, PhD, Full Professor, Dean of the Art Sciences, Media and Management Faculty Nana Dolidze, PhD, Associated Professor, the Art Sciences, Media and Management Faculty, Head of the Culture Department of The Ministry of Education, Sciences, Culture and Sport of Georgia literaturuli redaqtori: mariam iaSvili damkabadonebeli: ekaterine oqropiriZe koreqtori: manana sanadiraZe Literary Editor: Mariam Iashvili Bookbinder: Ekaterine Okroporidze Proof-reader: Manana Sanadiradze ISBN 978-9941-9706-3-4 2 sarCevi Seqspiris `hamletis~ Tanamedrove interpretaciebi ................................................................................17 loreta vaskova reJisoris roli dokumentur TeatrSi ............................................................................................19 anar ierkebai b. abdurazakovis sareJisoro gadawyvetilebebi speqtaklSi `Cveni klasi. cxovrebis gakveTilebi~ ...........................................................20 ana kvinikaZe genderi da Tanamedrove qarTuli Teatri ..............................................................................21 maia kiknaZe `Teatraluri kritikosebis erTi antipatriotuli jgufis Sesaxeb~ (me-20 saukunis 40-iani wlebis partiul Sefaseba sabWTa saTeatro kritikas) .....................................................................................22 marika mamacaSvili msoflio Teatris istoriis swavlebis gzebi ..................................................................................24 gubaz megreliZe msoflio pantomima da qarTuli Teatri ..............................................................................25 manana turiaSvili `xalxis mteri~ , rogorc axali droebis Sesatyvisi sazogadoebis modeli ..............................27 Tamar quTaTelaZe speqtaklis qveteqsti .................................................................29 laSa CxartiSvili Tanamedrove Teatris uaxlesi gamowvevebis ramdenime aspeqti teqnikuri progresis pirobebSi ...................................................................30 3 Tamar cagareli XXI saukunis gamowvevebi saTeatros xelovnebaSi ..............................................................................................32 giorgi cqitiSvili Janri _ pirobiTi mcneba .........................................................33 elCin nadir jafarovi XX saukunis Teatri Teatridan ara Teatrisken .................................................35 zviad doliZe Tanamedrove istoriuli filmi: problemebi , tendenciebi , Taviseburebebi ...............................................38 TamTa TurmaniZe dakarguli magiis ZiebaSi .....................................................39 maia levaniZe adamianebi urbanul garemoSi oTar ioselianis Semoqmedebis pirveli etapi .......................................................................................41 nadeJda miriCevska Tanamedrove koncefciebis transformaciebi bulgarul animaciaSi ................................................................42 lela oCiauri sisastike da Semwynarebloba _ qarTuli kinos „axali talRis“ obieqtivSi .............................43 giorgi razmaZe postmodernistuli instumentebi kinoSi .....................................................................45 qeTevan trapaiZe eTikuri paradoqsis nimuSebi ekranze .................46 marian cucui rumineli kinematografistebis oTxi adreuli Rvawli TanamedroveobisaTvis ..............................................................47 giorgi RvalaZe „monanieba“ gardaqmna da sajarooba ....................49 4 Teo xatiaSvili `simindis kunZuli~ Tanamedrove kinos `nel landSaftze~ ..........................................................51 mixail barazna 1990-2010 wlebis belorusis mxatvruli fotografia ...........................................................................................54 nato gengiuri Tanamedroveoba da sabWoTa arqiteqturuli danatovari saqarTveloSi _ kinoTeatrebis arqiteqtura ............................................56 irma doliZe ucnobi koleqciis Sesaxeb ....................................................57 ekaterina kenigsbergi Tanamedrove belarusis SemoqmedebiTi strategiebi. xelovani igor kauSkureviCi: gmirisa da sakuTari Tavis miTologizireba ...............................................................................59 cisia kilaZe simbolisturi tendenciebi 1920-iani wlebis qarTul modernistul mxatvrobaSi ......................61 ani kldiaSvili warsuli awmyos konteqstSi (lia bagrationis erTi gamofenis interpretaciis cda) ...................................................................................63 sofio papinaSvili giorgi sesiaSvilis evropuli samxatvro gamocdileba da Tbilisis samxatvro akademiaSi swavlis periodi ..............................................64 viqtoria sukovataia vilhelm kotarbinski , ukrainuli modernis daviwyebuli geniosi ...................................................................66 qristian fraigangi SemoqmedebiTi da arqiteqturuli pasuxi klimatur cvlilebebze ............................................................67 5 naTia wulukiZe moraluri valdebuleba da eTikuri Rirebuleba ..............................................................................................69 nino gelovani satelevizio seriali – garTobis wyaro Tu..? .................................................................72 nana doliZe xelovneba da cifruli teqnologiebi , rogorc auditoriasTan urTierTobis instrumenti pandemiur da postpandemiur epoqaSi .............................................................73 Tea sxiereli brenduli kontentis tipologia da mxatvrul-gamomsaxvelobiTi saSualebebi .............................................................................................75 lado tatiSvili sabWoTa ideologia da gadasaxlebuli jazi ..................................................................76 giorgi CarTolani telespeqtaklidan teleserialamde ......................77 revaz WiWinaZe xelovneba postmediur epoqaSi .....................................80 luba naWyebia qoreografia/qoreologia da sabunebismetyvelo mecnierebebi ...................................84 anano samsonaZe Tanamedroveoba da xalxuri qoreografia (qarTuli xalxuri qoreografiis magaliTebze) .......................85 igor stefaniuki volnis cekvebis lokaluri Tavisebureba ..........................................................................................87 6 marina qavTaraZe `ar gamoxvide internetidan , ar dauSva Secdoma~ anu krizisi rogorc SesaZlebloba .............................................................90 gvanca Rvinjilia kompozitoris SemoqmedebiTi neba da samecniero teqnikuri progresi (sakiTxis dasmis wesiT) ............................................................................92 Tamar CxeiZe mnemonuri azrovneba , rogorc qarTuli tradiciuli samgaloblo xelovnebis imanenturi Tviseba .......................................................................94 maia doborjginiZe espaneli siurealisti da `trero~ .........................96 TinaTin korZaZe „guSindelni“ dRes ...........................................................................98 TinaTin qaTamaSvili warmosaxvis ganviTareba msaxiobis ostatobis swavlebis procesSi ...................................99 mzia manjaviZe uxmo kino xmovaneba da xmovani kinos sawyisebi ....................................................................................................102 7 dilavardisa daviTuliani lili koWlamazaSvili ekonomikis akademiuri doqtori eqstremaluri turizmi saqarTveloSi .....................................................................................103 niko kvaracxelia xis sakulto nagebobebi dasavleT saqarTveloSi , rogorc saCvenebeli obieqti turizmSi .........................................................................105 magdalena katana mendesi didi britaneTis kreatiuli qalaqebi _ idea da praqtikuli ganzomileba ...........................107 giorgi fxakaZe irina tyeSelaSvili kreatiuli da SemoqmedebTi qalaqebi _ idea Tu „gamWirvale“ mmarTveloba?
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