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Tezisebi ABSTRACTS ivane javaxiSvilis saxelobis Tbilisis saxelmwifo universiteti humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakulteti Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Faculty of Humanities axalgazrda mecnierTa III saerTaSoriso simpoziumi humanitarul mecnierebebSi III INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM FOR YOUNG SCHOLARS IN THE HUMANITIES Tezisebi ABSTRACTS 27-30 noemberi November 27-30 Tbilisi 2019 Tbilisi ivane javaxiSvilis saxelobis Tbilisis saxelmwifo universiteti humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakulteti Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University Faculty of Humanities axalgazrda mecnierTa III saerTaSoriso simpoziumi humanitarul mecnierebebSi III International Symposium for Young Scholars in the Humanities Tezisebi ABSTRACTS 27-30 noemberi November 27-30 gamomcemloba `universali~ Tbilisi 2019 Tbilisi SoTa rusTavelis erovnuli samecniero fondi Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation aRniSnuli proeqti ganxorcielda SoTa rusTavelis erovnuli samecniero fondis finansuri mxardaWeriT (sagranto proeqti MG-ISE-19-675). This project has been made possible by financial support from the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation (Grant Project MG- ISE-19-675). www.rustaveli.org.ge © iv. javaxiSvilis saxelobis Tbilisis saxelmwifo universiteti, 2019 gamomcemloba `universali~, 2019 Tbilisi, 0186, a. politkovskaias #4, : 5(99) 33 52 02, 5(99) 17 22 30 E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected] ISBN 978-9941-26-594-5 2 axalgazrda mecnierTa saerTaSoriso simpoziumis samecniero komiteti: nana gafrindaSvili – proeqtis xelmZRvaneli, Tsu humanitarul mec- nierebaTa fakultetis dekani, profesori; goCa jafariZe – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis profe- sori; darejan gardavaZe – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis xa- risxis uzrunvelyofis samsaxuris ufrosi, profesori; darejan TvalTvaZe – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis profesori; ekaterine navrozaSvili – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis samecniero kvlevebisa da ganviTarebis samsaxuris ufrosi, asoc. profesori; zviad cxvediani – akaki wereTlis saxelobis quTaisis saxelmwifo uni- versitetis humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis asoc. profesori; Tamar mosiaSvili – ilias saxelmwifo universitetis xelovnebisa da mecnierebis fakultetis asoc. profesori; zaal abaSiZe – korneli kekeliZis saxelobis saqarTvelos xelnawerTa erovnuli centris direqtori, saqarTvelos sapatriarqos wminda andria pirvelwodebulis saxelobis qarTuli univer- sitetis profesori; giorgi alibegaSvili – saxelmwifo enis departamentis Tavmjdomare, saqarTvelos sapatriarqos wminda andria pirvelwodebulis saxelobis qarTuli universitetis profesori; reuven enoxi – israelis arielis universiteti, israelis memkvidreo- bis departamentis profesori; iasuhiro kojima – tokios ucxo enaTa instituti, iaponia; bernar utie – samecniero kvlevaTa safrangeTis erovnuli fondis wevri, safrangeTi. axalgazrda mecnierTa III saerTaSoriso simpoziumis saorganizacio komiteti ivane mWedelaZe – proeqtis koordinatori, Tsu humanitarul mecniere- baTa fakultetis ukrainistikis institutis specialisti, filologiis doqtori; nino kvirikaSvili – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis xaris- xis uzrunvelyofis samsaxuris ufrosi specialisti, doqtoranti; Tea qamuSaZe – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis saswavlo procesis marTvis samsaxuris ufrosi specialisti, anTropologiis doqtori; giorgi jRarkava – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis doqto- ranti; 3 sofio ToTibaZe – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis doqto- ranti; elene lursmanaSvili – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis ma- gistranti; eliso WeliZe – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis saswavlo procesis marTvis samsaxuris ufrosi specialisti, doqtoranti; lana qaraia – Tsu humanitarul mecnierebaTa fakultetis doqtoranti. Scientific Committee of III International Symposium for Young Scholars Nana Gaprindashvili – Project Supervisor, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities, TSU, Professor; Gocha Japaridze – Professor, TSU Faculty of Humanities; Darejan Gardavadze – Head of the Quality Assurance Office of the Faculty of Humanities, Professor; Darejan Tvaltvadze – Professor, TSU Faculty of Humanities; Ekaterine Navrozashvili – Head of the Scientific research and development Office of the Faculty of Humanities, Associated Professor; Zviad Tskhvediani – Associate Professor, Akaki Tsereteli Kutaisi State University, Faculty of Humanities; Tamar Mosiashvili – Associate Professor, Ilia State University, Faculty of Arts and Sciences; Zaal Abashidze – Director of Korneli Kekelidze National Center of Manuscripts, Professor, St. Andrew the First called Georgian University; Giorgi Alibegashvili – Head of State Language Department, Professor, St. Andrew the First Called Georgian University; Reuven Enoch – Professor, Israel Ariel University, Heritage Department of Israel; Yasuhiro Kojima – Lecturer, Tokyo Institute of Foreign languages, Japan; Bernard Outtier – Dr. hab. Academician, French National Center of Scientific Research, France. Organizing Committee of III International Symposium for Young Scholars Ivane Mchedeladze – Project Coordinator, PhD in Philology, specialist of TSU Center of Ukrainian Studies; Tea Kamushadze – Senior Specialist, Department of Educational Process Management, Faculty of Humanities, TSU, PhD in Anthropology; Nino Kvirikashvili – Senior Specialist, Department of Quality Assurance, Faculty of Humanities, TSU, PhD student; Giorgi Jgharkava – Faculty of Humanities, TSU, PhD student; Sopio Totibadze – Faculty of Humanities, TSU, PhD student; Elene Lursmanashvili – Faculty of Humanities, TSU, MA student; Eliso Chelidze – Senior Specialist, Department of Educational Process Management, Faculty of Humanities, TSU, PhD student; Lana Karaia – Faculty of Humanities, TSU, PhD student. 4 Sinaarsi eTer bokelavaZe. saqarTvelos marTlmadidebeli eklesiis avtokefaliis saerTaSoriso aRiarebis sakiTxi da aleqsandriis marTlmadidebeli eklesiis pozicia (XX saukunis 80-ian wlebSi) ....................................................................11 nino bokelavaZe. fSav-xevsurTa adaT-wesebisa da tradiciebis bibliuri safuZvlebi.............................................................. 12 mzisa buskivaZe. modernizaciis procesi da identobis problema ahmed hamdi Tanfinaris SemoqmedebaSi (romanebi „simSvide“ da „drois maregulirebeli instituti“) ...................................14 salome gegeWkori. termini ,,gamocana~ qarTulsa da megrulSi: struqtura da semantika ......................................................... 15 sofiko geliaSvili. identobis problema juna barnsis romanSi „qalTa almanaxi“ ..............................................................................16 liliana gogiCaiSvili. jon donis satrfialo lirika – tradicia da xatovaneba .......................................................... 18 rusudan gogoxia. socialuri mediis roli ucxouri enis aTvisebisas............................................................................... 19 TamTa grigolia. keneT vaiTis geopoetika da „vefxistyaosani“ ......21 mariam gurgeniZe. qristianobis gavrceleba daniasa da SvedeTSi wminda ansgaris moRvaweobis aRweris analizis safuZvelze ........................................................................................23 naTia zoiZe. drois sakiTxi virjinia vulfis romanSi ,,talRebi“............................................................................................24 TinaTin TvalWreliZe. jemal qarCxaZis roman „mdgmuris“ hermenevtikuli wakiTxvisaTvis ............................................. 25 naTia iakobiZe. profesiuli Jargonis sakiTxi qarTul enaSi ......... 27 naTia kenWiaSvili. Targmanebi qarTul mWevrmetyvelebaSi ............ 28 maia kvirkvelia. tropuli metyveleba meoce saukunis 70-iani wlebis poeziaSi ....................................................................... 29 mariam kilanava, lolita Sengelia. cxovrebiseul aspeqtTa integrireba ucxo enis swavlebisas problemaze dafuZnebuli swavlebis meTodis saSualebiT....................... 30 luka kuWuxiZe. bunebis bifurkaciis problema alfred norT uaithedis filosofiaSi ............................................... 31 TinaTin lekiaSvili. Suasaukuneobrivi azrovnebis erTiani struqtura da movlenaTa hiperbolizacia qarTul saero literaturaSi............................................................... 33 ekaterine maisuraZe. qarTuli ena, rogorc baTumis olqis qarTveli muslimebis identobis SenarCunebis mTavari markeri ..................................................................................... 34 ani maRlakeliZe. „giorgobisTve“ _ mxatvris minimalisturi xedva (mxatvari dimitri erisTavi)...............................................36 nino mesxi. dostoevskis «Сон смешного человека» qarTul enaze .... 37 5 sofio modebaZe. musika da adornos „negatiuri dialeqtika“ .........38 ivane mWedelaZe. literaturuli procesis komunikaciuri konteqstebi: Zveli qarTuli mwerlobis recefcia ukrainul orientalistikaSi........................................................ 39 Tamar namglaZe. sabWoTa identobis politika da sabavSvo mxatvruli literatura (l. laginis „moxuci xotabiCis“ magaliTze) ..........................................................................................41 TaTia obolaZe. arqetipuli kritika: tradiciuli da Tanamedrove midgomebi ........................................................... 42 eka oragveliZe. siyvaruli daviT guramiSvilis „daviTianis“ mixedviT ................................................................................... 44 nino popiaSvili. qarTul-osuri literaturuli, lingvisturi da saganmanaTleblo urTierTobebi XVIII-XIX saukuneebSi ......45 nino Jvania. jemal qarCxaZis roman „mdgmuris“ Targmnisas warmoCenili sirTuleebi.......................................................
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