The International competition of philological, culture and film studies
works dedicated to Anton Chekhov’s life and creative work
For the 150th anniversary of Anton Chekhov’s birthday
The International competition of philological, culture and film studies
works dedicated to Anton Chekhov’s life and creative work
Informative support of the competition:
ICOS UNESCO “Information for All”(Russia) http://www.ifap.ru
Russian Guild of Film Historians and Film Critics
http://www.kinopressa.ru
Russian Association for Film and Media Education
http://edu.of.ru/mediaeducation
Taganrog State Pedagogical Institute http://www.tgpi.ttn.ru announces
the International competition of philological, culture and film studies
works dedicated to the great Russian writer Anton Chekhov,whose literary
works have influenced the world literature immensely.
Anton Chekhov’s creative work in all its plentitude is peculiar
measurement of reality where “a man of culture” is revealed on all
continents. Researches and interpretations of Anton Chekhov’s works
represent not only broadening of aesthetical artistic space, but
discover the very terms of humanity. “Chekhov’s world” is “a man’s of
culture” of the XXI century self-consciousness and realization in
practice. The aim of the international competition is to promote Anton
Chekhov’s creative work popularization in the XXI century.
The international competition period it will take place is from the 1st
of December 2008 till the 1st of December 2009.
The competition is announced for the following nominations:
1.For the professionals: specialists in study of literature,
philologists, specialists in culture studies, film historians and
critics, other specialists in the humanities.
2. For post-graduate students in the humanities.
3. For higher education establishments’ students.
The following kinds of published and unpublished works are accepted for
every nomination;
- monographs;
- educational supplies;
- scientific collections;
- articles;
- reviews on documentary and feature films (screen versions of
Anton Chekhov’s works and films about his life and creative work).
On every nomination three prizes are awarded, in addition, there are
some encouraging prizes.
Original works dedicated to Anton Chekhov’s life and creative work,
carried out on high scientific level and in accordance with the
principal requirements for scientific publications are allowed to
compete. They could be written and published in various years.
Such published earlier works as monographs, educational supplies,
scientific collections, articles and reviews in Russian, English,
French, German, Spanish, Ukrainian and Belarusian are admitted.
Manuscripts of articles and reviews, which hadn’t been published before,
are allowed to compete only in Russian.
Manuscripts and published works sent for the international competition
are not given back to the owners.
Students’ and post-graduate students’ works should be accompanied by the
scientific supervisors’ reviews with the indication of their scientific
degrees, ranks and the names of educational institutions where the works
were fulfilled.
Such genres of fiction as novels, stories, plays, films and film scripts
are not allowed to compete
Summing up will take place in December 2009 - January 2010 years.
For the competition 1 copy of the work should be sent (published copy or
manuscript; computer versions of articles and reviews are also admitted)
to the following address:
Scientific Centre on Anton Chekhov’s creative work investigation,
literature department,
Taganrog State Pedagogical Institute,
Iniciativnaya Street, 48,
Taganrog, Rostov Region,
347936, Russia
e-mail kaflit@rambler.ru
http://www.tgpi.ttn.ru
Ceremonial delivery of diplomas and prizes to the winners of the
International competition of philological, culture and film studies
works dedicated to Anton Chekhov’s life and creative work will take
place at the great writer’s Motherland – Taganrog - on his 150th
anniversary on January 29, 2010.
The winners’ articles and reviews will be published in the jubilee
collection dedicated to the 150th anniversary of Anton Chekhov’s
birthday.
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