Maia Nachkebia

7. 3. 1965
Tbilisi
Genre:
literary science
Home country:
Georgia
Nationality:
Georgia

Reviews and praise

Preložené tituly:

2020 - Hana Doskočilová: Diogenes v sudu. Publishing House: Terra Libri (Translation from Czech language).

2019 - Václav Havel. Dálkový výslech. Rozhovor s Karlem Hvížďalou Publishing House: Terra Libri, (Translation from Czech language).

2018 - Petr Šabach, Putování mořského koně, Ramon (Psáno pro New York Times) - Publishing House: Terra Libri, (Translation from Czech language).

2017 - Petr Šabach, Máslem dolů - Publishing House: Mtskignobari, Tbilisi, (Translation from Czech language).

2016 - Július Barč-Ivan, Two Plays. Publishing House: Mtskignobari, Tbilisi, (Translation from Slovak language).

2014  - Vaclav Havel. Five Plays. Publishing House: Mtsignobari, Tbilisi, 2014 (Translation from Czech language)

2013 - Ivan Hudec. Experiment “Love”. Publishing House: Mtskignobari, Tbilisi, (Translation from Slovak language),

2011 - Vaclav Havel. Plays. (Zahradní slavnost, Audience, Asanace). Publishing House: Siesta, Tbilisi, (Translation from Czech language)

Slovakistika

  1. Образ Св. Кетеван в Поэме Теймураза Первого и Словацкой Барочной Школьной Пьесе. Международная научная конференция «АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ПРОБЛЕМЫ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ И КУЛЬТУРЫ». которая состоится 25-26 ноября 2021 г. ЕРЕВАНСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ ИМ. В.Я.БРЮСОВА КАФЕДРА МИРОВОЙ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ И КУЛЬТУРЫ
  2. Georgian Theme in European Baroque Literature: Slovak Reception (1701) of a Story about Ketevan the Martyr. Proceedings of the Seventh International Symposium on Kartvelian Studies. Georgia in the Context of European Civilisation. Tbilisi, 2016. (In Georgian and English languages). [p.: 455–460];
  3. From the translator. Július Barč-Ivan, Two Plays. Publishing House: Mtskignobari, Tbilisi,
  4. Georgia and Queen Ketevan in the European Context. Summary in English language,  Shota Rustaveli Institute of Georgian Literature. 3rd International Symposium. Contemporary Issues of Literary Criticism. Proceedings. Tbilisi: Institute of Literature Press, 2010
  5. Unknown Slovak School Play About the Queen Ketevan, summary in Russian language, Matsne of The Georgian Academy of Sciences, vol. # 1, , PH Metsniereba, Tbilisi 1991
  6. Anonymous Slovak Jesuit’s Play About the Queen Ketevan _ Mythological Aspects, The Theatre and the Life, vol. # 6, Tbilisi 1991 

Výber publikácií:

  1. Poetic Games of Learned Men: Vanity and Circulation from the Book of Ecclesiastes in Archil’s ‘Verse Rotating Like Grinding Wheel’. Sjani # 22 (Annual Scholarly Journal of Literary Theory and Comparative Literature), 2021; pp: 169-193;
  2. Theme of the Original Sin in Georgian Baroque Literature. // "Pro Georgia. Journal of Kartvelological Studies. Centre for East European Studies. Faculty of Oriental Studies University of Warsaw". Vol. 29, Warsaw 2019. ISSN 1230-1604.  Index Copernicus. Indexed in ICI Journals Master List. ResearchGate (forthcoming)
  3. “Út pictúra poésis”, that is, “A verse resembles a picture” (From Technopaegnia to “Ferro-concrete poems”) // Literary Researches XXXIX, Tbilisi, Shota Rustaveli Institute Press: 2019; pp.109–132;
  4. “Normalization” and Prohibited Author. //XII International Symposium. The Idea of State Sovereignty and XX Century Literature (Dedicated to the 100th Anniversary of the Declaration of Georgia’s State Independence). Proceedings of International Symposium.  Part II. Tbilisi, TSU Press: 2018; pp. 109–132;).
  5. First Page of Georgian and Slovak Literary Relations // IV Scientific Conference Dedicated to the Translators day. Iv. Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. Abstracts, Tbilisi 2018;
  6. Pessimistic Discourse: Baroque Lamentations and Romanticism Reflections // “Romanticism in Literature” On the Cross-road of Époques and Cultures. Scholar’s Press: (2018-05-31) - ISBN-13: 978-620-2-30883-0.
  7. The Baroque in Literary Movements. Publishing House Mtsignobati 2017, [pp5-35].
  8. Review of the Works by European Modernists in Georgian Literary Criticism (1910th-1930th)  in Typology of the Georgian Modernism. Meridiani Publisher, Tbilisi: 2016, [pp. 130–152]