Shevchenkovo word and the thought that always attracts the attention of the general public, acquires a special significance during Shevchenko days that whole Ukraine celebrates. This year the Ukrainian and world community celebrates the 200th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko.
On March 6, Brain-ring dedicated to the 200th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko was held in the audience 432 of the 18th building of the Department of Ukrainian language, literature and culture.
If you have been in the Shevchenko lane, near Independence Square, I’m sure that you have been surprised: how among the metropolitan multiplicity, glass bank buildings, Kiev "skyscrapers", trendy shops and expensive cafes survived this colorful house of the first half of the nineteenth century (w
In early March, the Department of the Ukrainian language, literature and culture has traditionally held a contest for reciters "Shevchenko reading." This year it was dedicated to the 200th anniversary of the birth of Taras Shevchenko.
Given the fateful and tumultuous events in Ukraine, we see that Shevchenko, as this tragic new-found Heavenly Hundred of modern young heroes of proud and invincible country who died on Independence Square, lives among us, adds boldness and confidence in dealing with our overt and hidden enemies .
Publishing the first T.Shevchenko’ “Kobzar” collection was published on 18th of April, was the memorable event not only in ukrainian literature history but in the Ukrainian people consciousness history too.
February 27, 2014 Department of the Ukrainian language, literature and culture held a scientific-practical conference on the theme of "Monuments of Taras Shevchenko in the world." Students of FICT and IASA took part in it.
Among the many editions of "Kobzar" by T.H. Shevchenko there is one that draws attention. His first miniature edition of 1000 copies was printed in Geneva 1878, format 55 x 85 mm, in Ukrainian. It was printed in printing house "Community."
On 23rd of January the VIII International Scientific-Practical Conference “Modern Trends in Teaching Foreign Languages in Higher School: Information and Communicative Educational Technologies” took place in NTUU “KPI”.
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