Direction:Linguistics
Position:Associate Professor
1992-1997 studied at Ilia Chavchavadze Institute of Foreign Languages; 1997-2000 took post-graduate courses in Germanic Philology at the State University of Language and Culture; In 2006, enetred the Doctoral School of Ilia State University and in 2011 defended a PhD dissertation on Description as a Narrative Mode and Its Temporal Semantics in Narrative Fiction
Scientific interests / research interests
Linguistic approach to Narrative theory, sociocultural aspects of translation
(Journal articles)
Nino Mataradze, Elene Tatishvili. Western Paradigms of Translation Studies: the Interdisciplinary Perspective. Descriptive and Functional Paradigms. Kadmos #8.2016, 406-439 (review article; in Georgian with an abstract in English).
Nino Mataradze, Elene Tatishvili. Western Paradigms of Translation Studies: Literary and Linguistic Perspectives. Kadmos #7.2015, 380-399 (review article; in Georgian with an abstract in English).
Deictic Implications of Tense Forms in Short Narratives, AUMLA #116, November 2011, 1-26 (peer reviewed).
Books
Tamar Mosiashvili, Simon Janashia, Natia Gabrichidze, Nino Zhvania, Nutsa Pruidze, Elene Tatishvili, Nino Guliashvili, Academic Style of Ilia State University: Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, Ed. Nino Chubinidze, Tbilisi, 2011 (in Georgian with an English Abstract).
An extensive list of publications
Main Types of Description as a Narrative Mode and their Properties in Fictional Narratives, Sazrisi #18/ 2005, 216-219 (in Georgian with an abstract in English).
Linguistic Category of Temporality in Post-Structural Linguistics, Language and Culture #5-6/2005, 78-82 (in Georgian with an abstract in English).
Place of Description as a Narrative Mode in the Structure of a Fictional Narrative, Linguistic Papers #20/ 2005, 214-220 (in Georgian with an English Abstract).
Narrative Modes and their Linguistic Properties, Matsne, Journal of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, Language and Literature series 2004-2005, 219-225 (in Georgian with an abstract in Russian).
Description as a Narrative Mode and the Linguistic Category of Temporal Localization, Matsne, Journal of the Georgian Academy of Sciences, Language and Literature series 2004-2005, 243-248 (in Georgian with an abstract in Russian).
Description as a narrative Mode and the Paradigms of Verbal Art., Language and Culture #2/2005, 108-113 (in Georgian with an abstract in English).
Current Courses |
Course Catalog |
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| Introduction to Linguistics; Research Writing Techniques Introduction to Linguistics; English-Georgian Specialized Translation; Research Writing Techniques |
Introduction to Linguistics (undergraduate level, 1 semester, since 2013) ; Academic Writing (Master’s level, 1 semester, since 2010); RP Writing Techniques (Master’s level, 1 semester, since 2006); Publication Writing (PhD level, 1 semester, 2011-2015). |