Professor Emeritus
In 1971, Tamar Lomidze graduated the Faculty of Philology of Tbilisi Iv. Javakhishvili State University. In 1978, she defended candidate’s thesis: “The Problem of Artistic Individuality in Literature”, and in 2006 – doctoral thesis : “Peculiarities of Artistic Thinking in Georgian Romanticism”. From 1973 to 2010, she worked as a senior researcher at the Shota Rustaveli Institute of Georgian Literature; 2004-2012 – as an expert of the General skills group and of the Georgian language and literature group at the Assessment and Examination center; Since 2006, she has been working at Ilia State University. She is an Honorary Emeritus at Ilia State University.
Tamar Lomidze is the author of about 60 publications (in local and international academic publications); He has published three monographs: “From the History of Georgian Rhyme” (published by “Metsniereva”, 1988); “Poetics of Georgian Romanticism” (Ilia State University Publishing House, 2014), where the poetics of Georgian Romanticism is studied monographically for the first time and a new methodology of analysis is proposed; and “Georgian Verse: Structure and Semantics” (TSU Publishing House, 2021), where problematic issues of Georgian versification are analyzed in a new way.
Tamar Lomidze was awarded the Grigol Kiknadze Prize for the monograph “Poetics of Georgian Romanticism”, and in 2022 – the “Anna” literary prize (for the translation of Iris Murdoch’s novel “The Sea, the Sea”). Tamar Lomidze is a member of the editorial board of the magazines “Literary Researches” and “Sjani”, as well as a member of the Georgian Association of Comparative Literary Studies.
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