The Department of General Linguistics
- About the Department
- History of the department
- Employees
- Teaching materials
- Lecturers' schedule
- News
About the Department
Employees
Chairperson, Professor (by-worker)Florij BATSEVYCH | Chairperson, Professor (by-worker) |
ProfessorSolomija Buk | Professor |
Associate ProfessorLarysa HONTARUK | Associate Professor |
Associate ProfessorSvitlana HRYHORUK | Associate Professor |
LecturerOksana Yasinovska | Lecturer |
Lecturers' schedule
Teaching materials
Yasinovska O.
https://www.academia.edu/70329269/Ясіновська_Оксана_Наукова_робота_студентів_лінгвістів
Buk S. Osnovy statystychnoi linhvistyky: Navchal’no-metodychnyi posibnyk/ Vidp. Red. Prof. F. S. Batsevych. Vydavnychyi tsentr LNU imeni Ivana Franka, 2008. 124 s. / Buk S. Fundamentals of statistical linguistics: Textbook/ Resp. Ed. Prof. F. Batsevych. Ivan Franko Lviv National University Publishing Center, 2008. P. 124)
https://victana.lviv.ua/biblioteka/98-matematychna-linhvistyka/462-buk-s-n-osnovy-statystychnoi-linhvistyky
Matsyuk Halyna.Multicultural Aspects of Names and Naming in the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: The Thematic Group “the Names of New Saints” //Names and Naming/ Multicultural Aspects. Ed. Oliviu Felecan, Alina Bughesiu. Palgrave Macmillan. 2021. Co-author. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-030-73186-1_5
Sociolinguistics. Integrative research direction. Academic discipline. Collective monograph. Lviv, 2021. – 280 p. Ed. Halyna Matsyuk (in the Ukrainian language). http://dspace.lnulibrary.lviv.ua/handle/123456789/162
Matsyuk Halyna. A course towards the Ukrainianization of the church. Why was it ineffective in the Ukrainian People’s Republic (UNR) 1917-1918? / / Language in Society: Semantics, Syntax, Pragmatics / Ed. Halyna Matsyuk, Irena Mytnik, Olena Novikova. Part 1 – Warsaw-Lviv-Munich, Wydawnictwo KUL.-2019 (in the Ukrainian language). http://dspace.lnulibrary.lviv.ua/handle/123456789/162
Matsyuk Halyna. Security dimention of modern education and new requirements for the content of linguistics disciplines at the philological faculties of higher education institutions// Strategic directions of development of modern linguodidactics: monograph / Edited by E.Palykhata, O.Petryshyna. Ternopil, 2021. P.68-76. Co-author. (in the Ukrainian language) http://194.44.132.109/bitstream/123456789/19633/1/7_Matsiuk.pdf (co-author)
Matsyuk Halyna. Conversion to orthodoxy as social phenomenon and category of historical sociolinguistics // StudiaUkrainіcaVarsoviensia –Warszawa, 2019.-t.7. C23-33. https://wuw.pl/data/include/cms/Studia_Ucrainica_2019_7.pdf (in the Ukrainian language)
Halyna Matsyuk. Marking Ukrainiane’s public space as interaction of language and ideology: past and present// Name and Naming. Sacred and Profane in Onomastics. Ed. By Oliviu Felecan.-Cluj-Napoca, Editura Mega, Editura Argonavt, 2017.-p.889-900 DOI: 10.30816/ICONN4/2017772 http://onomasticafelecan.ro/iconn4/proceedings/4_16_Matsyuk_Halyna_ICONN_4.pdf
History of the department
The Department of General Linguistics is a leading educational and research centre of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics in Ukraine.
The Department was established at the Faculty of Philology of Ivan Franko National University of Lviv as a separate educational and scientific unit in 1939. The Department continues developing university traditions of the Departments of Indo-European Linguistics (1910–1917), Comparative Linguistics and Indo-European Studies (1917-1927), and Comparative Indo-European Linguistics (1927–1939).
Nowadays, the Department trains specialists (Bachelors, Masters, PhDs) in the major “Applied Linguistics” in the context of communication studies and sociolinguistics. Teachers of the Department also work with students who specialize in Ukrainian Studies, Slavic Studies, and Oriental Studies, covering theoretical problems of linguistics, sociolinguistics, cognitive linguistics and other areas of modern language science.
Teachers of the Department conduct a wide range of theoretical, methodological, applied research in the field of general linguistics (Floriy Batsevych), sociolinguistics (Halyna Matsiuk), text theory (Floriy Batsevych, Solomiia Buk, Liubov Protsak, Svitlana Hryhoruk), cognitive linguistics and linguoconceptology (Svitlana Martinek, Oksana Yasinovska, Larysa Hontaruk), semantics and pragmatics (Floriy Batsevych, Halyna Matsiuk, Larysa Hontaruk, Oksana Yasinovska), corpus linguistics (Solomiia Buk), translation studies (Svitlana Hryhoruk). The Department organizes a myriad of international, national and regional scientific conferences, annual national contests of student research papers in sociolinguistics.
The Department maintains close ties with the scientific centers of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics in Belgium, Bulgaria, Poland, Slovakia, and France.
News
Poety as a Witness to War
This is a free event; however space is limited —please use link to RSVP!
“These poems of witness may be wrought from a horrendous war, composed in times of turmoil and void of leisure, yet the Ukrainian poet Halyna Kruk’s mastery is evident on every page …Sometimes tender, offering surprising moments of stubbornly persisting beauty, sometimes bitter and hard, Kruk’s poems are also a reminder for the rest of the world to ‘take us in, like unpleasant medicine’.” —Judges’ Citation, Griffin...
Lost in Living: Literary Evening with Halyna Kruk
Lost in Living: Literary Evening with Halyna Kruk
Tuesday, November 5, 2024, 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Pritsak Memorial Library at HURI, 34 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
A literary evening with Halyna Kruk, an award-winning Ukrainian poet, writer, translator, and scholar.
In conversation with Oleh Kotsyuba, Director of Print and Digital Publications, Ukrainian Research Institute, Harvard University, and Dzvinia Orlowsky, a Pushcart Prize poet and translator.
IN-PERSON. All attendees are warmly invited to join us for a wine & cheese reception immediately following the event.
About the Books
“We act like children with our dead,” Halyna Kruk writes...
UKRAINIAN CULTURAL FESTIVAL
The Ukrainian Cultural Festival is co-presented by Razom for Ukraine and the Ukrainian Institute, Kyiv and produced in partnership with the National Ballet of Ukraine, Ukrainian Contemporary Music Festival, Yara Arts, Ukrainian Museum, KISFF, Linoleum Festival, and others and will take place October 15th through October 31st in New York.
Over the course of two weeks in October, you will have an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Ukrainian poetry and prose and check out the best in contemporary...
A Crash Course in Molotov Cocktails: Reading by Halyna Kruk
A Crash Course in Molotov Cocktails: Reading by Halyna Kruk
Halyna Kruk (1974) is an award-winning Ukrainian poet, writer, translator, and scholar. She is the author of five books of poetry/ Two collections have come out in English in the past two years: Griffin Poetry Prize shortlisted A Crash Course in Molotov Cocktails (Arrowsmith Press, 2022) and Lost in Living (Lost Horse Press, 2024) Her numerous literary awards include the Sundara Ramaswamy Prize, the 2023 Women in Arts Award, the 2021 BookForum Best Book Award...