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შემთხვევის ანალიზის მეთოდის ეფექტურობა ინგლისური ენის სწავლებაში
No full textThe article deals with the Case Study method that is a powerful student-centered teaching strategy that can impart students with critical thinking, communication, and interpersonal skills. Case studies are, multidisciplinary, and “allow the application of theoretical concepts…bridging the gap between theory and practice” Working on cases requires students to research and evaluate multiple sources of data, fostering information literacy. Case method is also effective at developing real world, professional skills. Working on case studies requires good organizational and time management skills. Case method increases student proficiency with written and oral communication, as well as collaboration and teamwork. “Case studies force students into real-life situations,” training them in managerial skills such as “holding a meeting, negotiating a contract, giving a presentation, etc”
დაარსებული თუ აღდეგილი სოფლები: (,,სომხეთისა და მისი მიმდებარე ტერიტორიის ტოპონიმთა" ხუთტომეულის მიხედვით)
No full textIn the dictionary of ―Toponimies in Armenia and near regions‖ is clearly described that some villages were founded by Armenians in 1828-29. I think that this idea is not correct because above mentioned villages were founded till 19th century. The people lived there before. When new inhabitants settled there it is updated not founded
სიყვარულის გააზრებისათვის ალექსანდრე ყაზბეგის პოეზიაში: (,,წერილი", ,,ძნელია", ,,შენ, შემოქმედო")
No full textThere are love of GOD, love of man, love of mother country in Aleksandre Khazbegy‘ poetry. With is filled with tragically content. In Aleksandre Khazbegy‘s verse is written subject of love and there is one main idea: The first truth for man is love of GOD, which is of the world and it gives eternity
მიხეილ ლერმონტოვი რუსულ სიმბოლისტურ კრიტიკაში
No full textIn the Article ―Mikheil Lermontovi in Russian Symbolist Criticism‖, is discussed perception of the creative heritage of famous Russian writer and poet Mikheil Lermontovi. It should be noticed that Lermontov creativity has been become as a landmark, which was followed by the prominent representatives of the silver centuries, Annenski, Merezhkovski, Bryusov, Balmont, Belli, Bloke, Viach and others. These authors‘ creative works analyze took an important place. In the Article also noticed that Lermontov‘s romantic creations and its philosophical-esthetical traditions has plaid significant role in development of symbolism artistic principles and poetic consciousness of its representatives
სატრფიალო და რიტუალური ბერძნული ხალხური პოეზია
No full textGreek folk poetry hasn‟t been studied well yet and translated into Georgian. We discussed love poetry, ritual songs- wedding, mourning, lullaby that play a great role in the history of any nation. Greeks are distinguished with their free fantasy skills. They were born with folk ritual songs, were brought up, loved and were loved, got married, worked, celebrated holidays and mourned. Greek folk songs are interesting not only linguistically but from literary and religious point of view. Most of these songs are made on the base of folk legends and myths forgotten in the past
"ცნობილი" თუ "ცნობადი"
No full textModern Georgian literary language contains a lot of words in the Adverbial Case. Among them special attention is given to adjectival and participial samples such as: tanadi (well-built), tvaladi (good-looking), feradi (colorful), diadi (great), mtsiredi (a little), brunebadi (ro-tational), ganvitarebadi (developmental), danawilebadi (dividable), dashladi (splitable), drekadi (flexible) and so on. Besides, the article singles out the - ad participial forms which became very active the last days. The word “tsnobili” (famous) is Past Participle of the Passive Voice. It indicates the result, while the word “tsnobadi” (not famous yet) ex-presses the process of becoming famous. Therefore, it is impossible to express the past tense with - ad form. The article deals with the process of transforming adverbial forms into -ad participial forms and the semantical function connected with it to find out the essence of “tsnobili” and “tsnobadi”. It can be said: “Ilia Chavchavadze is a famous (tsnobili) person”, but we can’t say that “Ilia Chavchavadze is a “tsnobadi” (is not famous yet) person”
მნათობის გამოსახულება ციხიაგორის კომპლექსის გლიპტიკურ მასალაში
No full textThe Tsikhiagora Temple complex is located 40-45 km northwest of Tbilisi, on the right bank of the River Mtkvari near the village of Kavtisxevi (Eastern Georgia). Excavations carried out in the area reveald that Tsikhiagora is a burial mould-like hill with the following characteristics: 12m, space - 40m. X 100m. The large temple complex surrounded by a wall with towers and outposts was built on the hill. The thickness of the cultural layers attained 6 m, the lower layers belonging to the Bronze Age. The Layer of the Hellenistic period is preserved best of all, featuring a temple complex. The complex is dated to the IV-III centuries B.C. and was destroyed by fire in the middle of the III century B.C. Life resumed here on a much smaller scale. Two constructional horizons of the II – I centuries B.C. were revealed.
It consits of a temple, a granary, a wine cellar, a bakery, a refectory and dwelling buildings The variety of forms and subjects of the clay imprints of Tsikhiago-ra, and the style and manner of expression reflect the influence of the cultures of Achaemenid Iran and Middle East as well as that of Greece. In many cases peculiarity of pictures and the manner and style of their performance having no analogues among the known fine art pieces suggest the possibility of their local origin. Imprints found in the Tsikhiagora Temple complex suggest that there were four main seal types in use there: triangular, rectangular, round and oval. Besides there were less frequently used three and four-bar crosses, circles and rectangles with stretched out parts, which must have been a kind of hanger. Imprints mainly represent an animal, in particular lion, deer, goat, scorpion, griffin, horse, synchretic animal, bull-headed bird. Same times the imprints have man, equestrian, stars and crosses on them
პორტრეტი, როგორც ლიტერატურული ჟურნალისტიკის სახეობა
No full textIn the article is considered one of the varieties portrait,/ profile features and transformation process of literary journalism, which has connected journalism and literature and assisted in establishment of new journalism, which is known by the name literary journalism. Also on the basis of empirical material, it is considered specific characteristics of mediaportrait, in print or electronic media (Radio-TV) composite and literary-stylistic methods of portrait creation. Journalism portrait represents artistic-publicistic phenomenon and it as any kind of portrait has historical and cultural values
,,სიამაყე და მცდარი აზრის" სტილის თავისებურებანი
No full textJane Austen's distinctive literary style relies on a combination of parody, burlesque, irony, free indirect speech, and a degree of realism. She uses parody and burlesque for comic effect and to critique the portrayal of women in 18th-century sentimental and gothic novels. Austen extends her critique by highlighting social hypocrisy through irony; she often creates an ironic tone through free indirect speech in which the thoughts and words of the characters mix with the voice of the narrator. The degree to which critics believe Austen's characters have psychological depth informs their views regarding her realism. While some scholars argue that Austen falls into a tradition of realism because of her finely executed portrayal of individual characters and her emphasis on "the everyday", others contend that her characters lack a depth of feeling compared with earlier works, and that this, combined with Austen's polemical tone, places her outside the realist tradition.Austen's novels have often been characterized as "country house novels" or as "comedies of manners", however they also include fairy tale elements. Compared to other early 19th-century novels, Austen's have little narrative or scenic description—they contain much more dialogue. Austen shapes a distinctive and subtly-constructed voice for each character
თანხმოვანფუძიანი არაქართული გვარების დაბოლოებისათვის
No full textGeorgia is a multinational country where Armenians, Azerians, Kurds and peoples of other nationalities live. Today they are actively studying official language of the country and are trying to be integrated with Georgians. But still there are many problems and questions to be settled. One of them is the question of filling the identity card of Georgian citizenship correctly. According to the peculiarities of the case of determinant and the word it determines, if the name of the person ending in consonant is in the nominative case, it doesn‟t need a mark of the nominative case, but the surnames must have it, though the names with the vowel ending don‟t need it. The surnames with the consonant stems always add the mark of the nominative case. The mistakes can be corrected by activating of the corresponding law, as the scientific conclusions don‟t have the legal power