Ivan Charota

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Ivan Alexejewitsch Tscharota ( Belarusian Іван Аляксеевіч Чарота , born September 16, 1952 in Lishchyki, Brest Oblast , Belarus ) is a Slavic literary critic , historian and translator . Charota is a holder of the Belarusian Spiritual Awakening Prize from 2003 and a foreign member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts from 2009. He is also a member of the Association of Writers of Belarus, the Association of Writers of Russia and the Association of Writers of Serbia 1985.

biography

Charota studied from 1969 to 1974 at the Institute of Russian Language and Literature of the Philological Faculty of the Belarusian State University . After graduating, he worked for three years as a teacher at the Palackishka High School in Woranava Rajon in Grodno Oblast . In 1977 he was hired by the Belarusian State University as a lecturer, senior lecturer and associate professor and, after defending his dissertation (studies from 1991 to 1994), was appointed head of the newly formed Chair of Slavic Studies. His candidate thesis «Творчество М.А.Шолохова и литературный процесс Югославии (1956-1986)" was defended at the Institute 1956-1986, his dissertation "Беларуская літаратура ХХ стагоддзя і працэсы нацыянальнага самавызначэння" in the Belarusian State University in Minsk .

Scientific articles and books

Tscharota's scientific interests are mainly directed towards the literature and culture of the Slovenes . He investigated their genetic, typological and concrete connections and became a leading Yugoslavist in Belarus, a specialist in the field of comparative literature and culture. He authored about 600 scientific publications, including the books: "Беларуская савецкая літаратура за мяжой" (Minsk, 1988 - as a co-author), "Пошук спрадвечнай існасці: Беларуская літаратура ХХ стагоддзя ў працэсах нацыянальнага самавызначэння" (Minsk, 1995), "Сербская Праваслаўная Царква " (Minsk, 1998), " Беларуская мова і Царква " (Minsk, 2000), " Косовская битва продолжается " (Minsk, 2000), " Антологија белоруске поезије " (Belgrade: 1993; 2nd edition 2012th), " Югаславянскія казкі ” (Minsk, 1999), “ Антологија лирике источних Словена ” (Belgrade, 2000), “ Насустрач Духу. Анталогія беларускай хрысціянскай паэзіі ” (Minsk, 2001), “ Насустрач Духу. Анталогія беларускай хрысціянскай прозы ” (Minsk, 2002), “ Слово и Дух. Антология русской духовной поезии ХХ –ХХ вв. » (Minsk, 2003, 2005, 2010), «Ні на небе, ні на зямлі. Казкі славянскіх народаў » (2013), « Српска књижевност. Антологија текстова. Књ.  I – V (Minsk, 2002-2007 - in Serbian ), “Тэорыя і практыка мастацкага перакладу” (Minsk, 2012), “Испод крила роде. Антологија савремене белоруске поезије " (Podgorica, 2014), " Беларусы пра Сербію-Югаславію " (Minsk, 2015), " Белорусија и Србија: Трагом узајамног упознавања и деловања " (Sabac, 2016).

Academic work

Charota is a member of 11 editorial committees (including 6 foreign ones), scientific advisor to the Belarusian encyclopedia; Secretary of the Biblical Commission of the Belarusian Exarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church and editor of the Orthodoxy magazine .

In the scientific and methodological area of the professor has compiled the following books: "Советская литература в связях и взаимодействиях: Начала сравнительного и системного анализа" (Minsk, 1989), "Мастацкі пераклад на беларускую мову: Асновы тэорыі і практычныя рэкамендацыі" (Minsk, 1997 ), "Югаславянскія літаратуры і культуры" (Minsk, 1999 - as a co-author), the program "Гісторыя славянскіх літаратур" (2000), "Гісторыя сербскай літаратуры. Практыкум » (2007).

Translations

Charota is the head of the office for the Association of Translators and Writers of the Association of Belarusian Writers and has published translations from Serbian, Croatian, Slovenian, Macedonian, Polish and other languages ​​into Belarusian and Russian, and from Belarusian and Russian into Serbian. Over 1,200 translations by him have been printed, including over 70 books: works by Pavle , Nikolaj Velimirović , Justin Popović , Ivo Andrić , Branislav Nušić , Dobrica Ćosić , Goran Petrović , Prežihov Voranc , Josip Jurčič , Drago Jančar and others. He is the founder, composer and translator of the series “Сербскае багаслоўе ХХ стагоддзя” , in which more than forty books have already been published.

His collection of Serbian folk tales was translated into Belarusian: "Мовы ўсяго жывога: Сербскія народныя казкі" (Minsk: Мастацкая літаратура , 2007) and was awarded the national prize.

He is one of the founders of the “Committee for the Support of Serbs and Montenegrins” and the public organization “Belarus - Sister of Serbia”, acting Vice-President of the “Belarus-Yugoslavia Society”, President of the “Belarus-Serbia-Montenegro Society”. He is also a member of the Writers 'Union of the Soviet Union (now: Writers' Union of Belarus) as well as Russia and Serbia; he works as a literary critic, critic, essayist and publicist for the press.

Awards

  • Prize of the Republic of Belarus "For Spiritual Revival" (2003)
  • International Prize of K. Ostroški (Poland, 1999)
  • International Prize for the Name of Fyodor Dostojevsky (Serbia, 2007) (awarded in 2012)
  • Prize of the Association of Writers of Serbia (2000)
  • Prize of the magazine “Зби “а / Reality” (YU, Belgrade , 2000, 2006);
  • International Orthodox Literature Prize “The Three-digit Mother of God” (Serbian Foundation Ivanka Milošević - Chicago, United States, 2011)
  • International Literature Prize of Rade Drainac (Serbia, 2014)
  • International Prize of the Karić Foundation (Serbia, 2014)
  • Order of St. Sergei Radonješki 3rd degree ( Russian Orthodox Church , 2002)
  • Commemorative Medal of the Association of Slovak Writers (2003)
  • Order of the Holy Sava 3rd degree ( Serbian Orthodox Church , 2004)
  • Golden Sign of the Cultural and Educational Community of Serbia (2008)
  • Order of St. Kyrill Turowski 2nd degree (Belarusian Orthodox Church, 2012)
  • Silver Medal "For Merit" (Serbia, 2014)
  • Medal from Alexander Pushkin ( Russian Federation , 2015).
  • Prize of the Republic of Belarus "For Spiritual Renewal" (2019)

literature

  • Иван Чарота: Белоруско-српски односи као научни проблем: [приступна беседа одржана у САНУ] . САНУ, Београд 2017, pp. 55–68.
  • Гардзіцкі А.К. Чарота Іван Аляксеевіч // Беларускія пісьменнік: Даведнік. Мінск, 1994.С.584.
  • Гарэлік Л.М, Махнач Т.М. Чарота Іван // Беларускія пісьменнікі: Біябібліяграфічны слоўнік. Т. 6. Мінск, 1995. С. 275-277.
  • Ляшук В.Я., Снітко Г.Н. Літаратура Берасцейшчыны. Брэст, 1999. С.326, 368.
  • Трус М. В. Чарота Іван Аляксеевіч // Беларуская Энцыклапедыя. У 18 т. Т. 17. Мінск, 2003. С.245.
  • Б.п. Чарота Иван Алексеевич // Регионы Белоруссии. Энциклопедия. Т.1. Кн. 2. Минск, 2009. С. 453.
  • Б.п. // Філалагічны факультэт. Да 70-годдзя заснавання. Мінск: БДУ, 2009. С. 133-136.
  • Сибиновић М. Чарота Иван // Енциклопедија српског народа. - Београд, 2008. С.1249.
  • Навойчык П. Чарота Іван Аляксеевіч // Гісторыя славянскіх літаратур і праблемы іх параўнальнага выкывучэнра. –Mінск, 2015.С. 141-142.
  • Штэйнер І. З любоўю да славянскага пісьменства // Полымя.2017, No.9. С. 39-42.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Чланови. Retrieved February 24, 2020 .
  2. ↑ Іван Чарота атрымаў ордэн свяціцеля Кірыла Тураўскага | СППС - сайт прихода Свято-Петро-Павловского собора г. Минска. Retrieved February 24, 2020 .
  3. ↑ carsa.rs. Retrieved February 24, 2020 .
  4. ↑ http://elib.bsu.by/bitstream/123456789/40003/1/charota.pdf
  5. ↑ Служэнне словам і справай. February 27, 2014, accessed on February 24, 2020 (ru-RU).
  6. ↑ http://static.kremlin.ru/media/acts/files/0001201505070009.pdf
  7. ↑ Перакладчыкі Бібліі на родную мову ўшанаваны высокай узнагародай | Созвучие. Retrieved February 24, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Charota, Ivan
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Tscharota, Ivan Alexejewitsch; Чарота, Iван Аляксеевіч
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Belarusian literary critic, cultural historian and translator
DATE OF BIRTH September 16, 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Belarus