prof. dr hab. Gennadiy Zeldovych

• Position: Professor; Head of the Department of Semiotics
• Department: Semiotics
• Room: 3.047
• E-mail: g.zeldovych@uw.edu.pl
• Duty hours: Tuesday 13:45-14:00, Wednesday 16.00-16.45 (except weeks with Institute Council or Faculty Council meetings)

Degrees:

• M.A. in Russian philology, Kharkov State University (Ukraine), 1986
• Ph.D. in Russian philology, Kharkov State University (Ukraine), 1990
• D.Litt. in Russian philology, Moscow Pedagogical Correspondence State University, 1999

Research interests:

• Lexical semantics
• Communicative structure of words and utterances
• Semantics and pragmatics of grammar (aspect, case, voice)

Teaching experience:

• Introduction to linguistics
• Russian lexicology and lexicography
• Russian morphology
• Russian word formation
• Russian syntax
• Pro-seminar
• Seminar on Russian aspectology
• Seminar on sociolinguistics
• Seminar on Russian and Polish linguistic view of the world
• Linguistic aspects of translation
• Communicative types of linguistic information
• Introduction to modern semantics and pragmatics
• Meaning in language

Scholarships/research grants/fellowships:

• Scholarships at the University of Warsaw (Chair of Formal Linguistics), April-May, 1997; March, 1998
• Open Society Institute Grant, 1997-1998

Guest lectures:

• University of Warsaw, April-May, 1997; March, 1998

Awards:

• Nicolaus Copernicus University, Torun, Rector’s 1st Degree Award, 2003

Publications:

• Gennadij Zeldowicz. Об одном неисследованном факторе, ускорившем
  грамматикализацию глагольного вида в русском языке. Przegląd Rusycystyczny. 2024. N
  2 (182). S. 158-180.
• Геннадий Зельдович. Лирический текст и коммуникативная структура предложения:
  Стихотворение О.Э. Мандельштама «Сестры – тяжесть и нежность, одинаковы ваши
  приметы». Slavia Orientalis. 2024. T. LXXIII. N 1. S. 163-179.
• Геннадий Зельдович. Лирический текст и коммуникативная структура предложения: О
  ее композиционно-организующей роли в трех стихотворениях О.Э. Мандельштама.
  Wiener Slavistischer Almanach. 2024. N. 92. W druku. 48 stron