18.09.2002
From September 18th till September, 20th, 2002 within the framework of "Days of Switzerland in Russia" an international conference on "Norms" and "incidents" in the European culture of 19-20 centuries (Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Russia) and "an epoch of the end and the beginning " took place in RSUH. Among the organizers acted Russian - Swiss center in RSUH, Faculty of comparative studying of the literature of Institute of a history and philology , Faculty of general history of RSUH and Management of international communications of RSUH at support of Fund of Soros, University of Friburg (Switzerland), embassies of Austria and Switzerland Russia and Archival school of Histrorical-archive institute.
DAYS OF SWITZERLAND IN RSUH
From September 18th till September, 20th, 2002 within the framework of "Days of Switzerland in Russia" an international conference on "Norms" and "incidents" in the European culture of 19-20 centuries (Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Russia) and "an epoch of the end and the beginning " took place in RSUH. Among the organizers acted Russian - Swiss center in RSUH, Faculty of comparative studying of the literature of Institute of a history and philology , Faculty of general history of RSUH and Management of international communications of RSUH at support of Fund of Soros, University of Friburg (Switzerland), embassies of Austria and Switzerland Russia and Archival school of Histrorical-archive institute.
Prominent scientists participated in the conference, such as Moris Chaki (the professor of University of Graz), the leading expert in a history of a modernist style in Europe, R.Figut (University of Friburg), V.Schmidt - Dengler (University of Vienna), G.Zvereva (RSUH), N.Pavlova (RSUH), T.Islamov (Russian Academy of Science), A.Zherebin (Gertsen Institute, Saint Petersburg), etc. The reports of the participants covered at once several humanitarian disciplines - history, philology, philosophy, cultural science, linguistics.
One of the most expected reports at conference was performance(statement) Moris Chaki, the Viennese modernist style which has outlined the basic criterion and his(its) occurrence which have specified precondition in Vienna and distributions across all Average Europe (so T.Islamov has suggested to name region which, as a rule, call the Central Europe).
Professor R.Figut who is speaking Russian so freely, as well as in German, has constructed the bilingual message on comparison of methods of overcoming "f’" in poetry V. Ivanov, Mayer and S.George.
A.Zherebin has presented a modernist style from the point of view of mystical perception(recognition) of the validity when on change unsatisfactory the society of a reality comes idea of generality(universality) and totality of a life.
Also the presentation of book " Ideology of an operetta and the Viennese modernist style " received on September, 18 has passed a wide public resonance in many European countries and at last transferred(translated) on Russian.
