From 24 November to 14 December, in the Belarusian literature reading room (room 205) runs an exhibition “Searching and laboring” timed to the 60th anniversary of Belarusian literary critic Taissa Gromadchenko.
For a long time Taissa Gromadchenko has fruitfully worked in the field of Belarusian literature. She writes critical and problem articles, reviews, annual prose reviews, gives lectures and reports on the current state of modern Belarusian literature addressing the most different audiences. All her articles feature a thorough and weighed approach to the theme and the skill to determine the essential.
The exhibition presents the author’s studies of creativity of Belarusian writers of the 1920s-1930s: B. Mikulich, V. Koval, S. Baranovy, and also modern Belarusian prose writers: I. Ptashnikov, I. Naumenko, V. Korotkevich, A. Asipenko, A. Kudryavets, V. Karamazov, L. Dajneko etc. The monograph “The Living Memory of People. A Study of Ivan Chigrinov’s Works” (1984) is also on display. Along with the writer’s creativity the author analyses the art context and the literary trends of the epoch. The exposition acquaints with the books of the author “Face to Face with the Eternal Truth: Belarusian Prose Today” (1991), “The Problems of Contemporary Belarusian Critics” (co-authors E. Gurskaya and L. Gorelik, 1996), “The Modern Belarusian Novel: Development of a Genre” (2006), the manual “Belarusian Prose of the 20th Century: People, Works, Problems” (2009), and also the numerous articles published in collective collections and periodicals.
The exhibition also features the directory “Belarusian Literature. School Works. Argument and Analysis” (1998) and its added, modified and advanced editions gratefully used by not only schoolchildren but also university entrants, students and teachers.
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