BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Conference PRODID:-//Harvard events data//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1362456_0 SUMMARY:Conference DESCRIPTION:"Byelorussian Studies outside Belorussia." ( In Byelorussian)
Rev. Alexander Nadson, Librarian, The Francis Skaryna Byelorussian Library and Museum, London.
First Session: Social Sciences.
"Ukraine in International Relations during the Time of Mazepa."
Orest Subtelny, Hamilton College.
"Ukraine's Role in International Relations on the Eve of the First World War."
Mykhailo Voskobiynyk, Central Connecticut State College.
First Session: Bio-Bibliography.
"Ukrainian Bibliographies as Indicators of Cultural Growth."
Bohdan Strumins'kyj, Harvard University.
"Towards a Bibliography of Ukrainian Literary Criticism."
Dmytro Shtohryn, University of Illinois, Urbana.
Second Session: Bio-Bibliography.
"Ivan Levyc'kyj: The Man and the Bibliographer."
Paul R. Magocsi, Harvard University.
"The Bibliographical Work of the Shevchenko Scientific Society."
Alexander Sokolyszyn, The Brooklyn Public Library.
"The Contemporary Women's Press in the Diaspora."
Christina Yuzych, Wayne State University.
Third Session: Bio-Bibliography.
"Problems in Ukrainian Immigrant Bibliography."
Halyna Myroniuk, University of Minnesota.
"Mazepiniana in the Harvard University Library."
Bohdan Strumins'kyj, Harvard University.
"New Sources for Ukrainian Humanistic Studies: Uncatalogued Collections in Western Canada (St. Andrew's College and Mundare)."
Edward Kasinec,Harvard University.
"The Compiling of Bibliographies."
Bohdan Romanenchuk, Niagara University.
26 May 1979.
First Session: Language and Literature.
"Olexandr Bilec'kyj and Ukrainian Literary Scholarship."
Wolodymyr Zyla, Texas Tech University.
"Newly Discovered Letters of Lesja Ukrajinka."
Natalia Pazuniak, University of Pennsylvania.
"Xvyl'ovyj's Work."
Eleanor Karpynych-Adams, Temple University.
Second Session: Social Sciences.
"Metropolitan Petro Mohyla's Contribution to Ukrainian Church History."
Frank Estocin, St. Sophia's Theological Seminary.
"The Galician Volhynian Chronicle as a Source of Byxovec' Chronicle."
George Perfecky, LaSalle College.
Second Session: Language and Literature.
"Taras Sevcenko--A Practicing Christian."
Anna Bojcun, Philadelphia.
"Historical and Philosophical Aspects of the Dramaturgy of P. Kocerha."
Stephan Chorney, State University of New York, Brockport.
Third Session: Social Sciences.
"Hetman Dorosenko's Turkish Policy."
Lubomyr Hajda, Harvard University.
"An Evaluation of the Peoples of the Soviet Union from a Nationaland Classificational Viewpoint."
Walter Trembicky, Jersey City StateCollege.
"Documentation on the Ukrainian Insurgent Movement of 1918-1922."
George P. Kulchycky, Youngstown State University.
"The Economic Status of Ukrainians in the United States."
John Teluk, New Haven College.
Third Session: Language and Literature.
"Methods of Teaching Ukrainian Language and Literature."Assya Humesky.
"The Structure of Taras Sevcenko's Work."
George Grabowicz, Harvard University.
"Personal Reminiscences."
Assya Humesky, Dokia Humenna, Tatiana Kardinalowska, Dmytro Kyslycja, Hryhorij Kostjuk, Josyp Hirnjak, and George Y. Shevelov.
27 May 1979.
Fourth Session: Social Sciences.
"The Treaties of the Princely Era."
Omeljan Pritsak, Harvard University.
"The Treaties Concluded by Bohdan Xmel'nyc'kyj."
Frank Sysyn, Harvard University.
"Zaporizzja, the Hajdamak Movement, and Ukraine's Neighbors."
Zenon E. Kohut, Harvard University. LOCATION: STATUS:CONFIRMED DTSTART:19790525T040000Z DTEND:19790528T040000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR