Students of the Philological Faculty of Zaporizhzhya National University took part in the scientific conference "Young Science-2013"
April 9-10 at the Philological Faculty of Zaporizhzhya National University as part of the conference "Young Science-2013" held meetings three scientific sections: "Modern Problems of Literature," "Modern Problems of Linguistics" and "Actual problems of teaching philological disciplines".
All students of the Faculty prepared 63 reports including 23 - with the literature, 29 of the language and 11 of teaching. It should be noted that Sessions made their way not only to students of the Faculty, but students of Economics and Law College of Zaporizhzhya National University and teachers Zaporozhye State Medical University.
Section languages were divided into two subsections. The first - "Linguostylistic features of text and individual style of the writer," the head - Head of the Ukrainian language, Candidate of Philology, Associate Professor Lubow Stowbur. In this subsection were marked articles of students Teterina Elizabeth, Tatyana Tryuhanova, Catherine Mazur.
The second subsection - "Semantic-grammatical features of language units of different levels." Her head was the candidate of philological sciences, professor Ludmila Duca. In this subsection were given student’s works of Anna Karchevskoyi, Lyudmila Kvasha, Anna Babanina. The section "Actual problems of teaching philological sciences" was led by Ph.D., Associate Professor Iryna Bakalenko. 
Job References section also held in two subsections. The first is "Classical literature in terms of modern interpretations of" Head - Candidate of Philology, Associate Professor Natalia Zubets. Among the best student works were named article of Olga Fedko, Daria Babich, Irene Pavlovska.
The second subsection is "Studies of modern literature." Her work was headed by Candidate of Philology, Associate Professor Valentina Kravchenko. During the session, students discussed vividly presented the report raised many interesting questions to their colleagues.
Scientific Society of the Philological Faculty
