Tatia Sibashvili

Tatia Sibashvili obtained her MA degree and graduated the MA program of English literature from Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. Currently, she is enrolled in PhD program of Philology at the same University. Tatia Sibashvili has spoken at numerous local as well as international academic conferences. Tatia Sibashvili was the participant of the grant project financed by Shota Rustaveli National Foundation: “The history of translation and research of James Joyce. She has authored scholarly papers about James Joyce, Shakespeare, Sarah Kane and the British dramaturgy of the 90-ies. Tatia Sibashvili’s PhD work is about Sarah Kane and the British dramaturgy of the 90-ies.

ISSN 1987-8583
	Latest headlines Concept Editorial Board Subject Matter Guide for Authors Evaluation system Archive Indexed E-mail: Password: Georgian Studies Study of Literature Linguistics Study of Translation Tatia Sibashvili Tatia Sibashvili obtained her MA degree and graduated the MA program of English literature from Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. Currently, she is enrolled in PhD program of Philology at the same University. Tatia Sibashvili has spoken at numerous local as well as international academic conferences. Tatia Sibashvili was the participant of the grant project financed by Shota Rustaveli National Foundation: “The history of translation and research of James Joyce. She has authored scholarly papers about James Joyce, Shakespeare, Sarah Kane and the British dramaturgy of the 90-ies. Tatia Sibashvili’s PhD work is about Sarah Kane and the British dramaturgy of the 90-ies. E-mail: sibashvilitati@gmail.com
Electronic Bilingual Scholarly Peer-Reviewed Journal "Spekali" of the Faculty of Humanities at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University

Tatia Sibashvili

E-mail: sibashvilitati@gmail.com