© Nadezhda Shapiro. “Poems about me” in “House 12”. / FacebookOn Wednesday, March 15, in the project “Poems about me” in the Moscow club “House 12”, a teacher of Russian language and literature Nadezhda Shapiro will perform.
“Nadezhda Aronovna taught to read and love the verses of many beautiful people. But one thing is the school curriculum, another thing is poems that are the most important to you. Do they coincide? ”, The organizers of the evening in“ House 12 ” write.
“Poems that are important to me and are loved by me, with rare exceptions, not about me at all. But they seem to me. - says Nadezhda Shapiro. “There is such a list, and some poems entered it because I thought over them as a teacher, or because we, together with the students, have successfully talked about them.”
N.A. Shapiro was born in Moscow in 1949 in the family of a military engineer, lived in the Far East, graduated from school in Tashkent. In 1971 she graduated from MGP named after V.I. Lenin has since teaches Russian language and literature, the last quarter of a century-in the 57th school.
The author of several manuals and collections of exercises in the Russian language, numerous articles on education, methodology for teaching the Russian language and literature, video lectures and televisionurons. Among them are a cycle of lectures on Russian literature on the educational portal Arzamas, a lecture in the Gima “Dead Souls. Living things ”and a lecture in the London club“ Open Russia ”“ Fourth Proof of Pushkin Immortality ”.
The project “Poems about me in house 12” began in 2014. He is dedicated to the writer and journalist Peter Weil - the author of the book “Poems about me”, which included 55 most important poems of the twentieth century for him and thoughts about them.
Among the speakers in “Poems about me” are the poets Anatoly Nyman, Elena Fanailova, Sergey Gandlevsky, Andrey Rodionov and Stanislav Lvovsky, architect Alexander Brodsky, musicians Oleg Nesterov and Umka, Philologists Roman Timenchik and Viktor Sonykin, film critic Anton Dolin, philologist Oleg Lesmanov, journalist Anna Narinskaya, co -founder "Falanster" Boris Kupriyanov.
With the support of Corpus, the website COLTA.RU and Radio Liberty