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Vyacheslav Vsevolodovich Ivanov was born on August 21 in Moscow. Father - Vsevolod Vyacheslavovich Ivanov, Soviet writer, journalist, military correspondent. Mother is Tamara Vladimirovna, actress and translator. In childhood, Vyacheslav suffered a serious illness, as a result of which he was at home school. He graduated from school in Moscow. In the year he graduated from the Romano-German department of the philological faculty of Moscow State University of Moscow State University named after Lomonosov, after which he remained in graduate school at the department of general and comparative linguistics.
Doctor of Philology. In the year, the Scientific Council of the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University awarded Vyacheslav Ivanov the degree of Doctor of Philological Sciences for the candidate dissertation on the topic "Indo -European roots in the cuneiform Hittite language and the features of their structure". However, this decision was not approved by the highest certification commission.
Subsequently, the dissertation was lost. In the year at the University of Vilnius, Vyacheslav Ivanov defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic "Reflection in the Baltic and Slavic of two series of Indo -European verb forms." The actual member of the Russian Academy of Sciences during study in graduate school began to engage in teaching.
From the year he was an assistant, then and. He taught ancient languages, read courses on a comparative-historical linguistics at the department of the general and comparative linguistics of Moscow State University. In the year, he became deputy editor -in -chief of the magazine "Linguistics Issues". In the same year, he participated as a speaker at the International Congress of Linguists in Oslo Norway.
In the year he was fired from Moscow State University for disagreement with the official assessment of Boris Pasternak’s novel “Dr. Zhivago” and for support at the scientific congresses of the views of the linguist Roman Jacobson. This decision was officially canceled by the leadership of Moscow State University in the year as erroneous. In years, he was one of the creators and leaders of the seminar in mathematical linguistics of Moscow State University.
In the year, he became one of the organizers in Moscow of the first symposium on the structural study of sign systems that caused sharp criticism. Subsequently, semiotic conferences and publications began to be held in Estonia. From a year he headed the structural typology sector at the Slavic Studies. He was a member of the regional group of deputies. In years he was the director of the All -Union Library of Foreign Literature.
At the same time, in years he headed the newly created department of theory and history of world culture of Moscow State University. In years - professor at the Department of Slavic languages and literature of Stanford University of the United States. In the year, he became a professor at the Department of Slavic languages and literature and the programs of Indo-European studies of the University of California in Los Angeles of the United States.
Since the year he was the director of the Russian Anthropological School of the Russian State Humanitarian University. In the year, he became one of the founders and chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Fund of Fundamental Linguistic Research. He lived in Moscow and Los Angeles. He was a member of the American Academy of Sciences and Arts, the American Philosophical Association, the Council of Scientists of the Klyuga Library of Congress, a member of the British Academy, the Academy of Sciences of Latvia, an honorary member of the American linguistic society of the Leninsky Prize for the book "Indo -European language and Indo -Europeans" in co -authorship with Academician T.
Gamkrelidze, State Prize for the two -volume "Myths of the Peoples of the World" in collaboration. Vyacheslav Vsevolodovich is the author of almost scientific papers, from the year he printed poetic translations from English, French, German, Spanish, Latvian and ancient Eastern languages. In the year, he published a book of translations "The Moon Fallen from the sky.
Ancient literature of Asia Minor." In the years, two volumes of selected work on semiotics and cultural history were published in Moscow. He was married. Wife - Svetlana Ivanova, Son - Leonid Rod. State Committee of the Russian Federation of Press. Separate publications may contain information not intended for users up to 16 years. The information resource is used.