CONTENT

EDITORIAL BOARD

Published on 22 May 2022

Free access

download

CONTENT

download

ACCESS: FREE ACCESS

LANGUAGE: Bulgarian

PAGE RANGE: 7 -11

PAGE COUNT: 5
FIRST PUBLISHED: 22 May 2022

VOLUME/ISSUE: КНИГА 3

PUBLISHER: Institute for Literature

ORGANIZATION: Institute for Literature - BAS, BULGARIA

ISSN (Print): 2738-7631 || ISSN (Online): 2815-2999
- РЕДАКТОРСКА КОЛЕГИЯ
Abstract:

ФОНД НАУЧНИ ИЗСЛЕДВАНИЯ

КОНТАКТИ

Институт за литература
Българска академия на науките
1113 София, бул. „Шипченски проход“ 52, бл. 17, ет. 7–8
Телефон: +359 2 971 70 56
Факс: +359 2 971 70 56
Официален сайт: https://studialiteraria.eu
Email: [email protected]

ВРЪЗКИ

COPYRIGHT © 2021-2025 INSTITUTE FOR LITERATURE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

BOOK 3

EDITORIAL BOARD
CONTENT
Alexandra Antonova
Introduction
Elka Traykova
The jubilee as a spiritual communication. The 70th anniversary of the Institute for Literature
Nikolay Chernokozhev
MONARCHS, RELIGION, SCENE
Nedka Kapralova
The role of religious literture in establishing Bulgarian religious and ethnic identity in the first half of XIXth century
Sava Sivriev
On the narration in “A Story about the Terrible and Second Coming of Jesus Christ” (Budin, 1814) by Joakim Karchovski
Andriana Spasova
Initial observations on the manuscript Histories by Nayden Gerov
Nikoleta Patova
The image of Ivanko – from literature to historiography
Julia Nikolova
My father was a feminist before feminism
Nikolay Aretov
Images of wealth and poverty in Bulgarian literature from the XIXth century
Yonka Naydenova
About Bulgarian translation of “Anthem” by Ferenc Kolcsey
Alexandra Antonova
Mihalaki Georgiev, or how the encounters between cultural canons fed the literary canon
Plamen Antov
Novel-epic potential of “Baj Ganyu”
† Rumen Shivachev
Doctor Krastev – between art and religion
† Tsvetanka Atanasova
Aesthetics of transition: the critical texts by Ludmil Stoyanov in “Hiperion” Journal
Ljubka Lipcheva-Prandzheva
The two “Germanies” of Kiril Hristov – constructions of the imagined Otherness
† Dana Hronková, Marcel Černý
Prague version of “Maystor i diavol” drama. Some notes on Kiril Hristov’s Czech period (1929–1938)
Yoanna Spassova-Dikova
The actor and the national drama between the two world wars
Maria Ogoyska
The messages of the New Testament in Konstantin Petkanov’s unpublished novel “Peter”
Vera Radeva
Crime and punishment in “Sin” by Georgi Raychev
Rositza Chernokozheva
Children’s nightmares – a specific fullfilment of desires. Psychoanalitic and psychodramatic aspect
Milena Kirova
From folds of History. Modern ideas in early prose by Bulgarian women writers
Emilya Alexieva
“Paris. Sketches”. Travel notes by Ana Karima
Rumyana L. Stancheva
The Femme fatale and the “Samodiva”
Borуana Vladimirova
The image of the ghost woman in Bulgarian socialist poetry
Elena Borisova
Trauma articulation: motherhood as a problem of Bulgarian female prose after 2000
Mihail Nedelchev
On Bulgarian meanings of avant-garde and avant-gardism in literary culture
Nadia Myskiv
“A road that calls to be passed…”. The challenges of Atanas Dalchev’s poetry
Radostin Rusev
Exile and literature. (On the literary life of Russian emigration in Bulgaria, 1920ties–1930ties)
Plamen Doynov
The literature of the People’s Republic of Bulgaria in the focus of Microhistory
Georgi Tsankov
Writing as a battle for life or we and the emigrant literature
Miglena Dikova-Milanova
Rewriting History and breaking taboos: on the representation of historical character in contemporary Bulgarian novels
Ostap Slywinsky
Between living memory and actual political trends: New Historical Wave in Slavic literatures of Central-Eastern Europe
Katica Kulavkova
Intertextual dialogue in contemporary Bulgarian poetry
Daniela Assenova
Literary expedition: Swedish students as discoverers of Bulgarian literature
Blagovest Zlatanov
The paradigm of deconceptualized code words in some areas of literary studies in the 21 century
Nikita Nankov
The holistic dream: Three major topics in Osip Mandelstam’s criticism
Marie Vrinat-Nikolov
About a “happy” critic of translation: to put differences in dialogue in order to test their compliance
EDITORIAL BOARD
AUTHORS