Plamen Antov 18th century – Scientism and Mythology. Istorija Slavjanobulgarska (Slavo-Bulgarian History) Between the History and the National Epos Summary The study treats the problem for the statute of the historical knowledge in the mental and discursive (narrative) practice of the 18th century. Its place is looking for in the context of all…
Read MorePlamen Antov 18th century – Scientism and Mythology. Istorija Slavjanobulgarska (A Slavo-Bulgarian History) Between the History and the National Epos Summary The study treats the problem for the statute of the historical knowledge in the mental and discursive (narrative) practice of the 18th century. Its place is looking for in the context of…
Read MoreIordanka Bibina At the threshold of the time: Ahmet Hamdi Tanpinar and modern Turkish poetry Summary Ahmet Hamdi Tanpinar (1901-1962) is a many-sided author, well known to the Turkish reader mainly by his short stories and novels. However, his strong poetic establishment persisting both in his poetry and in his prose penetrates all these…
Read MoreSanya Velkova Tradition and Modernization: the Greek example before one Century Summary The period has been chosen with the clear idea that since the end of the 80s the clash of ideas with local character, with influences from West-European origin outlines the cultural aspect of new Greece which makes efforts to fit in the…
Read MoreSnezka Panova Integration of the Bulgarian Merchants in International Trade During the 18th Century Summary The Bulgarian merchants’ integration in international trade was part of the overall process of Europeanisation of the Ottoman Empire. The beginning was laid as soon as the Empire was included in the sphere of influence and impact of the stipulations…
Read MoreSava Sivriev Athanasiy Neskovich and his History Of The Slav-Bulgarian People (Budum, 1801) Summary This article presents an unsufficiently studied text – History of the Slav-Bulgarian People by Athanasiy Neskovich printed in Budim (Budapest) in 1801. This is the first printed book on Bulgarian history. The author aims to prove that the History of…
Read MoreRadoslava Ilcheva The bronze idols of Russia Summary Since primordial times there have been foreordained in the human being to transgress the second God’s order, which warns: “Do not make yourselves idols”. The examples are numerous. The object of research is one particular case: monuments as object of idolatry. The processes of transforming the…
Read MoreRumjana Damjanova Advertisement/Publicity in the Renaissance or the Emerging of the “awaiting man” Summary The paper discusses the problem of how the advertisement in the XIX century takes part in the processes which have lead the Bulgarian society to the New times. The advertisement gives an idea of the cultural interests of the Bulgarian,…
Read MoreNikoleta Patova Europe – a threat or a craving? Summary In the 19th century, Europe and the influence, evolving from our open contacts with it, become the brightest symbol of modernity for the Bulgarian society. The attitude of Bulgarians towards Europe and the European is dual all since the time of the first enhanced…
Read MoreMila Krasteva The Passport of Malakov Summary In 1864 P. R. Slaveikov wrote the play “Malakova” that was publicised in his newspaper called “Gayda” (‘Bagpipe’). In that play (as in many other texts that had different genres) the writer showed that in the “grammar of fashion” malakov (hoop skirt) formed his own specific paradigm…
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