Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference

The Enlightened Laughter

2-3 April 2004

 

 

  • Nikolay Aretov, The Objects of the Enlightened Laughter (Introduction)
  • Nadia Danova, “Ainsi dit Jean Chrisostome”
  • Snezhana Rakova, The Novel about the Greedy Logothete in Nicetas Choniates
  • Maria Kalicin, De quoi et comment rit l’historiographe ottoman?
  • Penka Danova, Balkan Laughter in Renaissance Venice
  • Cleo Protokhristova, The Enlightenment’s “Nosology” – Laughter and Subversiveness
  • Ognyan Kovachev, ‘Teach Me Laughter, Save My Soul’: Roles of Gothic Laughter
  • Ludmilla Kostova, Oriental Absurdities and (Un)Enlightened Laughter: Lady Elizabeth Craven and Her A Journey Through the Crimea to Constantinople
  • Raïa Zaïmova, Nastraddin Hodja dans le contexte français
  • Vesela Dimova, The Edifying Mockery of the Enlightenment
  • Boyka Ilieva, The Book of Bertoldo and the Functions of the Laughter during the Bulgarian National Revival
  • Jasmina Mojsieva-Guseva (Skopje), The World of Chingo’s Humour
  • Sanya Velkova, Karagyoz – the Balkan Character?
  • Yordanka Bibina, Omer Seyfettin: the Sad Smile of the Satirist
  • Gancho Savov, Slovenians and Their Merry World
  • Ivan Pavlov, Transformation of Everyday Objects in Literary Facts
  • Radoslava Iltcheva, La postbiographie anecdotique de l’homme d’Etat russe
  • Lilia Kirova, Is The Laughter Of the Balkan Humorists And Satirists Enlightened?
  • Antoaneta Balcheva, The Smile of the Reason in the Balkan Literature
  • Rumyana Damyanova, Laughter as a Cultural Emotion
  • Elena Tacheva, Laugh in the School Discourse of the Renaissance – Functions, Uses, Literary Reflections
  • Lydia Mihova, Qu’est-ce qui fait rire le Bulgare de l’epoque du Reveil National
  • Sava Sivriev, The Anecdote in the Synthipa Philosopha Mythology by Sophronius, the Bishop of Vratza
  • Huseyin Mevsim (Ankara), The Approach to Europeazation in a Comedy of Dobri Voynikov
  • Nikolay Aretov, Parodies of National Mythology
  • Elena Azmanova-Rudarska, Parody in the Memoirs
  • Nikolay Chernokozhev, Das unglaubliche Lachen eines modernen Bulgaren
  • Albena Vacheva, Bai Ganyo: The Challenges îf the Genre
  • Lora Popova, Slyness, Stupidity and Laughter in Bai Ganyo
  • Nikola Benin, The Comic in the Feuilletons of Aleko Konstantinov
  • Natalia Hristova, The Aesopian Language and its Translators