Aesthetics of transition: the critical texts by Ludmil Stoyanov in “Hiperion” Journal

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This article focuses on critical texts, including Ludmil Stoyanov’s, in “Hiperion” journal. The writer’s complex and contradictory transition from individualism and ultimate aesthetics to a new type of humanism, democracy and social engagement is considered. Stoyanov defines the new direction as neo-romanticism, but according to author’s thesis it can also be described as neo-pantheism.


† Tsvetanka Atanasova

Aesthetics of transition: the critical texts by Ludmil Stoyanov in “Hiperion” Journal

  • PAGE RANGE: 164 - 183
    PAGE COUNT: 20
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    YEAR: КНИГА 3
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    PUBLISHER: INSTITUTE FOR LITERATURE
    ISSN (Print): 2738-7631
    ISSN (Online): 2815-2999

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      • INVERSION: Atanasova, Tsvetanka
      • INSTITUTION: Institute for Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
      • COUNTRY: Bulgaria
      • Цветанка Атанасова (1950–2019) – доцент, доктор по филология в Института за литература при БАН. Завършва българска филология в СУ „Св. Климент Охридски“ (1974). Защитава дисертация на тема „Кръгът „Мисъл“ и българският символизъм“ (1983). Автор на книгите „Кръгът „Мисъл“ (1991) и „Българският модернизъм“ (2017), както и на десетки публикации върху проблемите на българската литература след Освобождението, българския модернизъм и авангард, върху творческото дело на Иван Радославов, Светослав Минков, Чавдар Мутафов, Николай Лилиев, Боян Пенев, Емануил Попдимитров, върху периодични издания от първите десетилетия на XX в.

  • Aesthetics of transition: the critical texts by Ludmil Stoyanov in “Hiperion” Journal
    ABSTRACT

    This article focuses on critical texts, including Ludmil Stoyanov’s, in “Hiperion” journal. The writer’s complex and contradictory transition from individualism and ultimate aesthetics to a new type of humanism, democracy and social engagement is considered. Stoyanov defines the new direction as neo-romanticism, but according to author’s thesis it can also be described as neo-pantheism.