Literary Studies: Dialogues and Challenges

05/22/2022

Alexandra Antonova

Introduction


04/11/2022

Elka Traykova

The jubilee as a spiritual communication. The 70th anniversary of the Institute for Literature


04/11/2022

Nikolay Chernokozhev

MONARCHS, RELIGION, SCENE


04/11/2022

Nedka Kapralova

The role of religious literture in establishing Bulgarian religious and ethnic identity in the first half of XIXth century


04/11/2022

Sava Sivriev

On the narration in “A Story about the Terrible and Second Coming of Jesus Christ” (Budin, 1814) by Joakim Karchovski


04/11/2022

Andriana Spasova

Initial observations on the manuscript Histories by Nayden Gerov


04/11/2022

Nikoleta Patova

The image of Ivanko – from literature to historiography


04/11/2022

Julia Nikolova

My father was a feminist before feminism


04/11/2022

Nikolay Aretov

Images of wealth and poverty in Bulgarian literature from the XIXth century


04/11/2022

Yonka Naydenova

About Bulgarian translation of “Anthem” by Ferenc Kolcsey


04/11/2022

Alexandra Antonova

Mihalaki Georgiev, or how the encounters between cultural canons fed the literary canon


04/11/2022

Plamen Antov

Novel-epic potential of “Baj Ganyu”


04/11/2022

† Rumen Shivachev

Doctor Krastev – between art and religion


04/11/2022

† Tsvetanka Atanasova

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


04/11/2022

Ljubka Lipcheva-Prandzheva

The two “Germanies” of Kiril Hristov – constructions of the imagined Otherness


04/11/2022

† Dana Hronková
Marcel Černý

Prague version of “Maystor i diavol” drama. Some notes on Kiril Hristov’s Czech period (1929–1938)


04/11/2022

Yoanna Spassova-Dikova

The actor and the national drama between the two world wars


04/11/2022

Maria Ogoyska

The messages of the New Testament in Konstantin Petkanov’s unpublished novel “Peter”


04/11/2022

Vera Radeva

Crime and punishment in “Sin” by Georgi Raychev


04/11/2022

Rositza Chernokozheva

Children’s nightmares – a specific fullfilment of desires. Psychoanalitic and psychodramatic aspect


04/11/2022

Milena Kirova

From folds of History. Modern ideas in early prose by Bulgarian women writers


04/11/2022

Emilya Alexieva

“Paris. Sketches”. Travel notes by Ana Karima


04/11/2022

Rumyana L. Stancheva

The Femme fatale and the “Samodiva”


04/11/2022

Borуana Vladimirova

The image of the ghost woman in Bulgarian socialist poetry


04/11/2022

Elena Borisova

Trauma articulation: motherhood as a problem of Bulgarian female prose after 2000


04/03/2022

Mihail Nedelchev

On Bulgarian meanings of avant-garde and avant-gardism in literary culture


04/03/2022

Nadia Myskiv

“A road that calls to be passed…”. The challenges of Atanas Dalchev’s poetry


04/03/2022

Radostin Rusev

Exile and literature. (On the literary life of Russian emigration in Bulgaria, 1920ties–1930ties)


04/03/2022

Plamen Doynov

The literature of the People’s Republic of Bulgaria in the focus of Microhistory


04/03/2022

Georgi Tsankov

Writing as a battle for life or we and the emigrant literature


04/03/2022

Miglena Dikova-Milanova

Rewriting History and breaking taboos: on the representation of historical character in contemporary Bulgarian novels


04/03/2022

Ostap Slywinsky

Between living memory and actual political trends: New Historical Wave in Slavic literatures of Central-Eastern Europe


04/03/2022

Katica Kulavkova

Intertextual dialogue in contemporary Bulgarian poetry


04/03/2022

Daniela Assenova

Literary expedition: Swedish students as discoverers of Bulgarian literature


04/03/2022

Blagovest Zlatanov

The paradigm of deconceptualized code words in some areas of literary studies in the 21 century


04/03/2022

Nikita Nankov

The holistic dream: Three major topics in Osip Mandelstam’s criticism


04/03/2022

Marie Vrinat-Nikolov

About a “happy” critic of translation: to put differences in dialogue in order to test their compliance