Year LX, Issue 6, 2018<<Archive>>
Litеrаturе Sciеncе
KIRIL HRISTOV. CONSTRUCTIONS OF IMAGINED OTHERNESS: SLAVS, SLAVIC-NESS
For the Bulgarian poet Kiril Hristov, the coordinate system of foreignness encompasses three fundamental ethnocultural dimensions: Italian-ness, Slavicness and German-ness. The present essay aims to discuss the two basic stages of the utopian modelling of Slav...
foreign cultural space; political poetry; Slavophilia; utopian retrospection
NEAR THE WELL OF THE SAINT, UNDER THE MONASTERY VINE
This essay outlines the possibilities for chartering parallels between two collections of prose – “Under the Monastery Vine” by Elin Pelin and “The Well of Saint Clare” by Anatole France. The analogies and juxtapositions presented here stem from the categorica...
“Under the Monastery Vine” by Elin Pelin; “The Well of Saint Clare” by Anatole France; comparative analysis; narrative decisions
THE EDUCATIONAL AIDS OF LITERARY CLASSICS – A STRATEGIC CHOICE OF THE PUBLISHER
The article is reviewing the educational aids of classical literature in the context of publishing and education politics based on already published products that are in circulation on the market in the period 1990-2014. The analysis consists of a comparison o...
literary-artistic book publishing; literary classics; publishing series; literary education
Bulgаriаn Lаnguаgе аnd Culturе Abroаd
TO TUG AT (SOMEONE’S) HEARTSTRINGS
Idioms are ethno-specific markers, which are frequently used in colloquial speech. Introducing the foreign students with the cultural and axiological knowledge, accumulated in the idiomatic meaning, is а main component of the teaching process. The aim of this...
idioms; foreign students; survey
BULGARIAN STUDIES AT THE SAINT PETERSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY: PAST AND PRESENT
This article briefly surveys the history and current status of Bulgarian studies at the Saint Petersburg State University, with a special focus on the Bulgarists and Slavists. We discuss the sequence of native Bulgarian lecturers in Bulgarian language, literat...
Bulgarian studies; Saint Petersburg State University; Department of Slavic Philology