Year LXIV, Issue 2, 2022<<Archive>>
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Litеrаturе
AN ATTEMPT AT A HISTORIC READING OF THE SHORT STORY EXEMPLUM IX, DAY ІІ (BERNABÒ AND GINEVRA) FROM GIOVANNI BOCCACCIO’S DECAMERON
I attempt to restore elements of the horizon of perception that readers and listeners of the Bernabò and Zinevra novella (IX, Day II) from Decameron may have had in Italian cities in the mid-14th century. I discuss topics such as sustainability in social roles...
exemplum; social roles; cruelty and justice; Decameron, 14th century
GENRE PARADIGMS IN „THE BALLAD OF GEORG HENIG“
The article analyzes Victor Paskov's story “The Ballad of Georg Henich”, following the four genre paradigms that build its unique composition. These paradigms are: ballad, story, memoir and passion. Each of them has its own way of processing the life material,...
genre; ballad; story (povest); memoire; passion
“ZLАTOROG” TOWARDS CULTURE AND EDUCATION POLICIES
The article reveals the attitude of “Zlatorog” towards state policies in culture and education. With the help of the problem-chronological and culturological approach is substantiated the statement that the journal insists on the state management of the spirit...
“Zlatorog”; culture; education; policies; humanity; democracy
THE SERIES CHILDREN’S LIFE IN THE CONTEXT OF GEO MILEV’S MODERNISTIC PROJECT
The object of this article are the books from the series Children's Life which Geo Milev published in 1913 and 1914. In literary studies the series has usually been mentioned in order to illustrate the early literary interests and publishing ambitions of its a...
Geo Milev; children’s literature; “Children's Life”; modernism; aesthetic emotion
THE 1920S IN HRISTO KARASTOYANOV’S NOVEL “THE SAME NIGHT AWAITS US ALL” – LIGHT AND DARKNESS
The paper aims to comment on the representation of the 1920s, seen through the last few years of the lives of the poet Geo Milev and the anarchist Georgi Sheytanov, as shown in one of the most famous contemporary Bulgarian novels, written by Hristo Karastoyano...
Contemporary Bulgarian prose; 1920s; Geo Milev; Georgi Sheytanov; death; light and darkness