Year LXV, Issue 4, 2023<<Archive>>
Litеrаturе
„FARWELL IN 1868“ IN THE TYPOLOGY OF LYRICAL GENRES
The article analyzes Hristo Botev's poem „Farewell in 1868“, tracking the different genre paradigms to which it can be referred. Adopting the thesis that the typology of lyrical genres is mainly determined by the performative character of lyrical discourse, th...
genre; lyric; performative; appellative; declarative
COVID-19 IN LITERATURE: BETWEEN FICTION, COMPARISONS AND THE DIARISTIC
The text will attempt to see texts of different genres that seek to make sense of the pandemic experienced. Some of these will be in the genre of diaries and will rely on the documentary, others will be keyed to comparisons with the Spanish flu and the plague,...
pandemic; contemporary; topical; political
SOVIET RUSSIA: ASPECTS OF IDEOLOGICAL READING (OBSERVATIONS ON TRAVEL BOOKS OF THE 1920S AND 1930S)
The paper is focused on the representation of interwar Soviet Russia, which can be seen in Bulgarian travelogues – Ana Karima's “In Russia today” (1928), Dr Hristo Stoykov's “In Soviet Russia” (1930) and prof. Asen Zlatarov's “In the Soviets' Country” (1936)....
travelling; Soviet Russia; Ana Karima; Hristo Stoykov; Asen Zlatarov; Bulgarian interwar literature
“THE SALON OF NATURE” BY BORIS CHRISTOV AND MILKO BOZKOV: INTERMEDIALITY. INTERTEXTS. INTERPRETATION
The artistic collaboration of Boris Christov and Milko Bozkov has resulted in a verbal-visual project entitled “The Salon of Nature” which exists in two formats: the book and the exhibition. In its book version B. Christov’s poems are combined with M. Bozkov’s...
emblematic poetry; intertext; media-combination