Year LXVII, Issue 5, 2025<<Archive>>
Linguistics
THE USE OF AORIST FORMS IN IMPERFECT CONTEXTS: EVIDENCE FROM A FROM A SURVEY-BASED STUDY
This article presents a qualitative data analysis of survey conducted in 2025 with 1618 Bulgarian native speakers. The study tests the hypothesis that, under certain conditions, contemporary Bulgarian usage a tendency to mix aorist and imperfect tenses. Focus...
contemporary Bulgarian; aorist; imperfect; language norm shift
THE NON-STANDARD AND STANDARD HEAD GESTURES FOR AGREEMENT AND DISAGREEMENT IN THE BULGARIAN NONVERBAL SYSTEM (Attempt to describe and analyze)
This article attempts to describe and analyze the Bulgarian microsystem of gestures for agreement and disagreement performed with the head. It is based on personal observations of real situations, namely evidence from gestures depicted in scenes from Bulgarian...
gesture; nonverbal communication; non-standard; disagreement; standard; agreement
THE FUNCTION OF EPONYMOUS TERMS IN MODERN LATIN MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY AND THEIR REFLECTION ON THE BULGARIAN SYSTEM
The research subject of the present text is the eponymous terms, part of the Latin medical terminology and their reflection on the Bulgarian system. References are made, when necessary, to examples found in English, when an influence on the other two systems o...
eponym; medical terminology; Latin language; Bulgarian language; codification; stigmatization
Intеrdisciplinаry Rеsеаrch
INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE “BULGARIAN CATHOLICS AND ITALY THROUGH THE CENTURIES”, DEDICATED TO THE 350TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF THE BULGARIAN CATHOLIC PRELATES PETAR BOGDAN BAKŠIĆ, PETAR PARČEVIĆ AND FILIP STANISLAVOV Naples, october 28 – 29, 2024
The article presents, in a historical perspective, the political and cultural relations between Bulgaria and Italy, discussed at the International Scientific Conference “Bulgarian Catholics in Italy through the Centuries,” organized by the Neapolitan Universit...
Bulgarian Catholics; Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, Catholic bishops.
TWO UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF PAVEL IOSCICH (JOŠIĆ), CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OF SOFIA FROM THE EARLY 18TH CENTURY
The publication presents (in original and in translation) two letters of Pavel Ioscich (Jošić), Catholic Archbishop of Sofia from the beginning of the 18th century. The decades between the end of the 17th and the beginning of the 18th century are less document...
Bulgarian Catholics; Paulicians; Catholic Archdiocese of Sofia; Propaganda Fide; Pavel Ioscich (Jošić); Urban College
MODERN MEANS FOR VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF THE HISTORY OF BULGARIAN CATHOLICS IN THE PERIOD XVII – XIX CENTURIES
This publication will present modern means for visual representation of the history of Bulgarian Catholics for the period XVII – XIX centuries. In the modern global society, innovative methods are increasingly used in the presentation of scientific information...
Bulgarian Catholics; history; visualization
FATHER EVGENY BOSILKOV AND THE HISTORICAL MEMORY OF THE BULGARIANS
Blessed Eugene Bosilkov served for 12 years as a parish priest in the largest village of the Banat Bulgarians in Bulgaria. Historicity is infiltrated into the life of the community through the speeches Father Eugene Bosilkov delivers on certain holidays associ...
banat Bulgarians, Evgeniy Bosilkov, Filip Stanislavov, Petar Parchevich