Year LI, Issue 1, 2024<<Archive>>
Appliеd Linguistics
REFLECTIONS ON WORKING FOR THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is one of the best known publications from the Council of Europe throughout the world (Byram and Parmenter 2012). It is known to the many kinds of readership for which it was designed: language te...
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages; CEFR; Council of Europe; language; language teaching
THE SYNTACTIC PARADOX ‘SINGLE SENTENCE’
The article proposes a cognitive revision of sentence invariants with respect to the explication of main parts. Confusing ‘composition’ and ‘structure’ and bringing a morphological nomenclature of word classes to nominate invariants is a methodological problem...
cognitive revision; subjectless; extrapolation of terms
Lаnguаgе Tеаching Меthodology
DEVELOPING MATERIALS FOR ASSESSING READING LITERACY AND COMPREHENSION OF EARLY GRADERS IN BULGARIA AND ITALY
The paper presents the bilateral project Assessing reading literacy and comprehension of early graders in Bulgaria and Italy, its aims and expected results, as well as the principles underlying the creation of texts assessing reading literacy in Italian and Bu...
reading literacy; assessing reading literacy; language technologies
THE ROLE OF DIGITAL TOOLS IN TEACHING OF SLOVAK PHONETICS AT SOFIA UNIVERSITY “ST. KLIMENT OHRIDSKI”
The introduction of this text briefly defines and classifies concepts such asdigital,digitaltools,foreignlanguagelearninganddescribestheircloserelationship. The following presentation presents the use of computer technologies in the work with the Slovak studen...
learning Slovak as a foreign language; digital tools; phonetics; inline forms in philological education
Lаnguаgе аnd Culturе
SALMAN RUSHDIE’S NOVELS IN THE PERSPECTIVES OF POSTMODERNISM IN THE THIRD MILLENNIUM
The text is dedicated tothe novels of Salman Rushdie,one of the world's novelists of the third millennium, who preserve the importance and significance of postmodern fiction. Different novels from different decades are presented that employ a variety of postmo...
novel; literature, postmodernism; rhizomatic; metafiction; parody; grotesque; intertextuality
THE ANXIETY OF GOTHIC KINSHIP: GENERIC AND AESTHETIC HETEROGENEITY IN E. T. A. HOFFMANN’S NOVEL “THE DEVIL’S ELIXIRS”
In this paper I trace aesthetic and cultural-historical interactions between phenomena of the British Gothic literature and German Dark Romanticism in terms of cultural transfer. Focus of the study is the analysis of E. T. A. Hoffman’s novel The Devil’s Elixir...
gothic literature; dark romanticism; doppelgänger; supernatural; fantastic; visual code; intertextuality; metafiction
CONFUSED IN TIME (SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE LATEST BULGARIAN NOVELS)
The report focuses on the “boom” of the new Bulgarian novel, on the themes, problems, the images that these novels discuss and on the reasons for this “boom”, offering its hypothesis about it. The text does not claim to be exhaustive in the analysis of the nov...
Bulgarian novel; boom; crisis; cultural messages; missing center