Bulgarian literary modernism. The problem of time and identity
Keywords:
modernism, concept of time, national identity, modernity, counter-modernityAbstract
This article applies an inductive method to the phenomenon of Bulgarian literary modernism; this method aims not to check the validity of already-existing models, but to create a new theory of its own. The path it follows is from the bottom up, from the text to the generalization, from the margins to the center. A diachronic and synchronic cross section of Bulgarian literary modernism has been made, while many of the questions the article discusses have been raised for the first time and are examined in a new light.
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