Vol. 5 (2019)

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Published: 2019-10-15

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I. THE CREATION OF THE WORLD GOD, GENIUS, WOMAN. Comparative research on literature and ideology

On the relationship between myth and fiction an approach based on aranda (australian aboriginal) ethnography

Marika Moisseeff

9-26
- pdf (French)
The creation of the world, from Armenian Paulicianism to Bulgarian Bogomilism and Western Catharism

Alain Vuillemin

27-42
- pdf (French)
Singing one`s image slavic national and state anthems as realms of memory or ‘blemishes’ on the face of history

Panayot Karagyozov

43-64
- pdf
Divine transcription of European history as accident in Ignas Šeinius’ satirical novel Rejuvenation of Siegfried Immerselbe

Eugenijus Žmuida

65-72
- pdf
Pinocchio as alter ego of Adam

Irina Simeonova

73-86
- pdf (Bulgarian)
The refusal of posterity in the interwar European novel facing the first Biblical couple

Aglika Popova

87-96
- pdf (French)

II. COMPARATIVE LITERARY STUDIES WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF CONTEMPORARY PHILOLOGICAL EDUCATION

Models of teaching comparative literature in the current academic context

Ani Burova, Slaveia Dimitrova, Vladimir Kolev, Kristiyan Yanev, Boris Iliev

97-107
- pdf (Bulgarian)
South slavic comparative literary studies contexts and course of development

Ina Hristova

108-117
- pdf (Bulgarian)
On West European literature as a notion, field and discipline ten years after

Ognyan Kovachev

118-127
- pdf (Bulgarian)
Comparative literature for non-philology majors the general education experience at New Bulgarian University

Maurice Fadel

128-129
- pdf (Bulgarian)
The course of comparative literature of the Balkans at Sofia University grounds for comparing literatures of the European Southeast

Roumiana L. Stantcheva

130-139
- pdf (Bulgarian)
“History of Slavic Literatures” modern perspectives of a traditional philological discipline

Ani Burova

140-150
- pdf (Bulgarian)

Book Reviews

Toward the ‘Infanzón’ complex

Vladimir Sabourin

151-156
- pdf (Bulgarian)
Cathars, Bogomils, Paulicians through Art, History, and Literature

Penka Danova

157-161
- pdf (Bulgarian)
Notes from the antechamber. Theory and practices of titling

Roumiana L. Stantcheva

162-166
- pdf (Bulgarian)
Giovanni Chiaromanni and his travel from Vienna to Bursa in 1659

Rossitsa Gradeva

167-172
- pdf (Bulgarian)
Is the Nobel Prize an award for World Literature?

Miglena Nikolchina

173-176
- pdf (Bulgarian)
The Polyphonic potential of gender studies

Niya Neykova

177-182
- pdf (Bulgarian)