Balcheva, Antoaneta, Institute of Balkan Studies and Centre of Thracology of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
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Vol 13 (2024) - Articles
Bulgaria Through the Eyes of Marijan Alkovic and Franjo Horvat Kis
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ISSN: 2449-8297
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Balkans, visual images, verbal portrait, Albrecht Wirth
Bulgarian folklore
Bulgarian language
Bulgarian literature
Bulgarian-Greek relations, fable, Petko R. Slaveykov, newspaper Gayda, allegorical-pamphlet rhetoric, satire
Greece, Bulgaria, newspapers, public sentiment, national propaganda, religion, Balkan wars
Jean-Alexandre Buchon, Spiridon Palauzov, interpretation of primary sources, national dignity
Kharkiv University, students, translation, imitation, Russian language, poetry, Adam Naruszewicz, Franciszek Karpiński, Aleksandr Sklabovskij
Natalia Długosz, Andreana Eftimova, post-covid syndrome, Polish language, Bulgarian language
Polish poetry
Polish-Bulgarian ties, literature and culture, Slavic studies, collective volume
Stoyan Mihaylovski, Pierre de Ronsard, sonnet, acedia, Renaissance poetics, Horace, Christianity and literature
Sylwia Siedlecka
culture
folklore
phraseology, neophraseologisms, phraseological culturemes, cross-linguistic homonymy in phraseology, Bulgarian language, Polish language, Ukrainian language
poetry
poetry translation
primer, Bulgarian language, bilingual children
translation
travelogue, Croats, Bulgarians, identity, folk psychology, Marijan Alkovic, Franjo Horvat-Kis
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