ЛИТЕРАТУРНА МИСЪЛ

Western Visions

Vitana Kostadinova

Western Visions

Author

Vitana Kostadinova

Publisher

Institute for Literature - BAS

Page range:

131

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139

Pages: 9

Language

Bulgarian

COUNT:

3

ACCESS: Free access

ГОДИНА: 2005

ISSUE-1

ПУБЛИКУВАНО НА : 14 January 2005

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Добавени коментари
- Name: Vitana Kostadinova
- Inversion: Kostadinova, Vitana
- E-mail: [email protected]
Subject

Studies of Literature

Keywords

западни, визии

2005 - ISSUE-1

Literaturna misal
Table of Contents: Issue 1, 2005 - Bulgarian, Russian, English
Nikolay Aretov
Оксиденталистки страхове и комплекси или един плодотворен провал
Raymond Detrez
'Hellenization' and 'Europeanization' in Bulgaria during the National Revival Period
Desislava Lilova
Europe as a Colonial Master: The Railways Debate in the Bulgarian Press from the National Revival Period
Bisera Dakova
A Brief Dictionary of the Orient (Or on the unrevealed debate between Ivan Bogorov and Dobri Voynikov)
Nadezhda Andreeva
Europe in Asen Raztzvetnikov's Lyric Poetry
Albena Vacheva
The shrewd way is to arm ourselves with their arms: Bulgarian modern debate about native and nonnative art
Uendi Breysuel
Orientalism, Occidentalism and Cosmopolitanism: Balkan Travel Writings on Europe
Lari Ulf
The Spirit of 1776: Polish and Dalmatian Declarations of Philosophical Independence
Liyla Gandi
(La Trobe University) A Complicated Occidentalism: Colonial Desire and Disappointment in V. S. Naipaul
Radoslava Ilcheva
"Handsome is, handsome does", Or Outward Appearance in the Cultural Antithesis East - West
Penka Danova
A Bulgarian Reading of Giacomo Leopardi's "Nocturnal Song of a Wandering Shepherd in Asia"
Nikolay Aretov
What is Occidentalism and does it have ground in our country? Preliminary theses in search of the literary aspects of the issue
Vitana Kostadinova
Western Visions
Sanya Velkova
Self-identification between the East and the West: the Greek characteristics of the Balkan phenomenon between 1870 and 1950