Anna Aleksieva Mariya Pileva Elena Borisova Law and Literature. Introductory words
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Subject: Право и литератураKeywords: Law, literature, Introductory words
Aleksandar Kyosev Understanding and Institutions. Images of the Court in Bulgarian Literature
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Subject: Право и литератураKeywords: Understanding, outsideness, genre, cognitive function of literature, institutions, formal rationality
Aleksandar Panov The Casus as a Structural Basis of Comedy
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Subject: Право и литератураKeywords: Case, norm, Law, ritual, theater, comedy
Darin Tenev Turning (Away) of the Circle. Notes on “The Merchant of Venice”
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Subject: Право и литератураKeywords: Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice, law and literature, deconstruction
Yakim Petrov Prospero’s Aporia: Forgiveness, Anxiety, and Perversion in Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”
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Subject: Право и литератураKeywords: forgiveness, aporia, Lacanian psychoanalysis, Anxiety, perversion
Violeta Vicheva The Translator’s Responsibility. The Novel “Apostoloff” by Sibylle Lewitscharoff in Bulgarian Language
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Subject: Право и литератураKeywords: Sibylle Lewitscharoff, Translation, ethics, style, self-reflexing translator
Petar Mollov The Theme of the Pact with the Devil in Christopher Marlowe’s “Doctor Faustus” and Pedro Calderón de la Barca’s “The Wonderful Magician”
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Subject: Law and LiteratureKeywords: pact, devil, Marlowe, Calderón
Irena Krasteva The Imaginary, the Symbolic, and the Real in Nezâmi’s “Haft Paykar”
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Subject: Law and LiteratureKeywords: Haft Paykar, imaginal, imaginary, Nezâmi, real, symbolic