MODERN LINGUOGEOGRAPHIC METHODS FOR RESEARCHING DIALECT LEXICS (“INTERACTIVE CULINARY MAP OF THE BULGARIAN LANGUAGE TERRITORY”) Cover Image

СЪВРЕМЕННИ ЛИНГВОГЕОГРАФСКИ МЕТОДИ ЗА ИЗСЛЕДВАНЕ НА ДИАЛЕКТНАТА ЛЕКСИКА (“ИНТЕРАКТИВНА КУЛИНАРНА КАРТА НА БЪЛГАРСКАТА ЕЗИКОВА ТЕРИТОРИЯ”)
MODERN LINGUOGEOGRAPHIC METHODS FOR RESEARCHING DIALECT LEXICS (“INTERACTIVE CULINARY MAP OF THE BULGARIAN LANGUAGE TERRITORY”)

Author(s): Margarita Koteva
Subject(s): Applied Geography, Applied Linguistics, Lexis, Cultural Anthropology / Ethnology, Methodology and research technology
Published by: Akademija Nauka i Umjetnosti Bosne i Hercegovine
Keywords: Interactive Culinary Map; Bulgarian dialects; linguistic geography; electronic means; culinary lexicon;
Summary/Abstract: The article presents an Interactive Culinary Map of the Bulgarian language territory, made by research associates of the Institute of Bulgarian Language at IBM “Prof. L. Andreychin” of the BAS with the help of the latest linguogeographical methods, tailored to the development of communication technologies. Through traditional visual means, greater concreteness of the phenomena is achieved, and through electronic means, the dynamic interpretation of these phenomena is possible. The map continues the tradition in Bulgarian linguistic geography, according to which maps and atlases have been produced for years. Mapping of the material is done using a special mapping program. The idea is to show on the map not only the distribution of lexemes (their spatial projection), but also to present linguistic phenomena in their interconnectedness. The aspiration is also aimed at delineating the main culinary regions on the Bulgarian linguistic territory. The production of the interactive culinary map of the Bulgarian language territory fully meets the public needs in the country. Internet users from all over the world (the map has a mirrored English version) can see how the names of typical traditional dishes and drinks are spelled in Bulgarian dialects, as well as hear authentic speech from most dialect areas.

  • Page Range: 112-122
  • Page Count: 11
  • Publication Year: 2022
  • Language: Bulgarian