Publisher: Пловдивски университет „Паисий Хилендарски“

Eзикът на Библията. Български синодален превод 1925 г. (Върху материал от Евангелието)

Author(s): Diana Ivanova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2003

The history of contemporary printed Bulgarian translations of the Bible is closely related to the history of the Bulgarian literary language, it covers the period of its initial formation (the first decades of the nineteenth century), encompasses its accelerated construction in the third quarter of the nineteenth century, and during the final stage of its formation emerges the full edition of the official Bulgarian version of the Holy Scripture (1871). The problems of literary language construction during its various periods are reflected in the translation of the Bible as well: from P. Sapunov (the first complete translation of the Gospel, 1828) to the full Constantinople edition of the Bible (1871) chronologically passed several decades, but in qualitative terms and in view of the literary-language development, this was a whole epoch. Not only whole generations of authors changed, but also significant changes occurred in the linguistic construction policy and practice, preceded by lively debates among the Bulgarian intellectuals.In this respect the synodical translation of the Bible from 1925 is a valuable source for the history of the Bulgarian literary language, presenting the final stage in the formation of its normative system. As a result of the comparison between the translation of gospel books and the Revival translations, important conclusions are drawn about the qualities of each of them, about the refinement of their lexical and grammatical basis, about the nature of lexical units and synonymy, about tradition and continuity, as well as about the whole development of the literary language in a not so short a period – about a century. Comparison of texts from different chronological layers makes it possible to register and track the dynamics of the normative processes that led to the upgrading aspect of the linguistic standard (by means of intellectualising and forming a system of style formation tools), as a result of which a more complete and generalized image of the linguistic incarnation in the contemporary Bulgarian versions of the "Eternal Book" and the various stylistic transfigurations in them can be compiled.

Studia Iuris

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Bulgaria

Studia Iuris is a specialized e-journal of the Faculty of Law of Plovdiv University “Paisii Hilendarski”. The journal encompasses articles of prominent scholars as well as of young research fellows,  doctoral students and students. Content of the journal is divided into categories, covering various aspects of the legal science and jurisprudence. Since its foundation in 2014, Studia Iuris has become one of the leading Bulgarian law e-journals. All articles presented for publication are reviewed by the editorial board.

The editor-in-chief is Prof. Emilia Drumeva, PhD.

Καιρός

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Bulgaria

Καιρός is a specialized electronic journal of the Student Philosophical Seminar at the Chair of Philosophy of the Paissiy Hilednarski University of Plovdiv. It was created by a decision of the Seminar’s founding meeting in 2016.

The journal publishes original texts and translations, written both by established researchers and by undergraduate and doctoral students whose scientific potential has yet to unfold. The journal’s electronic platform offers an opportunity for specialized philosophical publications within the thematic restrictions of the philosophical seminar for the respective year, as well as for literary works of young authors.

The journal appears once a year and is targeted to a wide audience – school and university students, teachers and scientists. It can be of interest also to all those interested in philosophy and the related areas of the humanities.

Авторитетът на смисъла. Теория и интерпретации

Сборник в чест на доц. д-р Атанас Бучков

Author(s): Dimitar Krastev,Cleo Protokhristova,Yana Rowland / Language(s): English,Bulgarian,Russian / Publication Year: 2019

The publication of the present Festschrift volume was suggested and initiated by the Department of Bulgarian Literature and Theory of Literature, School of Letters at Plovdiv University Paisii Hilendarski. It is dedicated to the seventieth anniversary of assoc. prof. Atanas Buchkov, long-term head of the department. This volume includes papers of literary scholars in various areas from Bulgarian and foreign academic centres – Plovdiv University Paisii Hilendarski, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, The Institute of Literature at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, St Cyril and St Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, The South-West University Neofit Rilski in Blagoevgrad, Queen Mary University London, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Tver State University Russia. The papers are published in honour of the literary scholar and teacher who merits a place amidst the most prominent representatives of Plovdiv philological community, a person of incontestable contributive influence and renoun in nurturing and solidifying the philological and humanitarian education at Plovdiv University. This Festschrift unites scientific researches devoted to issues representative of prof. Atanas Buchkov’s scholarly interests – the theoretical heritage of M. M. Bakhtin; the dialogic principle of/in literature and culture; author and his aesthetic and social roles; methodology of literary theory and of the humanities; the possibilities, premises, and routes of interpretation.

Аспектуалност и количество

Author(s): Krasimira Angelova Chakarova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2003

The subject of the scientific analysis in the present book is the paradigm of the language means used for expressing verbal quantity. The book presents cogent arguments as regards the existence of a genetic, typological and formal disparity among the quantitative systems of nouns, adjectives and numerals in comparison to the one of verbs, on account of which the study subsequently discards the popular concept of the hyper-categorial nature of quantity. The book presents a new model of the different types of aspectual relations in the Modern Bulgarian language. The Verbal Aspect is interpreted as a three-member category, formed as a result of the complex interactions between the separate functional-semantic fields in the area of Aspectuality.

Библейското слово у Йовков

Author(s): Tatyana Ichevska / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2003

The present study had no ambition to set up and impose an overall model for consideration of Yovkov’s works.The text focuses mostly on a particular aspect of Yovlov’s poetics – aiming to clarify the mechanisms by which the Biblical corpus is assembled in the writer’s works. It is not the case of only detecting and categorizing the biblical references in Yovlov’s works as Old- or New Testament ones. Rather, the different chapters of the book seek to establish the depth dimensions of the biblical text – i.e. how it forms human relationship with the environment, with the problems of the meaning of life and death, with the good and sin. Such a perspective supposes finding an answer in the course of the study to several important questions: in which cases the direct citing from the Bible is preferred to the allusive reference to certain Bible episodes, and vice versa, which texts of the Holy Book are most frequently called up in the narrative, when do Yovkov’s characters turn their gaze to God, what are the topoi of the desired and realized communication with God; how far is a dialogue possible between the biblically religious characters and motifs and the folklore and mythological notions saturated in Yovkov’s texts on the one hand, and the ideas fashionable in the 20s of the XX century of seeking personal identity on the other.

Да направим земя и хора

Разказът за сътворението и грехопадението в българската култура

Author(s): Borislava Petkova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2017

The main subject in the book is the creation of the world and humankind and the following Original sin, shaping the entire episode of the beginnings of human history. The specific concepts laid out on the basis of the core elements of the subject, evoke a peculiar and endless dialogue between broad cultural constructs – the mythological heritage, canonical Christianity, adjoining apocryphal literature and pagan folklore. The narrative corpora, which were simultaneously existing and known to the medieval and pre-modern reader or listener, preserve the ideas and beliefs about comogony and anthropogony inherited through the ages.

Изграждане на съставни индикатори с клъстерен анализ

Author(s): Donka Keskinova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2018

The monograph is a result of the doctoral study on "Problems and Approaches in the Application of Cluster Analysis for the Construction of Composite Indicators in Sociology". For the first time in Bulgaria this book explores the possible solutions in the methodology of the classical methods of cluster analysis, their consequences for the results of the analysis; additionally, it presents and systematizes the reasons to prefer one solution to another. This provides an opportunity to construct an adequate strategy for the application of the analysis so as to solve a specific research task in the social sciences.Two types of classifications in sociology are justified - based on a typological composite indicator and empirical typology. Approaches have been developed to construct a composite indicator (variable) through cluster analysis that allow for a more effective reduction of information in empirical sociological research and its use to reveal relations and dependencies.The research in the monograph also contributes to the discussion of issues in cluster analysis methodology as they relate to the efficiency of clustering methods, Ward method's proximity measures, the proximity measures used for binary variables; the use of standardization of variables; how to sort the cases in the database, among others.

Императивът в съвременния български език

Author(s): Krasimira Angelova Chakarova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2009

The subject of the scientific analysis in the present book is the Bulgarian imperative – the only subjective modal grammeme which has not been examined in a separate monographic study. The main purpose of the author is to find a plausible answer to some of the most complex problems associated with the semantic meaning of this grammeme, with the specifics of its formal expression, its relation to the other grammaticalised meanings of the Bulgarian verb, its usage in various functional styles, as well as to compare it to the imperative paradigms in the other Slavic languages and to thoroughly describe the whole scale of alternative means for expressing volition within the periphery of modality (lexical, morphological, syntactic, etc.).

Недописани страници от историята на българския книжовен език. Част I. Славянски ракурси

Author(s): Diana Ivanova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2008

The book contains the author’s studies of the last decade, concerning historical problems of the modern Bulgarian literary language, which have not been sufficiently elaborated and described in the specialized publications. One of the questions which needs a special attention is in the sphere of the comparative examination of the linguistic and literary contacts between the Slavic peoples during the National Revival period and their interaction (common ideas, processes, tendencies, standard similarities and dissimilarities, specific behaviors, etc). The book consists of four parts, united by the common problems of the publications in each one: “Outlines of the Slavic dialogue during the Revival period”, “Public figures and ideas in the Bulgarian-Czech cultural dialogue”, “Bulgarian-Polish cultural and scholarly connections in 19th century”, “Authors, translators and translations”. These parts outline the specific manifestations of the cultural dialogue between the Bulgarians and the other Slavic peoples, carried out by researchers, writers, translators, explorers, journalists, who, through their work and activities, brought for the cultural advancement of the different Slavic nations on one hand, and became mediators of ideas between their own people and the remaining Slavic world, on the other hand. Based on analyses of a varied material of different Slavic languages conclusions are made about parallel or asymmetric processes in the cultural development and common tendencies that mark their future development. The comparative analyses of the inter-linguistic relations based on texts of the same or different chronologic sections are interesting from the viewpoint of the possibility of reconstruction of movements of transitory stages on one hand, and on the other hand – of the possibility of prognosis concerning future developments. Such analyses give specific information about these processes, since in each situation of inter-cultural exchange and inter-linguistic contacts, one can find both common and individual features. However, the unique idiosyncrasies stand out quite clearly when juxtaposed to other genetically closer or farther languages, which is well observed in translations from one Slavic language into another. Within the scope of the author’s attention come questions, connected with the textual and linguistic analysis of literary works, which demonstrates the tools of deeper examination of those facts, bringing us nearer to more unbiased conclusions about authors, works, translations and translators. On basis of indisputable facts, the book makes amendments of former standpoints (found in reference books) concerning the authorship of some translations or the sources and languages from which they have been made, and this is the contribution to our literary and linguistic history.

Парадоксите на експресията в българския и руския език

Author(s): Maja Kuzova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2018

This book is the first comparative monographic study of the systematic paradoxical expressive events in two Slavic languages (Bulgarian and Russian) with attracted data from English, French and German. The complex analysis of the specific emotional reactions and the peculiar emotional evaluation is based on a completely original model and comprises the directions of statics – nomination – potency – predication – potential – pragmatics – dynamics. The illustrative data is also examined in a linguistic-cultural aspect and in a psychological context: as characteristic testimonies of speech choice, as bizarre sign for social standardization, for ethno-specificity also, which reflects the national stereotypes of structuring thought. Broadly speaking, "chronic" expressive illogical assessment-emotional speaking facts are located in the general theory of linguistic evolution, in the axiomatics of linguosynergy and entropy.The main advantage, the key to the success and effectiveness of ebullient emotives, is their heuristic efficiency. Their place in the potential of conversational speech is so great, because language is the home of spirit. We live nervously and in a race, we are in a hurry and easily excited and our emotions are confused, contradictory, extreme. We often talk the same way. And ... that looks damn normal now.

Романите на Димитър Димов

Author(s): Tatyana Ichevska / Language(s): Bulgarian / Publication Year: 2005

This survey is an attempt to clarify certain peculiarities of the poetics of Dimov’s novels, to outline the ways in which in some of his works there is evolution of a love affair, on the one hand and of the man-history-ideology relationship, on the other hand; to see how certain novelistic and film patterns “begin to speak”; to find the different dimensions of human nature; to distinguish what is specific in the interpretation of motives regarded as being classic in Bulgarian literature (for example, the motive of drunkenness, madness, the strive for “another world” and so on). This explains why in certain chapters Dimov’s novels are repeatedly commented on in different aspects. In Dimov’s texts we can follow the process of self-destruction of the characters, regardless of whether they manage to achieve their goals or not. Dimov’s attention is focused on the destiny of the travelling man. All Dimov’s characters, regardless of the social and ideological camp they belong to, leave “their world” in an attempt to fulfill their dream of “another world”. For some of them, this journey turns out to be a pursuit of the concepts of “real life”, which have been established by the cinema and the novels, for others it is a pursuit-adherence to certain ideologies (the world Catholic empire, the world dominance of the God-chosen German people, the creation of a perfect communist order), and for still others it is a pursuit of success and recognition. At the same time, the road is seen as a road to (self-)knowledge, for which the characters often pay with their lives.