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The Croatian vita of St. Catherine, the Alexandrian virgin and martyr
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The Croatian vita of St. Catherine, the Alexandrian virgin and martyr

Хърватското житие на св. Екатерина, александрийската девица и мъченица

Author(s): Simeon Stefanov / Language(s): Bulgarian,Croatian

Keywords: Croatian vita; St. Catherine the Alexandrian virgin and martyr; Legenda sv. Katarine divice; new edition; little-known and unexplored Medieval Croatian manuscript; graphical and orthographic peculiarities; morphological and lexical peculiarities

This book offers a new edition with a transliteration and a detailed analysis of the linguistic peculiarities of a little-known in science and hitherto unexplored Medieval Croatian manuscript. This is the vita of St. Catherine “Legenda sv. Katarine divice” according to manuscript I c 6 from the Archives of HAZU. The text was created for the nuns from the Franciscan monastery “St. Ekaterina” in Zadar, was kept in the virgin Benedictine monastery “St. Maria” in Zadar, later became part of the rich book collection of Ivan Kukuljevic, and since 1869 it has been among the manuscripts of the library of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. It was written in the vernacular from the region of Central and Northern Dalmatia from the period XIV-XV centuries. The writing, spelling, morphology, vocabulary of the selected manuscript are described and analyzed in detail. A special emphasis in the study is placed on the style of Croatian vita. Stylistic analysis overlaps each of the linguistic levels listed above. A supposed Latin prothograph, on which the Croatian translation was probably made, has also been recovered. The results of the textual analysis show that the style of the Croatian vita is unique, rarely influenced by the Latin text and is a testimony rather to the skills and experience of the translator/compiler in the translation/compilation activity.

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THE PORTRAIT IN MODERNIST LITERATURE : OSCAR WILDE, JAMES JOYCE AND JOSÉ MARTÍNEZ RUIZ – AZORÍN
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THE PORTRAIT IN MODERNIST LITERATURE : OSCAR WILDE, JAMES JOYCE AND JOSÉ MARTÍNEZ RUIZ – AZORÍN

ПОРТРЕТЪТ В ЛИТЕРАТУРАТА НА МОДЕРНИЗМА : ОСКАР УАЙЛД, ДЖЕЙМС ДЖОЙС, ХОСЕ МАРТИНЕС РУИС – АСОРИН

Author(s): Teodora Tzankova / Language(s): English,Bulgarian,Spanish

Keywords: portrait; Modernism; ekphrasis; Oscar Wilde; James Joyce; José Martínez Ruiz – Azorín; Irish literature; Spanish literature; literature and visual arts

The book explores the portrait in Modernist literature by focusing on the novels The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce and Doña Inés (a love story) by José Martínez Ruiz – Azorín. In order to put the theme in the necessary cultural, historical and theoretical perspective, the first two chapters are dedicated to the autonomous pictorial portrait and to different types of portraits in literature. The remaining three chapters offer a close reading of the three chosen literary works from the point of view of the portrait: the diverse manifestations of the portrait are registered, their functions are pointed out and analysed, the relationships existing between them are established, and, finally, the problems that the portraits pose are determined. As a result, the comparative analysis of the novels of Wilde, Joyce and Azorín outlines their common commitment to the representation of a contradictory, constantly developing and self-reflexive human individual. The three protagonists reject the authorities, value their individual freedom highly and perceive their identity as subject to their past. By revealing the capacity of the portrait to expound the issues pointed out above, the research deems it an adequate embodiment of Modernist worldview.The present book is a revised version of a PhD thesis defended at Sofia University in 2012.

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Reading and Readers in Bulgarian Society (1878 – 1944). The Library Institution
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Reading and Readers in Bulgarian Society (1878 – 1944). The Library Institution

Четенето и читателите в българското общество (1878 – 1944). Институцията библиотека

Author(s): Polly Mukanova / Language(s): Bulgarian

Keywords: library; institution; archive; reading; reader; 1878-1944; Bulgaria

The book presents the research of the reading habits in the modern Bulgarian society after the Bulgarian Liberation (1878). It also presents the oldest and the biggest Bulgarian libraries in the cities of Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, and Ruse founded and developed between 1887 – 1944 under the influence of various institutional and public factors. The research methodology for analysis of the processes forming institutional reading in this period uses an interdisciplinary approach applicable to the research field of History of Book and Reading. The characteristics of the library reader are analyzed through statistical data and the method of historical retrospection. The research follows the development of a new kind of reader after the year 1878 within the context of the modern Bulgarian library. The reader is key factor in constructing a cultural and social identity, and part of the development processes of modern Bulgarian society. The research singles out the institutional reader as an important figure outlining the reading habits in the libraries in Bulgaria.

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