Изследователска група „Музика и танц в Югоизточна Европа”: преживяна история

Author(s): Lozanka Peicheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2015

The process of creation and development of the ICTM Study Group Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe at UNESCO is researched in the text. The occurrence of idea to create this Study Group and its development in the period 2005–2007 are observed. After the establishment of the Study Group on Music and Dance in Southeastern Europe by the ICTM Board in Canberra,Australia (February 16-17, 2008), four symposia were held that are presented in the text: 1) 2008 – Ohrid, Macedonia; 2) 2010 – Izmir, Turkey; 3) 2012 – Berovo, Macedonia; 4) 2014 – Valjevo, Serbia. There are outlined the closest perspectives for the study group connected with the organization and realization of the next Fifth Symposium in 2016 hosted by the South-West University “Neofit Rilski” in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria.

Българо-сръбска научна конференция „Средновековните Балкани: контакти и обмен“

Author(s): Zlatomira Gerdzhikova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 31/2015

Българската държава между демокрацията и диктатурата

Author(s): Dimitar Ludzhev / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 5-6/2013

After the Liberation the Bulgarian state had a leading role in the development and modernization of the country. The article traces the changes in its institutions and functions in relation to changes in the political system. In the three decades until the First World War it was a parliamentary democracy with moments of deformation of authoritarian type, which was associated with liberal economy and significant socio-economic progress. In the interwar period bourgeois society passed through: an attempt to a left, “rural dictatorship” under the rule of the BZNS (Bulgarian Agrarian National Union); right-authoritarian dictatorship of the People’s Alliance during the government of Alexander Tsankov; restoration of parliamentary democracy under the rule of Andrey Lyapchev and the People’s Bloc; classic authoritarian regime established after the coup of May 19, 1934 and modified in the recovery of important elements of parliamentarianism and the rule of law in the years of the tsarist regime until 1944. Under all regimes, a trend was preserved to strengthen the state’s role as regulator of the economy and social relations, and to increase its contribution to the modernization of the country. After September 9, 1944 Bulgaria was ruled by a dictatorship of the Communist Party within quasi-parliamentary regime. By the end of 1948 totalitarian state was established and by the mid-1950s the totalitarian system of Soviet type was formed. The Party-state implemented expropriation of the means of production, forced collectivization and rapid industrialization, which turned Bulgaria into relatively developed industrial country with a predominantly urban population. The totalitarian system created uncompetitive economy of deficit and lack of motivation for economic activity among citizens deprived of their property and rights. After the collapse of communism in 1989, liberal democratic state began to be built and transition to a market economy on the model of Western democracy has been carried out. This new cycle of modernization of Bulgaria has been quite difficult - an incoherent and incomplete reform process, which has achieved very unsatisfactory results due mainly to the low managerial capacity of the new political elite. Its preference for the use of state power for enriching and privileges creates unproductive business, oligarchic structures and inefficient state without public capacity to provide modern development.

Conference report from “Current research questions of national policy and ethnic relations in the 20th and 21st century”, Košice, November, 14th – 15th 2016

Author(s): Lucia Heldáková,Barbara Kacerová / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2016

Place: Košice Date: November, 14th – 15th 2016

Conference Report “Czech, Slovak and Czechoslovak 20th Century History XIII: Century of the Republic“, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic, 4th – 5th of April 2018

Author(s): Miroslava Gallová / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2018

Place: Hradec Králové, Czech Republic Date: 4th – 5th of April 2018

Správy a Recenzie

Author(s): Peter Žeňuch,Katarína Žeňuchová,Mária Košková,Peter Zubko,Daniela Konstantinovová,Paulína Šmeringaiová / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 02/2018

1. Významné životné jubileum profesora Jána Dorul'u, by: Peter Žeňuch 2. K životnému jubileu Svetlany Michajlovny Tolstej, by: Katarína Žeňuchová 3. Odišla docentka Elena Krasnovská, by: Peter Žeňuch 4. Za Zuzanou Profantovou, by: Katarína Žeňuchová 5. Obzretie sa za 16. medzinárodným zjazdom slavistov, by: Peter Žeňuch, Mária Košková, Katarína Žeňuchová and Peter Zubko 6. Medzinárodná vedecká konferencia a 40. výročie lektorátu slovakistiky na Univerzite Sv. Cyrila a Metoda vo Veľkom Trnove v Bulharsku, by: Daniela Konstantinovová 7. Lapko, R. (ed.), “Martin Luther po päťsto rokoch”, Bratislava: VEDA, vydavatel’stvo SAV, 2018, 87 pp., by: Paulína Šmeringaiová

Conference Report of the 9th International Conference „InPACT 2021“

Author(s): Miroslava Bozogáňová / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2021

Conference report of the 9th International Conference „InPACT 2021“, April 24 – 26, 2021, online

Conference report: “Twenty-First Annual Czech and Slovak Studies Workshop at UNC-Chapel Hill”, USA, April 29-30th, 2022

Author(s): Tereza Juhászová / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

Report on the conference “Twenty-First Annual Czech and Slovak Studies Workshop at UNC-Chapel Hill”, held in the USA on April 29-30th, 2022

Správy a Recenzie

Author(s): Daniela Marčoková,Eleonóra L. Zvalená,Marína Hríbová,Patrik Lekeš,Mariyana Tsibranska-Kostova,Peter Žeňuch / Language(s): Slovak,Bulgarian Issue: 02/2022

Reviews of: ŽEŇUCH, P.: Slováci a slovenčina v jazykovo-historických a konfesionálnych súvislostiach. Procesy a kontexty kultúrnej komunikácie. Bratislava: Slavistický komitét slavistov – Pedagogická fakulta Univerzity Komenského, 2022. 124 s.; Nová inšpiratívna publikácia v oblasti lingvistickej pragmatiky a egolingvistiky. Sokolová, J.: Hovoriaci v pragmatickosémantických a komunikačných súvislostiach. Nitra: Filozofická fakulta Univerzity Konštantína Filozofa v Nitre, 2021. 279 s. ISBN 978-80-558-1750-7.; Принос към народната медицина, езика и културата на българина през вековете Витанова, М., В. Мичева, Й. Кирилова, К. Мичева-Пейчева, Н. Николова. Етнолингвистичен речник на българската народна медицина. София: АИ „Проф. Марин Дринов“, 2021, 368 стр., ISBN: 9786192450960.; Reports: In memoriam prof. Dr. Janko Ramač (1955 – 2022); Aktuálne o príprave 17. medzinárodného zjazdu slavistov v Paríži.

Aspekty bezpieczeństwa w kontekście zmian klimatycznych.

Author(s): Adam Jabłoński / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2024

"RAT I DEMOKRACIJA: SREDNJOEUROPSKE DEMOKRACIJE POD PRITISKOM": KONFERENCIJA CEPSA-e 2023

Author(s): Roko Bogdan,Roko Botteri / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 20/2023

Report on conference "Rat i demokracija: srednjoeuropske demokracije pod pritiskom", held at University of Dubrovnik, from 28th to 29th of September 2023.

Sprawozdanie z międzynarodowego seminarium naukowego pt. „EU standards on effective judicial protection and judicial independence”, Kraków, 4 grudnia 2023 r.

Author(s): Natalia Hanusek,Zuzanna Topyłło / Language(s): Polish Issue: 4/2023

Compte rendu: Velinova, Malinka, Antoaneta Robova, Teodora Tzankova (dir.). Normes et réécritures/ mythes et reformulations.

Author(s): Anastasia Marinova / Language(s): French Issue: 1/2024

Book review: Velinova, Malinka, Antoaneta Robova, Teodora Tzankova (dir.). Normes etréécritures/ mythes et reformulations. – Philologuitcheski forum, Issue 1 (15), 2022,ISSN 2534-9473. [Велинова, Малинка, Антоанета Робова, Теодора Цанкова (съст.).Норми и пренаписване/ митове и преформулиране. –Филологически форум, брой 1(15), 2022, ISSN 2534-9473; Norms and Rewritings/ Myths and Reformulations].

Kronika

Author(s): Vaiva Šileikytė,Ona Rinkevičiūtė,Gabija Januškaitė,Austėja Dūdonytė,Mantvydas Tamulis,Žanas Zabėlius,Benas Putrimas / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 4 (112)/2023

1. Renginys ,,Free Digital Democracy Dialogue“, 2023 m. sausio 12 d. (VU TSPMI). 2. Diskusija „Jaunimas politikoje“, 2023 m. vasario 28 d. (VU TSPMI, hibridiniu būdu). 3. Diskusija „Diena po rinkimų“, 2023 m. kovo 6 d. (VU TSPMI). 4. Jean Monnet Chair prof. Ramūno Vilpišausko ir Europos Parlamento nario Andriaus Kubiliaus diskusija, 2023 m. kovo 21 d. (VU TSPMI, nuotoliniu būdu) 5. Diskusija ,,Karo Ukrainoje pamokos Lietuvai – gynybos perspektyva“, 2023 m. gegužės 25 d. (VU TSPMI). 6. Rositos Garškaitės-Antonowicz disertacijos ,,Katalikybės vaidmuo kasdieniame mąstyme apie Europos Sąjungą: Lietuvos atvejis“ gynimas, 2023 m. rugsėjo 29 d. (VU TSPMI) 7. Diskusija „Kam partijoms reikia analitinių centrų?“, 2023 m. birželio 28 d. (VU TSPMI). 8. „Belarus and Belarusians, 2020+“ (liet. Baltarusija ir baltarusiai, 2020+), VU TSPMI bendradarbiaujant su Voriko universitetu vykdytos dirbtuvės, 2023 m. spalio 24 d. (VU TSPMI). 9. Metinė Lietuvos politikos mokslų konferencija „Polikrizės atgarsiai Lietuvoje ir pasaulyje“, 2023 m. lapkričio 30–gruodžio 1 d. (VU TSPMI).

Pár slov k Mezinárodnímu setkání mladých lingvistů

Author(s): Yuliia Mostova / Language(s): Czech Issue: 2/2023

The traditional international meeting of young linguists, held at the Faculty of Arts of Palacký University in Olomouc on May 15-16, 2023, provided participants with an opportunity to reflect on a diverse array of ideas, discussions, and insights under the theme of an (In)comprehensible World. The main purpose of this meeting is to offer young linguists from around the world a platform to share and exchange their latest research, ideas, and findings in the field of linguistics. This year's conference focused on how language enables us to understand the world and share our thoughts, while also serving as a tool for manipulation and misinformation. The event highlighted the role of language in today's complex social and media context, examining how language and communication affect our ability to understand the world, present different worldviews, and the impact of cultural and generational differences on communication. The conference also explored the influence of non-verbal communication elements on message interpretation and the extent to which the current global situation affects language development. A plenary lecture by American cognitive linguist Laura Janda analyzed Vladimir Putin's speeches, focusing on the prohibition of the term "war" for the conflict in Ukraine and the use of grammatical cases in Russian discourse. The conference featured five specialized workshops and included a national round of the Student and Science: Linguistics competition, recognizing outstanding contributions from students.

Интеллигенты и интеллектуалы: опыт многомерного исследования

Author(s): Nikolay Georgievich Yurkin / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2024

The article tells about the work of the XXXIII International Scientific Conference “Intelligentsia and Intellectuals: debatable issues of study”, which was held in Ivanovo on 28—29 September 2023. The author drew attention to the most interesting and relevant reports and speeches of the participants of the intelligentsia studies forum. Various methodological approaches to the study of the place and role of intellectuals and intelligentsia in society are considered. The features of their behavior at the turning points of Russian and world history are analyzed. Some significant aspects of the participation of the intelligentsia and intellectuals in the socio-political transformations of the modern world are revealed.

NOVI ŽIVOT STAKLARSKOG NASLEĐA KROZ POVEZIVANJE TRADICIJE I KREATIVNE EKONOMIJE: MEĐUNARODNA KONFERENCIJA „CREATIVE GLASS FORUM: TRADICIJA STAKLARSTVA I NOVA PARADIGMA KREATIVNE EKONOMIJE”

Author(s): Hristina Mikić / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 2-3/2023

Report on the conference Creative glass forum held at Faculty of Economy, Belgrade on November 16, 2022

The Fifty-Eighth Annual Seminar of the American Polygraph Association (New Orlean, Louisiana, August 26–30, 2024)

Author(s): Michał Widacki / Language(s): English Issue: 2 (60)/2024

Международный Научный Семинар «Трансцендентальный Поворот В Современной Философии — 9: Метафизика, Эпистемология, Теория Сознания, Когнитивистика И Искусственный Интеллект, Теология»

Author(s): ANNA SHIYAN / Language(s): Russian Issue: 2/2024

This text provides an overview of the International Scientific Workshop (Conference) “Transcendental Turn in Contemporary Philosophy — 9: metaphysics, epistemology, theory of consciousness, cognitive science and artificial intelligence, theology”, held in Moscow on April 11–13, 2024, at the sites of the State Academic University of the Humanities and the Russian State University for the Humanities. The review examines both the reports on Kant’s transcendental metaphysics, made at the session “How metaphysics (as a science) is possible: on the way to transcendental metaphysics”, dedicated to the 300thanniversary of I. Kant, and reports on phenomenological problems, which were heard at the sessions “The Transcendental subject: Plato, Kant, Husserl”, “Transcendentalism and Phenomenology — 1:consciousness and cognition”, “Transcendentalism and phenomenology — 2: consciousness and reality” ,“How is transcendental theology possible?” and “Transcendentalism, cognitive science and the problems of AI”. The author analyses the reports of the seminar participants, grouping them around topics and problems, to certain extents covered in these reports: the project of Kant’s transcendental metaphysics, the peculiarities of the phenomenological approach to consciousness, the status and understanding of reality in phenomenology, the concept of a transcendental subject in a historical and philosophical perspective, etc. This approach makes it possible to present the current field of work of modern transcendentalists and phenomenologists and identify areas of future possible research.

First General Meeting of COST Action on Print Culture and Public Spheres in Central Europe, 1500–1800

Author(s): Michael Wögerbauer / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2025

In February 2025, 72 scholars from diverse disciplines gathered in Prague for the first meeting of the COST Action on Print Culture and Public Spheres in Central Europe, 1500–1800. This initiative, led by Mona Garloff from the University of Innsbruck, aims to explore the historical dimensions of public discourse and political authority, emphasizing the impact of print culture. The event highlighted the importance of understanding early modern public spheres to address contemporary transformations. Key objectives include publishing a handbook on regional book histories and creating a bibliographic database. The meeting featured keynote lectures on children's instructional print, the intermediality of public spheres, and the dynamic geography of book culture. These contributions underscore the network's commitment to a multilingual and transnational perspective, promising significant insights into the cultural historiography of Central Europe.