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This introduction aims to frame the texts it predates, to highlight their common theoretical and thematic concerns, and to set them against what we envision as a relevant common backdrop for the issues they raise. To this end, we begin from how insufficient acknowledgement of the current genocidal violence carried out against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank by Western feminism is symptomatic of its enmeshment with colonial rationales and imperialist violence. We question the extent of its liberating and emancipatory politics, reading them against the semiperipheral iterations of what Adam Tooze describes as the “polycrisis.” Focused on the gendered aspects of democratic backsliding - broadly understood as a weakening of faith in liberal democracy and the electoral invigoration of the far-right -, the articles included here trace cultural negotiations of gender justice, as it wanes or strengthens across the region. Variously located within broader networks of transnational transfers and global concerns, the articles included here complement relevant work conducted outside the bounds of academic writing. We gesture towards such feminist, anticolonial and antiracist movements which have emerged in Romania, specifically in the literary field, and to their contestation of the patriarchal and deeply unequal national cultural system.
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Book Review: Ангелова, София, Елица Дубарова-Петкова (съст.). Българската любовна лирика ‒ прочити и контексти. Сборник с доклади от научна конференция, посветена на 60-годишнината от рождението на Петя Дубарова, Бургас 2022 г. Бургас: Либра Скорп, 2022. 204 с. ISBN 978-954-471-898-5.
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Book Review: Стоянова, Юлияна. Едно дете разказва (Детският път към литературното творчество). София: ХуЛите, 2023. 168 с. ISBN 978-619-7068-46-7.
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Review of: COLLECTION OF SOLVED PROBLEMS WITH ELEMENTS OF THEORY IN MATHEMATICS II, Zoran Č. Vidović, Belgrade, Faculty of Teachers, 2022.
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Review of: Валерија Јанићијевић, Теорија књижевности у разредној настави, Београд: Учитељски факултет, 2016.
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In this report, we present the results achieved in the Winter ELSA Law School (WELS) Niš, organized in the period from 18 - 25 February 2024 by ELSA Niš. The WELS project aims to allow students from various European countries to acquire new knowledge from different spheres of legal life, make new friendships, and connect with other young lawyers across Europe. The local group ELSA Niš organized this event for the first time in February 2024. In addition to the rich academic program on the topic of “Business Law and IT Law” prepared for the WELS Niš participants, the local group ELSA Niš managed to present the City of Niš and the Serbian culture to our friends from all over Europe. During the five-day event, held on the premises of the Science and Technology Park Niš and the Faculty of Law, University of Niš, our lecturers covered a range of topics which included: the legal framework of information technologies in the European Union, the legal regulation of blockchain technology, strategies for the defense of a joint-stock company against a hostile takeover, the phenomenon of mass tort claims, and many more up-to-date topics in the sphere of Business Law and IT Law. The lecturers who generously participated in the WELS Niš are prominent experts in their fields, including well-known lawyers, businessmen, and professors from the Faculty of Law, University of Niš.
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The article presents the historical circumstances of the translation, publication, and distribution in 1875 of the first book on astronomy in the Bulgarian cultural space. This is the popular science narrative of Ormsby MacKnight Mitchel „The planetary and stellar worlds: A popular exposition of the great discoveries and theories of modern astronomy in a series of ten lectures“. The mentioned work was first published in New York in 1848 and was translated into most European languages in the second half of the 19th century. The book was translated into Bulgarian in 1875 by the school professor of natural sciences Dimitar Vitanov, a graduate of physics and mathematics in Russia.The Bulgarian edition is analyzed as content and layout. It is proven that the book is at the height of the best printing practice at the time of publication. Moreover, it was printed in Vienna by the best Bulgarian publisher at the time, Hristo Danov. The data about the distribution of the publication show wide interest among Bulgarian readers.
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