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On the occasion of the 110th anniversary of the highest quality continuous academic performance of the Bucharest University of Economic Studies, the university's decisionmaking bodies decided to acknowledge the historical dimension of this process by publishing several works that address the most representative aspects of the academic landscape. Since the engagement with the national and international academic and scientific community has been a fundamental element of the academic management process at the most prestigious business and economics university in Romania, and the inclusion as members of the most representative personalities, with notable professional, scientific, institutional or organisational contributions, is a basic component of operational strategies and programmes, one of the works published on this occasion presents the professional and scientific profiles of the personalities to whom the Senate of the Bucharest University of Economic Studies, at the proposal of the Board of Administration, has conferred the highest honorary title, that of Doctor Honoris Causa.
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Book Review: Д. Радовенски, Б. Калинков. Сто и четиридесет години „Български Червен кръст“. Варна, ФИЛ. 2018, 128 с.
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Reviews of: 1.HLAVAČKOVÁ, Miriam. Pútnik. Sonda do života stredovekých pútnikov, Kráľ Mikuláš Ujlaki a jeho cesta do Ríma. Bratislava: Rak 2022, 336 s., ISBN 78-80-85501-89-6; 2. Zborník príspevkov: 100 rokov Spoločnosti Ježišovej na Slovensku 1920 – 2020 Editor Milan Hudáček SJ, 598 s. Trnava: Dobrá kniha 2022, ISBN 978-80-81913-62-4
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The poem “Cyril and Methodius”, more commonly known as “Varvi, Narode Vazrodeni…” was written in 1892 by Stoyan Mihaylovsky in Ruse. Before starting work as an Associate Professor of Literature at Sofia University “St. Clement of Ohrid”, he used to teach at the high school in Ruse, which is exactly where, on 15 April he wrote the fourteen verses and sent them to Dr. Krastev. The later then published them in book no. 9–10 of the “Misal” magazine.The text of the hymn may seem pretty familiar to us, and maybe exactly because of this, we do not pay enough attention to the connotation of the im ages of St. Cyril and St. Methodius in it. And the connotation is rich and intentional. The current research aims at trying to decode it and find out why exactly the images of the two first teachers are always a support in the Bulgarian mentality.
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The diary kept by Rada Beshiktashlieva-Gantcheva (1876–1959) – a Bulgarian teacher, translator and feminist, mother of the writer Yana Yazova, is publishing for the first time. The introductory notes present the biography and main ideas of the author, as well as the peculiarities of work in the context of Bulgarian autobiographical prose.
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“Solstices over the Black River” is Kaloyan Pramatarov‘s latest book of impressions. Prof. Ani Burova, teacher at SU “St. Kliment Ohridski”, said that “Solstices over the Black River” reminded her of Ivan Teofilov‘s attention to urban space.
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A new book by Stefan Kisyov – The Hagiographer was published in Prague by the Bulgarian Cultural and Educational Organization St. St. Cyril and Methodius.The main character is a hagiographer from the ninth century, with a dark past, who lives in Rome with his lover Monika. The rich and famous princess Monti asks him to write a life of Constantine the Philosopher. Shortly after, under dramatic circumstances, the chief archivist of the Church of Rome, Anastasius Bibliothecarius, made the same offer to him. From that moment on, the nameless hero of Stefan Kisyov embarks together with Monika both on a feverish study of the life of Constantine the Philosopher and his work – the creation of the Glagolitic alphabet, as well as on exciting adventures with an unexpected ending in Rome, Venice, Constantinople and the old Bulgarian capitals Pliska and Veliki Preslav. He overcomes many obstacles like prison, torture, kidnapping by pirates, but, in the end, successfully completes both his studies and his long journey on the footsteps of Constantine Cyril the Philosopher. Along the way, the hagiographer meets many historical figures – popes, patriarchs, emperors, princes.
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On October 25 in the Central lobby of the National Library “St. St. Cyril and Methodius ” was held a meeting and conversation with Plamen Antov and Poli Mukanova. The topic of the conversation was the fragment as the two authors see it according to their new books – “The Fragment, Fragmentary 2020” and “Was Sisyphus Happy”.
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The National Library “St. St. Cyril and Methodius” presented at a press conference its partners and upcoming activities under the “Unity in Diversity“ project. The project duration is 14 months and amounts at BGN 145,671.93. It is financed under the Financial Mechanism of the European Economic Area 2014–2021 under Program RA14 “ Cultural entrepreneurship, heritage and cooperation”, Result 3 „Improved awareness of arts and culture of ethnic and cultural minorities (focus on Roma)“.
More...Националната библиотека представи документалната изложба „Аз съм Левски!“
In the National Library “St. St. Cyril and Methodius” the documentary exhibition “I am Levski!” was opened – part of the National Program to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the death of the Apostle. It was carried out with the financial support of the Ministry of Culture.
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