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Национална митология и национална литература. Сюжети, изграждащи българската национална идентичност в словесността от ХVІІІ и ХІХ век
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Национална митология и национална литература. Сюжети, изграждащи българската национална идентичност в словесността от ХVІІІ и ХІХ век

Author(s): Nikolay Aretov / Language(s): Bulgarian

This book examines the main plots in Bulgarian literature of 18th and 19th centuries through which the Bulgarians were building and still build their self-image and their mental maps. These plots and the main figures in them formed one relatively homogeneous mythical structure, presented in the literature. From this perspective, this study examines key tests in the national canon, from Paisius of Hilendar to Ivan Vasov and beyond.

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Мултикултурният човек. Сборник в чест на прод. д.и.н. Камен Гаренов (отец Петър Гарена). Археология и история, Език и литература
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Мултикултурният човек. Сборник в чест на прод. д.и.н. Камен Гаренов (отец Петър Гарена). Археология и история, Език и литература

Author(s): / Language(s): English,Bulgarian,Russian,German

This volume contains studies, articles and research reports dedicated to Prof. Petar Garenov and the 60-th anniversary of his death. In his life Prof. Garenov was part of the academic department of History and Archaeology of Povdiv University "Paisii Hilendarski". The title of the collection represents the person Prof. Garenov was - an outstanding theologian, Doctor of history, sculptor and painter, who received various awards in all these areas during his life. All the studies and articles in this volume cover a large area of topics and subjects in the spheres of History, Archaeology, Language and Literature. Some of the works contain illustrations and images used to support the arguments of a concrete author. All the Bulgarian and foreign authors of this edition are prominent scientists and experts in different scientific areas.

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Лингвистиката: история, предизвикателства, перспективи. Сборник в чест на 80-годишнината на проф. д-р Иван Кочев
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Лингвистиката: история, предизвикателства, перспективи. Сборник в чест на 80-годишнината на проф. д-р Иван Кочев

Author(s): / Language(s): Slovak,Albanian,English,Bulgarian,Russian

Conference Proceedings “Linguistics: History, Challenges, Perspectives” (2015) are dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Prof. Dr. Ivan Kochev. The papers which are part of the Proceedings are close to Prof. Kochev’s diverse research interests. There are several sections – the first contains the plenary reports of Prof. Emilia Pernishka; Prof. Lilia Ilieva (1774), Prof. Antony Stoilov and Prof. Anna Choleva-Dimitrova. Their papers cover different linguistic topics, especially related to South-Slavic and Balkan linguistics. The second section is named “Dialectology. History of language. Word Formation” and it comprises 13 papers written by 15 researchers. The next section is called “Comparative and Contrastive Linguistics. Foreign Languages” and contains 13 papers as well. Authors are from different countries and their work includes various languages. The forth part of the Proceedings “Lexicology and Lexicography of Bulgarian language” incorporates papers of 10 researchers from Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Albania, dealing with some problems of modern and historical lexicology/ lexicography in Slavic and Balkan context. The fifth section, named “Stylistics and Pragmatics. Language and Communication”, explores the so-called communicative approaches and methods to languages. It includes 10 papers from 13 Bulgarian and foreign linguists. The next part “Grammar of Contemporary Bulgarian Language” includes texts devoted to Bulgarian morphology and syntax. The last section is called “Interactive Teaching Methods” and it concerns some pedagogical issues.

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The Ancient Egyptian Story of the Shipwrecked Sailor. Morphology of Classical Egypt
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The Ancient Egyptian Story of the Shipwrecked Sailor. Morphology of Classical Egypt

Author(s): Sergei Ignatov / Language(s): English

The main corpus of the study represents a source study of pHermitage 1115, containing the text, which describes the encounter and the discourse of an Egyptian man with a deity. The text is considered in a dialogue with the texts of the epoch, i.e. the principle is followed that in order to understand an ancient text, one has to study all the other ones that are accessible. The uniqueness of the presented papyrus lies in the fact that it contains the most ancient evidence of prayer and of sacrifice, committed without the mediation of priests and is the most ancient story, describing a meeting of a man with a deity, without the human deserting his body. As compared to other religious texts, mentioning similar encounters in the process of the transformation into the hereafter, in pHermitage 1115 the Egyptian crosses the south-eastern boundary of the inhabited world and finds himself in the realm of the deity. Traditionally, the text is considered to be the most ancient specimen of adventure literature, but a careful analysis discloses, that it is an esoteric text, which describes mechanisms for trespassing the Worlds, throws light on the nature of the deity and its world, and guides the human beings by instructing them as to how to conduct themselves under such extraordinary situations. And most importantly, the papyrus reveals the image of Egypt such as it appears in the eyes of the Egyptian and of the deity.

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The Body of God : Word and Image in Ancient Egypt. Lectures Delivered at New Bulgarian University
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The Body of God : Word and Image in Ancient Egypt. Lectures Delivered at New Bulgarian University

Author(s): Sergei Ignatov / Language(s): English

The Egyptian state is the living body of God, i.e. of the king. This is the presumption of this book. The Egyptian state is the living body of God, i.e. of the king. This is the presumption of this book. The founder of Egyptology, Jean-Francois Champollion, once wrote: “In such inquiries one can progress with the help of facts only, and monuments are the only reliable facts... ” This is perhaps the best definition of Egyptological studies: patient and conscientious study of the monuments of ancient Egypt. The monuments of ancient Egyptian culture are located primarily in the Nile valley. The evidence of Egyptian penetration far south into ancient Nubia, ancient Syria, Phoenicia and Palestine to the east, imported Egyptian artifacts in the eastern Mediterranean lands, are also of interest to Egyptology. ...

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Socializace do školního jazyka
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Socializace do školního jazyka

Author(s): Zuzana Šalamounová / Language(s): Czech

It could appear that people use the same language in school as they do everywhere else. Nonetheless, school language is so specific that it is often considered to be a foreign language. In fact, students begin to learn particular facts together with ways to talk about them as soon as they enter school. The sole purpose of this book is to examine this process which is typically called school-language socialization. The book, based on empirical research of classes of Czech language at lower secondary schools, describes how students learn to use language in a specific culturally determined way in conformity with the customary teaching activities of a given school subject.

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Studia Macedonica II
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Studia Macedonica II

Author(s): / Language(s): Czech,Macedonian

Twenty studies and essays written by scholars from Czech and Macedonian universities and other academic institutions which deal comparatively with Czech-Macedonian historical, linguistic, literary, and ethnographic / folklore topics. The problems of Czech-Macedonian cultural and political relations could not be researched before 1991. Only after the foundation of an independent Macedonian state, the Macedonian language, literature, and culture courses were introduced at Czech universities, and first scholar papers on both the oldest (Constantinand-Methodius) history and contemporary era in our mutual relations and their development began to emerge.

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Функционирование слов категории состояния в древнерусских памятниках XII–XVII вв.
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Функционирование слов категории состояния в древнерусских памятниках XII–XVII вв.

Author(s): Oksana Ushakova / Language(s): Russian

The monograph deals with the issue of the categories of state (predicative adverbs), which is a debatable point of contemporary Russian linguistics. In the center of interest are therefore indeclinable units that engage only in the predicate role of single-predicate sentences and express the state generally. The monograph completely describes how these words are represented and how they function in Old Russian texts from 12th to 17th century. The analysed units are viewed in lexical, derivative, morphological and syntactic terms. The complex research of such word is carried out in the confrontational diachronic and synchronic aspects of using data from Czech language.

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Aктуальные прoблeмы обучения русскому языку XII
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Aктуальные прoблeмы обучения русскому языку XII

Author(s): / Language(s): Russian

Collection of papers “Current issues of the Russian language teaching XII” is devoted to issues of methodology of teaching Russian as a foreign language, to issues of linguistics and literary science. It is a result of the international scientific conference of the same name which took place on 9–11 May 2016 in Brno (Czech Republic).

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Szekspiromania. Księga dedykowana pamięci Andrzeja Żurowskiego
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Szekspiromania. Księga dedykowana pamięci Andrzeja Żurowskiego

Author(s): / Language(s): English,Polish

A collection of essays dedicated to the memory of a renowned Shakespeare scholar Andrzej Żurowski (1944–2013). The book is devoted to the interpretation and reception of Shakespeare’s works in Polish theatre and abroad, to theatrical practices and various dramatic devices, to translations and comparative studies, as well as to polemics and Shakespearean inspirations in broadly defined culture: in music, iconography, and translation. A diverse study of the phenomenon of the contemporary and global Shakespeare.

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Ústav slavistiky: Východiska a perspektivy
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Ústav slavistiky: Východiska a perspektivy

Author(s): Ivo Pospíšil,Aleš Brandner,Halina Myronova,Pavel Krejčí,Václav Štěpánek,Roman Madecki,Josef Šaur / Language(s): Czech

This volume has its roots in the brochure published on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Department of Slavonic Studies (2005)1 summarizing its previous development. The department came into being in 1995 though its predecessors under various names, e. g. Slavonic Seminar or partial departments or sections belonging to wider entities dealing with individual Slavonic languages and literatures, have never ceased to exist since 1919. The original Slavonic Seminar was one of the founder institutes or departments of the newly founded Masaryk University (1919). The Slavonic studies have always been understood as something very substantial in the structure of Central European universities. This fact was an advantage on the one hand, and a disadvantage on the other as it could bring new impulses both in the material study and the methodology of various scientific disciplines, but, at the same time, in the political situation of the region it could also enter delicate and rather complicated and controversial political contexts. The real Slavonic studies represented not only the language and literature research, but, on the contrary, a wide range of facts connected with some other disciplines, such as history, philosophy, sociology, social psychology etc.; especially this wide, area conception I tried to cultivate from the very beginning of the existence of the department unlike the traditional, narrow, purely philological concept which hitherto dominated in university philologies. This approach needs a relative standstill as well as a dynamic, creative, and methodological unrest, the chance to participate in topical political processes in the sphere of applied research as a part and a co-creator of the state foreign policy. The Slavonic studies cover the diachronous as well as the synchronous research touching the hotspots of the subject, but always with a certain degree of distance and a detached view. This methodological foundation has been preserved in the whole course of the existence of the Department of Slavonic studies at Masaryk University. The contemporary situation of the department reflects both the traditions and the necessity of new, more radical structural development. The body of the department is subdivided into the so-called seminars (sections) covering the specific disciplines due to the area concept of Slavonic studies: East-Slavonic Languages and Literatures (Russian studies, Ukrainian studies, partly Byelorusian and rarely also Ruthenian studies represented from time to time by specific guest lectures). The Seminar of South Slavonic and Balkan Studies deals with the whole complex of the Slavonic and non-Slavonic Balkans. The Seminar of West-Slavonic Studies focuses on Polish studies, partly on Slovak and Sorbian studies: the development of individual disciplines was rather complicated and has sometimes undergone substantial changes. The department also guarantees the doctoral programme of comparative and philologicalarea studies. To sum up: at present, the Department of Slavonic Studies at the Faculty of Arts of Masaryk University covers practically all the disciplines of Slavonic studies either as complex programmes or as separate subjects present from time to time in the complex programmes. The specific position has been occupied by Philological-Area Studies as a backbone of Slavonic studies in general. After the general reform of the study the in 2018, the area approach will be the dominant principle of all the newly conceived programmes and separately will be present in the doctoral programme as Philological-Area Studies. The Slavonic studies have always had a specific position in the framework of the university and the Faculty of Arts and enjoyed an excellent reputation in European as well as in the world Slavonic studies. The famous past of Slavonic studies at Masaryk university is connected with the names of Václav Vondrák (1859–1925), Stanislav Souček (1870–1935), Roman Jakobson (1896–1982), František Trávníček (1888–1961), Frank Wollman (1888–1969), Sergii Vilinskii (1876–1950), Bohuslav Havránek (1893–1978), Josef Kurz (1901–1972), Václav Machek (1894–1965), later, for example, Josef Hrabák (1912–1987), Jiří Krystýnek (1913–1991), Arnošt Lamprecht (1919–1985), Jaroslav Mandát (1924–1986), Jaroslav Burian (1922–1980), Vlasta Vlašínová (1925–1977), Roman Mrázek (1921–1989), Jiří Jiráček (1924–2013), Radoslav Večerka (1928–2017), Jarmil Pelikán (1928–2017), Krystyna Kardyni-Pelikánová (born 1930), Danuše Kšicová (1932–2017), Stanislav Žaža (1929–2018), Miroslav Mikulášek (born 1930), Ivan Dorovský (born 1935) and other scholars including those who represent the Brno Slavonic studies today. The Department/Institute of Slavonic Studies came into existence on 1st of September 1995: the main goal was to reconstitute the complex of Slavonic studies, to concentrate the scientific research and to guarantee the study of minor Slavonic languages and literatures. The basic conception presupposed the development of Slavonic studies in three major directions: 1) the inner restriction and functionality, practicality and efficiency; 2) the outer expansion, i. e. the radical growth of the number of students in all forms of study; 3) the intrinsic restructuring, the existence of common subjects, the permeation of all disciplines on the basis of the philological and area principles. This conception is being modified nowadays in the form of wider study programmes. At present, the Department of Slavonic Studies publishes four scientific journals, part of various international databases: Slavica litteraria, Opera Slavica, Novaya rusistika (published by the Czech Association of Slavists) and Porta Balkanica (published by a professional society of the same name) together with the internet journal Proudy (Currents) published by the Central-European Centre of Slavonic studies – all the professional societies have the seat in the department. Recently, the department participated in several European projects concerning the area studies and excellent education. The department also organizes several regular international conferences dealing with poetics, literary genres and currents as well as values in literature and arts; several publications appeared in the framework of the so-called specific research and as a result of international cooperation of doctoral students. These days, the Department of Slavonic Studies has a stable position in the structure of European Slavonic research, with a highly developed methodological heading and rich international cooperation with leading institutions dealing with Slavonic studies. It cannot be ignored that the department also immensely participates in the promotion of researchers in Slavonic studies, general linguistics and literary criticism both in and outside the Czech Republic substantially forming the image and scholarly bearings of Slavonic studies in general.

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Josef Dobrovský: Hungarista a ugrofinista
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Josef Dobrovský: Hungarista a ugrofinista

Author(s): Richard Pražák / Language(s): Czech

The monograph Josef Dobrovský. Hungarologist and Finno-Ugrist deals not only with the strictly philological aspects of the Hungarologic and Finno-Ugric research of the founder of modern Slavic and Bohemistic studies Josef Dobrovsky, but also with his relations to the Finno-Ugric peoples in general, that is to say, to their languages, history and culture. The author's starting point in his approach to Hungarology and Finno-Ugristics is a wider conception, based on the comprehensive culture, politics and history of the peoples in question. In contrast to an exclusively linguistic view, he sees in this branch of science a line of investigation that deals with the languages and with all other essential manifestations of the culture of the Finno-Ugric peoples alike, whether it be in reference to the Central European sphere only (Hungarology) or to the wider Eurasian area (Finno-Ugristics).

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Čeština Bedřicha Smetany: Analýza Smetanovy česky psané korespondence
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Čeština Bedřicha Smetany: Analýza Smetanovy česky psané korespondence

Author(s): Lucie Rychnovská / Language(s): Czech

The monograph deals with the research of the composer Bedřich Smetana’s Czech. Smetana (1824–1884) lived in the period of time which is, in works on history of Czech language, referred to as revival or post-revival. From the linguistic perspective, this period is typical of replacement of German by Czech in the function of high communication variety and formation of modern standard language norm. The publication poses a question how contemporary speakers, who were educated but were not professionally involved in Czech language (as e. g. writers or journalists), mastered this norm. By the analysis of orthographical, grammatical and also complementarily of lexical aspects of Smetana’s correspondence, the monograph demonstrates how is Smetana’s expressing prototypical and in contrary extraordinary. The aim of the work is also to contribute to the knowledge of constitutive standard language of the second half of the 19th century.

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A Wisła dalej płynie
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A Wisła dalej płynie

Author(s): Petro Murianka / Language(s): Polish

Petro Murianka, a Lemko born in Lower Silesia, where his family was relocated during the Operation Vistula, in his autobiography goes back to the time when he was fifteen years old. He recounts the co-existence of a multicultural community, the trials and tribulations of his school life, his everyday life in the country. He often looks at the history of his own nation in retrospect, drawing from written sources and his parents’ rich narratives.

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Mladá slavistika II: Vnější a vnitřní vazby a souvislosti ve slovanských literaturách, jazycích a kulturách
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Mladá slavistika II: Vnější a vnitřní vazby a souvislosti ve slovanských literaturách, jazycích a kulturách

Author(s): / Language(s): Slovak,Czech

Young Slavistics II is the fifth consecutive publication in a series of annual publications of Doctoral students from the Department of Slavonic Studies in Brno. The book was introduced by a study from Prof. Ivo Pospíšil called “The Problem of the Coherence and Incoherence of Slavonic Literatures”. There are also nine studies by Doctoral students of different Slavonic fields, in which the students examine the issues of context and connection in Slavonic literatures, languages and cultures through the investigation of individual examples. Their research is based on dissertations currently being prepared. Therefore, the publication is a presentation of current research topics solved in Brno by young students of Slavonic studies and at the same time they indicate the trends which this emerging generation of researchers brings to contemporary Slavonic research.

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Кирило-Методиевска Библиография 1516–1934
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Кирило-Методиевска Библиография 1516–1934

Author(s): Grigoriy Il’inskiy,Svetlina Nikolova,Veselka Zhelyazkova,Nedjalka Zafirova / Language(s): Bulgarian

In the edition was published the famous Cyrillo-Methodian bibliography of Grigoriy Il’inskiy – an edition of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in 1934. The bibliography is accompanied by study of Sv. Nikolova about the life and activities of Gr. Il’inskiy and bibliography of the Bulgarian Cyrillo-Methodian contributions during the period 1846-1934.

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XV. studentská vědecká konference Katedry českého jazyka a literatury: 23. března 2023
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XV. studentská vědecká konference Katedry českého jazyka a literatury: 23. března 2023

Author(s): / Language(s): Czech

These collection of the XV. student scientific conference of the Department of Czech Language and literature from March 23, 2023, contains 15 articles by 15 researchers on linguistic and literary topics. It contains studies by Kristýna Zuzaňáková (The metaphors of everyday life), Iveta Dokoupilová (Carrying children in linguistics), Tereza Švandová (Czech Language as the basis of success or the Role of Czech for foreign language speakers), Radim Ošmera (Interlanguage theory in second language acquisition), Zuzana Procházková (Textbooks for pupils with different mother tongue at the second level of primary school), Aneta Čermáková (Strengths and limitations of corpus analysis of bilingual material), Petra Fojtíková (Literacy and literacy in literary education classes), Miroslav Jindra (Conclusion to the research on children’s identification with literary works and theatre performances), Marie Pavelková (The figure of the child-stranger in Alena Ježková’s Dragon soup), Magdalena Lípová (The dog hero as a guide on the way to identity formation and interpersonal relationships in selected stories for children and youth), Klára Březinová (Marian mirroring), Dominika Papíková (Internal subjects in Petra Soukupová’s books To the sea and The best for all), Ondřej Zabloudil Pechník (The thematization of natural nations in Czech literature after 2000 in retrospect), Tereza Homolová (The theme of music in the poetry of Vít Slíva) and Tereza Pořízková (Above aspects of the novel by E. M. Forster).

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Наративите в немската култура по времето на Реформацията (1517-1648)
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Наративите в немската култура по времето на Реформацията (1517-1648)

Author(s): Maria Endreva / Language(s): Bulgarian

This is a presentation of the era of Reformation in Germany.

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Coordonate multilingve în învățământul românesc
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Coordonate multilingve în învățământul românesc

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian

Volumul de față reprezintă o premieră în peisajul editorial românesc, fiind o radiografie a învățământului românesc din perspectiva limbilor studiate și a oportunităților disponibile de găsire a unui loc de muncă pentru cunoscătorii de limbi străine. Cercetarea întreprinsă de un colectiv de 30 de autori prezintă în amănunt, inclusiv prin mijloace grafice și fotografii, valorificând sursele de informare disponibile, pregătirea multilingvă în România – la nivel preuniversitar, universitar și postunivesitar, precum și în context extrașcolar –, la aceasta adăugându-se o analiză amănunțită a competențelor lingivistice și a inserției pe piața muncii din România. Cele șapte anexe completează și sintetizează informațiile cuprinse în capitolele cărții.Cartea se adresează, așadar, nu doar profesorilor de limbi străine sau angajatorilor, ci și tuturor acelora care sunt interesați să afle detalii riguros documentate despre prezența limbilor materne și moderne în mediul educațional și profesional românesc, în contextul unui mediu european și internațional dinamic din punct de vedere economic, social și politic, în care cunoașterea limbilor străine de către cetățenii români, dar și cunoașterea limbii române de către cetățenii străini care studiază și lucrează în România reprezintă un element care poate asigura o bună inserție pe piața educțională și a muncii.The present volume is unique on the Romanian publishing market, as it is a comprehensive overview of the Romanian education system from the perspective of the languages present in the curricula and of the opportunities for insertion on the labour market available for language proficient individuals. The result of research undertaken by a group of 30 authors, the book provides extensive details on and a cross-regional comparison of the opportunities for studying languages at pre-university, university and extracurricular level, with valuable appendices that complement and summarize the information presented throughout the book.The volume is therefore aimed not only at foreign language teachers or employers, but also at all those who are interested in finding out rigorously documented details about the presence of languages in the Romanian educational and professional environment, against the background of a dynamic economic, social and political European and international context, in which proficiency in foreign languages by Romanian citizens, as well as the mastery of the Romanian language by foreign citizens studying and working in Romania, are key elements that may ensure a good insertion on the educational and labor market.

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Семантични студии. Синтактично и семантично описание на български глаголи
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Семантични студии. Синтактично и семантично описание на български глаголи

Author(s): Svetla Koeva,Svetlozara Leseva,Ivelina Stoyanova,Hristina Kukova,Valentina Stefanova,Maria Todorova,Tsvetana Dimitrova / Language(s): English,Bulgarian

The volume “Semantic Studies: Syntactic and Semantic Description of Bulgarian Verbs” is developed as part of the project “Enriching the Semantic Network WordNet with Conceptual Frames”, funded by the Bulgarian National Science Fund under the Program for Funding Fundamental Research (Grant Agreement No. KP-06-N50/1 of 2020).

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