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Born March 14, 1859 in Elena, Teodor Todorov received his primary and secondary education in Elena and Gabrovo and then continued his studies in Russia. In 1893 he graduated from the Faculty of Novorossiysk University (Odessa). This determined his enduring feelings for Slavophilism and Russia. After returning to Bulgaria in the middle of 1886, he began his career as a lawyer in Ruse. His involvement with politics coincided with his professional development. Teodorov did not belong to the generation of politicians who took part in the national liberation movement, or the struggle for an independent church and education. From the beginning of his political career after the dethronement of Prince Alexander I he was defined as a Russophile. He strongly supported the dethronement of the Prince and endorsed the interim government of Metropolitan Kliment (Vasil Drumev) and was one of his defenders. During the time Teodorov served as Chairman of the National Assembly (1894-1896) he proved himself an extremely clever politician and a gifted orator. He asserted himself as the third major political factor in the country after the Prince and the Prime Minister. He was an irreconcilable enemy of liberals and Stambolov in particular. He was an undisputed authority among conservatives and hard-line Narodnyak Russophiles, and he advanced on the political arena at a time when the country had plunged into both social and political turmoil.
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The Scientific Archive of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences preserves a poorly known set of hand-written documents representing reports of county governors to the Minister of Internal Affairs and containing data on the folk costumes worn by the different groups of population in the respective districts. The article analyses the report of the governor of the County of Sofia. The document presents according to the district the various types of male and female costumes typical of each settlement. The lack of studies on the folk costume in the time of the document provokes the interest of the author to find the reasons for the specification of precisely these types of costumes. Comparing and analysing the data on each costume – its elements, materials, decoration etc. – she determines the markers of differentiation that gave the authors of the respective descriptions a reason to typologize the costumes in certain district precisely in this manner. In this article, the author analyses the presentation of the folk costumes in Zlatitsa, Novo selo and Iskrets districts. The first two districts –Samokov and Sofia – were a subject of analysis in an article published in the previousissue of the journal.
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Powerful impact of tourism on the development of the whole social and economic context and the ecological environment of Bulgaria, geopolitical dynamics at regional and global level and the constantly increasing competition at the international tourist market impose fast and adequate changes in all key spheres of development of tourism including fast and adequate changes in tourism policies; staff training by means of teaching based on competences and requiring new models of partnership between tourism industry, education institutions and local authorities; new approaches to planning and spatial organization of tourism aiming to achieve higher sustainability; enhancing effectiveness of using significant finance resources by structural and investment funds of EU; purposeful scientific research of tourism practice focusing on expected outcomes of climatic changes, processes of clustering in tourism and new tendencies in the sector; achieving and sustaining high quality of tourism product by using new technologies together with digital marketing; development of new forms of types of special tourism, etc.
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The Four books of the “Selected works” (2013–2015) by the Georgian philosopher, specialist in cognition theory science of science and cosmology, academician, professor, doctor of philosophical sciences Leonid Djakhaia (born on 13 september 1932 in Sukhumi – Abkhazia, Georgia) is represented in the framework of the cosmogonical concept of the universe. Philosophicalinformation picture of the world at the end of ХХ century in the scientist’s mind is revealed as a pertaining to the multitude of concepts and theories in the field – polyphony of voices in the universal knowledge: А. Einstein, J.-P. Sartre, P. K. Feyerabend, I. Prigojin. As a logical and natural continuation of Vol. 1 – “Scientific Research” of “Selected Works” of the scholar are rationalized the other three volumes of the Four books: vol. 2 – “Articles and Reviews”; vol. 3 – “Lyrical Retreats”; vol. 4 – “Unfinished Memoirs”. The Four books are assessed as a contribution to the universal humanitaristics – open laboratory – mental instruments on the study of the rational – intuitional – logical – figurative thinking as a unity of the variety in the features of Theseus in 21st century.
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The publication presents information on the family history and public activity of the representatives of four generations of the National Revival family Rusovich from Arbanasi, Veliko Tarnovo. It covers the period from the last decades of the 18th century to the beginning of the 20th century. The founder of the family is Rusi Nicolau. He originates from Tryavna Balkan (Tryavna or the surrounding villages). He settles in Arbanassi and sets up a family before the devastation and plundering of the village by the КardzhaliiVillans in 1798. The main part of the presentation is based on unpublished Greek-language documents from the archive of the family, which is stored in the 963K Fund – “Brothers Rusovich” trade house – the State Archive of Arbanasi village – Veliko Tarnovo.
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The review presents a brief overview of the collective monograph, which summarizes the results of the comparative and typological study of pharyngealization in the Turkic languages of South Siberia. Objective instrumental material shows that, despite the views formed in turkology, pharyngealization is a living evolving phenomenon, covering not only the vocalism, but the consonantism and the supersegmental level of the sound systems of several languages of the Baikal-Sayan region.
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This volume is dedicated to the 25 Anniversary of Philosophy Major at the University of Veliko Tarnovo. The selected papers are oriented to searching for new alternative roads of social development after the collapse of neoliberalism and the decline of the unipolar world
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