Vol. 52 No. 1 (2016)

Articles

• Čavdar Mutafov and German Expressionism

  Alexandra Antonova

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• Bulgarian Renaissance and German Romanticism – Typological Collision

  Plamen Antov

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• Memory Cultures in Literature. How the Communist Past of Bulgaria is Dealt with in the Novels of Ilija Trojanow, Dimitré Dinev and Sibylle Lewitscharoff

  Snežana Bojčeva

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• Wedding Customs and Symbols of Love in Bulgarian and German Fairy Tales

  Gergana Börger

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• Kiril Kostov – One of the Most Outstanding Scientists in the Field of Balkan Studies and Linguistics

  Sigrun Comati

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• The Bulgarian and her Worlds in Hans Wachenhusens “The Vampyr. A Novel from Bulgaria”

  Nikolaj Černokožev

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• The German Art Nouveau and Its Reflections in Bulgarian Literature at the Beginning of the 20th Century. Two Literary Paths: Teodor Trajanov and Emanuil Popdimitrov

  Bisera Dakova

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• Bulgarian Literary Modernism – Pulsations of Proximity: Bulgaria – Germany – Europe

  Elka Dimitrova

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• The Vantage Point of Artists from East Berlin into the People’s Republic of Bulgaria

  Ana Karaminova

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• Bulgarian Calls for Luring Farm Animals

  Corinna Leschber

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• Three Bulgarian Poetesses and their relationship to Germany and Austria: Mara Belčeva, Elisaveta Bagrjana and Vesela Vasileva

  Ludmila Malinova

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• Beginnings and Development of Bulgarian Studies in Bavaria in the Twentieth Century

  Helmut Schaller

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• “Bulgaria: What It Is and What It Will Become”. Bulgaria from a German Perspective in 1915

  Gabriella Schubert

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• Very Funny!? Humour as a Narrative Device in Ilija Trojanov’s Novel “The World Is Big and Salvation Lurks Around Every Corner”

  Anne Sturm

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