
Issue 1–2/2015
THE THEME OF THIS ISSUE:
BULGARIAN STUDIES IN CZECHIA,
CZECH STUDIES IN BULGARIA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
BIBLIOPHILISM
Anna Angelova Jan Amos Komenský and His “Key to the Languages” |
pp. 253–255 |
Anniversaries
Marcel Cerný,
Bozana Niševa From Hristo Botev to the Threshold of the 21st Century… Anniversary touches to the portrait of the scholar in Bulgarian philology Dana Hronková |
pp. 256–277 |
Book Reviews
Margarita Mladenova The Cyrillo-Methodian Mission in Moravia and the Contacts between Byzantium and Rome |
pp. 278–284 |
Ina Hristova The Literature and the Fragmentized World |
pp. 284–288 |
Anjelina Pencheva Petra Soukupova’s Works Translated into Bulgarian |
pp. 288–289 |
Ludmila Uhlírová A Useful Study: A Juxtaposition and Analysis of Innovative Processes in Bulgarian and Czech |
pp. 290–292 |
Veselina Sinivirska The Plurality of Literature |
pp. 293–296 |
Nadezhda Stoyanova Bulgarian Diabolism a Century Later |
pp. 296–297 |
DICTIONARIES, DICTIONARIES...
Cvetanka Avramova Newly Published Bilingual Dictionaries |
pp. 298–300 |
CHRONICAL
Aleksandra Trifonova International Conference on the Occasion of the 160th Anniversary from the Birth of Konstantin Jirecek |
pp. 301–302 |
Radost Zelezarova An Award for Translation |
pp. 303–304 |