Published by the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum
at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Bulgarian Folklore
Vol. ХХХVІI, 2011, Issue 1
BULGARIA – HUNGARY. ETHNOCULTURAL TRADITIONS AND CONTEMPORARY WORLD
Editor: Natalia Rashkova
Bulgarian Explorations on Hungarian Fieldwork
Natalia Rashkova. Ethnocultural Traditions and Contemporary World – a Bulgarian Glance towards Hungary
Summary/ ReferencesValentina Ganeva-Raycheva. The Contemporary Museum – An Intermediary in Communication (Bulgarian-Hungarian Parallels)
Summary/ ReferencesPenka Peykovska. The Bulgarian School in Budapest, 1813–1936. A Social-Anthropological Analysis of Its School Book
Summary/ ReferencesEthnological Lens in Hungary
Balázs Bálogh. Antecedents, Possibilities and Prospects of Research of the Present (Excerpts from the Work and Plans of the Institute of Ethnology of the HAS)
Summary/ ReferencesMihaly Hoppal. Notes on Shamanism
Summary/ ReferencesKatalin Juhász. Hungarian Fürdő: Place of Relax, Entertainment, Recreation and Medical Cure. A Historical Review
Summary/ ReferencesTünde Turai. Pension Systems and the Cultural Understandings of the Old Age – Shifts Between the Macro and Micro Level Conceptions
Summary/ ReferencesPiroska Szabó. Life Strategies in Nagyrákos
Summary/ ReferencesBalázs Borsos. Rivers, Marshes & Farmlands. Research Perspectives on the Ecological History of Hungary through Еxamples of Bodrogköz (North-East Hungary)
Summary/ ReferencesDoctoral Research
Angelina Ilieva. Art and Performance in Bulgarian Larp Games
Summary/ ReferencesCultural Centers
Rumyana Metodieva-Ivanova. The “Izvor” Group of Authentic Folklore in the Town of Tryavna
Jubilee
Penka Peykovska. Academician Attila Paládi-Kovács’s 70th Anniversary
Katya Mihaylova. Lilyana Bogdanova in Science and in Life
Review
Valentina Ganeva-Raycheva, Natalia Rashkova. “Shared Thrace” Exhibition – A Visual Result of a Research Project
Published
Petya Klinkova. Thoughts about the Content and the Problematic Aspects of “Urban Memory,” or My Subjective Attempt to Review a Very Interesting Anthropological Study (Paměť města. Obraz města, veřejné komemorace a historické zlomy v 19.-21. století. Brno, 2009)
Anatol Anchev. Elya Tsaneva, Anni Kirilova, Vanya Nikolova. Osinovyavaneto v bulgarskata kulturna traditsiya [Child Adoption in Bulgarian Cultural Tradition]. Sofia, Izdatelstvo na Etnografksiya institut s muzey – BAN, 2010
Ana Stefanova. “The Golden Girl” by Krassimira Baychinska – A Golden Path beyond the Mirror
Authors in the Issue