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/ References
Valentina Ganeva-Raycheva.
The Contemporary Museum – An Intermediary in Communication (Bulgarian-Hungarian Parallels)
Summary/ References
Penka Peykovska.
The Bulgarian School in Budapest, 1813–1936. A Social-Anthropological Analysis of Its School Book
Summary/ References
Ethnological 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/ References
Mihaly Hoppal.
Notes on Shamanism
Summary/ References
Katalin Juhász.
Hungarian Fürdő: Place of Relax, Entertainment, Recreation and Medical Cure. A Historical Review
Summary/ References
Tünde Turai.
Pension Systems and the Cultural Understandings of the Old Age – Shifts Between the Macro and Micro Level Conceptions
Summary/ References
Piroska Szabó.
Life Strategies in Nagyrákos
Summary/ References
Balázs Borsos.
Rivers, Marshes & Farmlands. Research Perspectives on the Ecological History of Hungary through Еxamples of Bodrogköz (North-East Hungary)
Summary/ References
Doctoral Research
Angelina Ilieva.
Art and Performance in Bulgarian Larp Games
Summary/ References
Cultural 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
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