Bulgarian Folklore

Vol. ХХХVІI, 2011, Issue 2

PERSPECTIVES ON THE DIFFERENCES. Studies of Ethnic, Religious and Cultural Otherness

Editors: Vladimir Penchev, Stanoy Stanoev, Irina Kolarska

Introductory Words

Vladimir Penchev. About People and Terminology, Or, about Bulgarians outside Bulgaria
Summary/ References

Veselka Toncheva. Life on the Border (Golo Brdo, Gora and Mala Prespa, the Republic of Albania)
Summary/ References

Irina Kolarska. Saint Cyril and Methodius’ Day in Czechia – A Unity between Religious and Secular
Summary/ References

Weronika Grozdew-Kołacińska. Traditional Chants of the Bulgarian Catholics. Between Sacrum and Profanum
Summary/ References

Galina Lozanova. The Giant Audj Ibn Anak and the Prophet Nuh
Summary/ References

Lyubomir Mikov. Comments on Dating the Public Ottoman Baths on Bulgarian Lands (15th–19th C.)
Summary/ References

Stanoy Stanoev. “The Thames, Sir…” One Exotic Character in the Bulgarian Joke Space
Summary/ References

Lina Gergova. Ethnostereotypes and Labour (Citizens, Non-Citizens and Super-Citizens)
Summary/ References

Ekaterina Anastasova. Zor Alef and the Unitarian Teaching – between Bulgaria, Russia and the EU
Summary/ References

Doctoral Research

Svetoslava Toncheva. The Anthroposophical Mentality – Spiritual-Scientific View of Life?
Summary/ References

Published

Mihaela Kuzmova. Marek Jakoubek. Vojvodovo. Etnologie krajanské obce. Centrum pro studium demokracie a kultury. Brno, 2010

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