Published by the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum
at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Bulgarian Folklore
Vol. XLІIІ, 2017, Issue 3
THE BULGARIANS AND THE GREEKS: INTERSECTIONS
Editor: Bozhidar Aleksiev
Oksana V. Tchoekha. Modern Greek and Bulgarian Narratives about Magicians Pulling the Moon Down from the Sky
Summary/ ReferencesIglika Mishkova. The Masquerade in the Region of Drama
Summary/ ReferencesYura Konstantinova, Dimitar Nitsov. The Balkan Wars – a Greek Point of View from the Beginning of the 20th Century
Summary/ ReferencesDaniel Fokas. On the History of the Greek Community in Sofia from the Middle of the 20th Century until the Present: The Initial Years
Summary/ ReferencesTanya Matanova. Bulgarian Sunday School “Saint George the Zograf” in Thessaloniki – Institution, Consolidating Centre, Mediator of Bulgarian Cultural Heritage
Summary/ ReferencesAnniversaries
Natalia Rashkova, Irena Bokova. Valentina Ganeva-Raycheva’s Sixtieth Anniversary: With a Strong Scholarly Curiosity and Dedication to the Study of Cultures
Valentina Ganeva-Raycheva. A Prominent Researcher of the Epic Tradition and a Charismatic University Professor (On the Occasion of the Sixtieth Anniversary of Prof. Plamen Bochkov)
Published
Ana Luleva. Nacho Dimitrov. Work Mobility of the Karakachans in Bulgaria [In Bulgarian]. Sofia: Gutenberg, 2015
Bozhidar Aleksiev. An American Poet about the Cuisine in Greece. Christopher Bakken. Honey, Olives, Octopus. Translation: Petya Petkova [In Bulgarian]. Sofia: Prozorets, 2014
Sergey Rozhkov. Tanya Matanova. “With Two Homelands, Two Languages, Two Cultures....”: Descendants of Interethnic Marriages – Identity and Ethnocultural Characteristics [In Bulgarian]. Sofia: Paradigma, 2016
Events
Albena Georgieva. First Meeting of Experts in the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage from China and Southeast Europe, Krakow, 11–14 October 2016
In memoriam
Mila Santova. Jean Cuisenier (1927–2017)