Published by the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum
at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Bulgarian Folklore
Vol. XLIX, 2023, Issue 1
FOLKLORE AND MEDIA INTERPRETATIONS (Bulgarian-Czech parallels)
Editors: Vladimir Penchev, Jaroslav Otčenášek
Executive editors:Katya Mihaylova, Valentin Voskresenski, Stanoy Stanoev
Jaroslav Otčenášek. Czech Television Advertising and Folklore – Methods of Media Use of Folk Traditions
Summary/ ReferencesNevena Dimitrova. Tradition and Innovation (How Folklore Culture in Czech Republic and Bulgaria Finds a New Way in the Medias during and after the 2020 Pandemic)
Summary/ ReferencesEva Šipöczová. Internet Memes as Part of Political Communication and Participation on the Example of the Slovak Platform Zomri
Summary/ ReferencesAngelina Ilieva. Fake News – Functions and Interpretations in the Bulgarian Media Space
Summary/ ReferencesFieldwork Notes
Vladimir Penchev. Festivals Referring to Tradition (Some Observations of Their Media Coverage)
Book Reviews
Jaroslav Otčenášek. The Political Joke in the Second Half of the 20th Century and Today
Ivana Srabkova. The Czech and the Slovak Traces in Bulgaria
Events
Rayna Rozhdestvenska. International Slavic Scientific Conference “Interdisciplinary Study of Sources for Language and Spiritual Culture: Slovak-Slavic Interconnections”
In memoriam
Vladimir Penchev. A Distinguished Researcher of the Bulgarian Community in the Czech Republic Left us Forever. Miriam Moravtsová (1931–2023)
Vladimir Penchev. A Researcher of the Slovak Folklore in Bulgaria Departed This Life. Viera Gašpariková (1928–2023)