Хумор и журналистика от 60-те години на XIX век
Вulgarian Revival Period Humour Publications Of The 1860s

Author(s): Elena Getova
Subject(s): Language and Literature Studies, Studies of Literature, Bulgarian Literature, Sociology of Literature
Published by: Пловдивски университет »Паисий Хилендарски«
Keywords: Bulgarian Revival; humour press; 1860s; the Gayda newspaper; the Tapan newspaper; the Hitar Petar newspaper; Petko Slaveykov
Summary/Abstract: This paper discusses the expressions of sociocultural centrality in the first humour publications in the Bulgarian Revival Period. It looks into the intentional choice and the graphic design of the newspaper title, the existence and meaning of a subtitle, the target audience of the publication, the visual layout of the front page, the presence of illustrations or cartoons, and of course the explicitly declared personal priorities and political biases of the editor/publisher or the owner of the newspaper. Exploring these paratextual spaces also includes the program articles, in which the personal priorities and publishing intentions of the editor are directly stated.

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