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Slavcho Krasinski

Славчо Красински

Author(s): Tsvetan Rakiovsky / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2008

Keywords: Slavcho Krasinski

Slavcho Krasinski is one of the gifted Bulgarian lyrical poets between the two world wars. When he was 21 (1929) he published his first book of poetry entitled Gunshot and attracted the critics’ attention. The poet’s real character is revealed by his two subsequent books – Spring Guest (1932) and Green Clouds (1938). From 1930 he actively contributed verses to the renowned Zlatorog magazine (edited by Vladimir Vasilev). His work paradoxically combines the characteristics of symbolism (the critics see N. Liliev’s influence here) and imaginism, which penetrated into in Bulgaria under the influence of the Russian poet Sergey Esenin. These are the two poetics which create an intertextual web of links for Slavcho Krasinski’s lyrical poetry.

About the granddaughter of grandfather Slavcho

За дядовата Славчова унука. Приказва Веселинъ

Author(s): Vesselin Popov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 28-30/1889

Slavcho Paskalev – The Literary Critic of 1910

Славчо Паскалев – критикът на 1910 г.

Author(s): Mladen Enchev,Yani Milchakov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2010

Keywords: Slavcho Paskalev; Literary critic

The study is the first attempt in the history of Bulgarian literary studies for a comprehensive overview of the heritage of the critic Slavcho Paskalev (1874-1919). He was one of the most highly educated Bulgarian literature teachers in the early twentieth century with a strong influence on generations of writers and critics. He did not write a book, but his articles and studies attract considerable interest. In the words of Dr. K. Krastev, Paskalev stands out as a cultural leader of the intelligentsia. Paskalev developed an integrated project for modern literary education based on a bibliography, quantitative sociological and psychological studies of the reader’s reception. He wrote the first major Bulgarian study on children's literature, which is still important today. In 1910 Paskalev`s article on the novel "Sanin” by M.P. Artsibashev was an original and reasonable voice in the turbulent debate about the moral responsibility of literature and the artistic boundaries of eroticism.

Slavcho Petkov octogenarian

Славчо Петков на 80 години

Author(s): Lilia Ilieva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 4/2013

ANNIVERSARIES

Bibliography of the works of Slavcho Petkov

Библиография на трудовете на Славчо Петков

Author(s): Lilia Ilieva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 4/2013

ANNIVERSARIES

Remembrance instead of Commemoration of Prof. Slavcho Valchanov Slavov

Спомен вместо помен за проф. д­р Славчо Вълчанов Славов

Author(s): Ivaylo Naydenov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 28/2014

SLAVCHO KOVILOSKI: REVIVAL IN PRILEP IN THE XIX CENTURY

СЛАВЧО КОВИЛОСКИ: ЗА ПРЕРОДБАТА ВО ПРИЛЕП ВО XIX ВЕК

Author(s): Vera Stojčevska-Antik / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 67/2016

Slavcho Daskalov. Notes on the recent past of the town of Razlog. Evidence and memories. Sofia, 2005, 361 p.

Даскалов, Славчо. Бележки из близкото минало на град Разлог. Събрани сведения и спомени. С., 2005, 361 с. с ил.

Author(s): Svetlozar Eldarov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2006

Keywords: History; Bulgaria; Macedonia;

REVIEW OF MACEDONIAN WOMEN’S CREATIONIN THE XIX CENTURYFROM SLAVCHO KOVILOSKI

ОСВРТ КОН „МАКЕДОНСКОТО ЖЕНСКО ТВОРЕШТВО ВО XIX ВЕК“ ОД СЛАВЧО КОВИЛОСКИ

Author(s): Marina Mijakovska / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 2/2019

Blood is Thicker Than Water - The Interpreter of Folk Songs: Dafa Cepenkova

КРВТА НЕ Е ВОДА: НАРОДНАТА ПЕЈАЧКА ДАФА ЦЕПЕНКОВА

Author(s): Slavčo Koviloski / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 09/2020

Keywords: Dafa Cepenkova; Marko Cepenkov; Prilep; Krushevo; XIXth century; folk songs; folk art.

This article is dedicated to Dafa Cepenkova, a famous interpreter of folk songs. She is a member of Cepenkov family from Prilep and was the sister of the well-known collector and writer of folk art Marko Cepenkov. Unlike her brother Marko, who possessed a remarkable talent for storytelling, Dafa possessed a singing talent. Most of the songs written in Naum Tahov's Collection belong to Dafa. The interpretation and the art of improvisation make the songs be sung with a sense of metrics and a soulful spirit, and some of these songs are works by the singer herself. That is why Dafa Cepenkova is ranked among the best Macedonian folk song interpreters of the 19th century.

The ideas and ideals of the XIX century in Prilep and the Prilep region

ИДЕИТЕ И ИДЕАЛИТЕ НА XIX ВЕК ВО ПРИЛЕП И ПРИЛЕПСКО

Author(s): Vasil Tocinovski / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 6/2018

Keywords: history; culture; literature; Prilep; 19th century; Koviloski; Goce Delchev state award.

The paper presents a review of the book “Prilep and the Prilep region in the ХIХ century (cultural and historical processes)” by the author Slavcho Koviloski. The book was published by “Sovremenost” in Skopje in 2017. For this monograph Koviloski received the prestigious Goce Delchev state award this year. The structure of the book consists of eight chapters in which in a chronologically pedantic and decisive manner Koviloski writes about significant phenomena, processes and manifestations, authors and works that have left permanent traces and results for Prilep and the Prilep region.

SEMANTICS AND SYMBOLISM IN "BAD AUNT AND OTHER SHORT STORIES" BY KOVILOSKI

СЕМАНТИКАТА И СИМБОЛИКАТА ВО „ЛОША ТЕТКА И ДРУГИ РАСКАЗИ“ ОД КОВИЛОСКИ

Author(s): Ivica Maksimovski / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 1/2016

Keywords: Koviloski; short stories; humor; irony; autobiography; simplicity.

This paper presents an interpretation of the collection "Bad Aunt and Other Short Stories" by Slavcho Koviloski from а specific semantic-symbolic aspect. These short stories by Koviloski are interesting in regard to their structure, as well as the specific way of unveiling the events dominated by humour, irony and self irony. In the conclusion of the paper it is emphasized that the events in these short stories are presented in a very simple, skillful and masterly manner, and the ideas and messages to the recipients are conveyed in the same way as well.

MARIJA ZRNEVA’S STORYTELLING PEN

РАСКАЖУВАЧКОТО ПЕРО НА МАРИЈА ЗРНЕВА

Author(s): Slavčo Koviloski / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 11/2021

Keywords: Marija Zrneva; Voden; short story; 19th century; newspaper Novini; newspaper Vesti; newspaper Makedonska Dzvezda.

This text refers to Marija Zrneva from Voden and her writing published in the newspaper Novini. The untitled text was published in 1898 and describes the fire in the town of Voden, in chronological order, since its beginning, the fight against the fire and the successful extinguishing. According to the manner and style of the published work, as well as the structural elements of the literary narrative text, we believe that we can characterize it as the first registered Macedonian short story written by a woman, and her as the first registered author of a short story in Macedonian literature.

“COMPUTER POETRY” IN THE MASS MEDIA ERA

„КОМПЈУТЕРСКА ПОЕЗИЈА“ ВО ЕРАТА НА МАС-МЕДИУМИТЕ

Author(s): Marina Mijakovska / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 11/2021

Keywords: poetry; mass media; poetic language; topics.

This paper is a presentation of Slavcho Koviloski's latest collection of poems entitled “Computer Poetry”. The book was published in 2021 and is published by MI-AN from Skopje. In the presentation we will aim to dwell on the seven thematic threads in Koviloski's poetry.

Slavčo Koviloski: Poems

Slavčo Koviloski: Pjesme

Author(s): Slavčo Koviloski / Language(s): Bosnian / Issue: 5-8/2020

Keywords: Slavčo Koviloski; poetry; Macedonian literature; poetry;

Poems written by Slavčo Koviloski: *Čitanje pjesama *Predosjećaj *Zaista (ti bi voljela da me nema)

BLAZHE KONESKI AS A PAINTER

БЛАЖЕ КОНЕСКИ КАКО СЛИКАР

Author(s): Slavčo Koviloski / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 12/2021

Keywords: Blazhe Koneski; Nebregovo; painting; frescoes; nature; poetry.

In the paper we refer to Blazhe Koneski's interest in painting, in his first attempts to try in the world of art. We trace his connection with painting from the earliest years until his adulthood. We categorize his interest in painting in two groups: first, by following the frescoes in the monastery of St. Archangel Michael in Varos (Prilep), the portrayal of Lazar Lichenoski and the opening of the exhibition of Cane Sekuloski, and secondly, as an author who transforms nature, paintings and frescoes into literary works. Hence our perception of Koneski as a painter in literature.

Slavcho Petkov (1933–2022)

Славчо Петков (1933–2022)

Author(s): Liliya Ilieva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2022

The energy and ecological economic theory of Slavcho Zagorov (1898 – 1970)

Към преоткриване на енергетичната и екологичната икономическа теория на Славчо Загоров (1898 – 1970)

Author(s): Nona Nenovska,Nikolay Nenovsky,Eric Magnin / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2023

Keywords: ecological economic theory; energy and economy; entropy; Bulgarian economic thought; Slavcho Zagorov

The purpose of this article is to present the pioneering works in the field of environmental and energy economics by the Bulgarian economist Slavcho Zagorov (1898–1970) during the early 1950s, when Zagorov was in emigration. Zagorov is known to the Bulgarian reader as an economist and policy maker in the years between the two world wars. It is little known, however, that Zagorov was one of the first (his publications chronologically predate those of Nicolas Georgescu Roegen by about a decade) to present the concept of energy flow in the economy and human metabolism, explained through the prism of thermodynamics. Criticizing the traditional economic approach to national income from the point of view of "value", Zagorov developed a new energetic approach to national income and productivity. According to him, national income is a "movement of energy", which he calculates in terms of primary energy sources. The Bulgarian economist conducted a number of empirical studies on energy balances in the Danube Region, including in Bulgaria.

A PICTURE COPIED FROM OLD TIMES (On the poem “King Marko, for the second time” by Slavcho Koviloski)

ОД ВРЕМИЊА СТАРИ, ПРЕСЛИКАНА СЛИКА (Кон поемата Крале Марко по вторпат од Славчо Ковилоски)

Author(s): Ana Vitanova-Ringaceva / Language(s): Macedonian / Issue: 81/2023

Keywords: King Marko; hero; poem; tradition

In the text, we refer to the poem “King Marko, for the second time” by Slavco Koviloski. The author Koviloski makes a kind of deconstruction of the character of King Marko, but from the aspect of self-discovery, self-finding and a contextual reading of the character in relation to the text. Such a postmodern reading of a historical legendary figure extracts all the human content that the character carries within.

Todor Vlaykov and Mihalaki Georgiev (About the Patriarchal Cooperative – “Grandfather Slavcho’s Granddaughter“ and “Rada”)

Тодор Влайков и Михалаки Георгиев (за патриархалната задруга – „Дядовата Славчова унука“ и „Рада“)

Author(s): Neli Kirilova / Language(s): English,Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2023

Keywords: Todor Vlaykov; Mihalaki Georgiev; patriarchalism; “Grandfather Slavcho’s granddaughter”; “Rada”; Bulgarian literature; fiction

The article discusses the patriarchal cooperative as part of the traditional cultural system of patriarchal man. The focus is on the deviations from established norms and orders leading to cracks in this world model. This issue occupies a central place in the work of Todor Vlaykov and Mihalaki Georgiev. Placing them in an intertextual dialogue delineates two models of patriarchalism. The dialogue between Vlaykov and Georgiev also outlines a different conceptually attitude in fictional text. And last but not least the points of view of this article are the different aspects in the poetics of two writers who are qualified as „discoverers of the Bulgarian village“. The object of textological researchers are two emblematic works for the authors – “ Grandfather Slavcho’s granddaughter” and “Rada”.