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The bibliography of Bulgarian studies includes publications by Polish and foreign authors published in Poland in the period 1947–2012. The main language of the works cited in the bibliography is Polish, a small portion (approx. 5%) is written in Bulgarian. The following bibliography is of a subject selective nature. It takes into account monographs – excluding continuous publications the inclusion of which would involve the planning of work over several years at least. The scope of the bibliography is limited to scientific publications which include studies on Bulgarian literature, Bulgarian cultural studies and research on Bulgarian history and society.
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In the paper an agribusiness was described as the peculiar departmentof the national economy. A notion was defined agrologistic, as logistic activityadapted for needs of the agribusiness. The findings concerning the state of the logisticsin enterprises of the farm and food industry were presented. They effectedrecognizing situation in the management of supplies and stock, transport, informationmanagement and the management of packages. They stated that the farm andfood industry was coming across problems caused by dispersing suppliers, appliesdiversified solutions in the supply, the management of the wrestling, storing, thetransport, the relation with customers and consumers, or also using decision supportsystems and computer networks. Relatively poorly modern technologies beingbased on airwaves are being used, more willingly bar codes are being used.In relations with customer/partners a phone contact is dominating. Amongst holdingenterprises computer systems are dominating associated with finances, withbookkeeping and work office.
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Defended PhD theses in Bulgaria in the field of linguistics, literature, history, folklore, ethnography and art studies.
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Two earthquakes of magnitude 6.1mb occurred at the Ahar and around 16000 residential buildings were destroyed. one of the conspicuous issues in the earthquake is property management to reconstruct and confront the crisis. in this regard, since the most damage inflicted on the buildings occurs in the exterior walls, therefore, the most financial resources must be spent on reconstructing this part of damaged buildings. Thus, this paper was conducted in order to reduce expenditure and increase the resistance of the walls. The urban fabric of the area didn’t sustain much damage and only the exterior walls of the buildings were collapsed. Thus, the main aim of this article is to study different types of exterior walls for renewal and reconstruction of buildings in earthquake area. To approach this aim, using group decision-making method. This paper presents the comparison of FUZZY and AHP. in this regard, this research is centralized on types of exterior walls to reconstruct iran earthquake areas (Ahar, Heris, Varzeqan). five main methods have been chosen by asking experts in the related fields and to evaluate and select the best of exterior walls. finally 3D panel wall was selected as the optimal wall for reconstruction of earthquake area.
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The present critical overview of nearly 50 studies published on the occasion of Ivan Goncharov’s bicentennial raises the question of why many students of Goncharov take for granted such 19th-century concepts as a classic writer, literary canon, etc.
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Sven Anders Henin (1865-1952) was a Swedish geographer, geopolitician, topographer and explorer. He came from a financially well-situated environment of Swedish middle class. His father was the chief architect of Stockholm. In 1885, after graduating from high school, he started his studies interrupted by trips to the Middle East. Firstly, in Sweden he studied geology, mineralogy and zoology, then continued studying in Berlin under the direction of famous geographical Ferdinand von Richthofen, ending it obtained a doctorate in 1892. During four expeditions to Central Asia, he discovered the Transhimalaya and the sources of the Brahmaputra, Indus and Sutlej Rivers, Lake Lop Nur, and the remains of cities, grave sites and the Great Wall of China in the deserts of the Tarim Basin. Hedin revealed to the world its geopolitical position, publishing in 1915 a book titled “The people in arms”. Swedish geopolitician entered into polemics with Polish traveler and writer Ferynand Ossendowski and his book Beasts, Men and Gods. Hedin could not ignore the part of this book presenting the author’s alleged journey from Mongolia to the north-east Tibet and back. In his opinion nothing there did not agree with reality. After unpleasantness he suffered for his attitude during the war, he continued his research about Central Asia. In the book titled “From Beijing to Moscow” he once more questioned the veracity of Ossendowski’s book.
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The article is about a testament as an intermediate genre between legal and personal document literature. The author analyses differences in understanding of this term and how it depends on the time and place it was written in, especially in the case of a testament written during the Holocaust. The article presents cases of testaments of the last prisoners of the Kulmhof death camp (today Chełmno) including Izrael Żurwaski and Szymon Srebrnik – two prisoners who escaped from Kulmhof in January 1945. The author also tracks every contradictory information concerning these testaments.
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Through a close reading of Octavia Butler’s Dawn (1987), Adulthood Rites (1988) and Imago (1989), this article examines how implicitly decolonialist science fiction is shaped by the socio-historical context of the Cold War. Writing against notions of American exceptionalism, Butler’s tacit critique of settler colonialism argues against social systems that assign value based on identity. The structure of this argument glosses Frederic Jameson’s critique of the limits of utopian structures in science fiction, mostly drawn from his critical tome Archaeologies of the Future. Butler uses characterization, particularly of the protagonists—Lilith, Akin and Jodah—in the three novels to produce a critical model for understanding the limitations and potential of narratives about alien colonization as a means of exploring the radical potential of human collaboration as a means to end identity-based oppression. The novels work in tandem to produce a unified transformative narrative that frames subjugation, difference and subjectivity as problems to be solved within a nationalizing system, which reveals how the series is complicated by the late capitalist world system into which it was published.
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Serenella Iovino and Serpil Oppermann’s brilliant collection, Material Ecocriticism, testifies to the fruitfulness and urgency of the critical perspective opened up by the particular reticulation of influences that characterizes the project of material ecocriticism. Although the essays consider a diverse array of phenomena, all of the essays are unified by their alignment with a specific constellation of critical perspectives, and the editors’ skillful arrangement of the chapters enables the essays to coalesce into something resembling a narrative. At the same time, this adept configuration of the material also allows room for differences of perspective and emphasis.
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This article will explain the topic of personality formation through the media and the role of the device in the transmission of values and new criteria and to communities under the topics of media and behavioral character, character, character, character of the exterior, multiple, stable and homogeneous raised issues and the media as one of the social institutions, cultural heritage and social transfer function and values of communities.The character of the people in the current age according to the obvious role of the media in society and inform about topics of social, political, cultural, etc. trying to enter new patterns to the culture of the community to the alternative culture and values and patterns of the past
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In the literature on entrepreneurial education, various accesses in integration of theory and practice are present, the authors differ in the choice of methods, and techniques of teaching that will enable the students to build entrepreneurial skills. However, though teaching through lectures represents an important learning component, everyone agrees that only theoretical knowledge is not sufficient. To stimulate students to active learning and application of acquired knowledge in practice various interactive techniques have been developed among which are also the methods of experimental and reflexive learning. This paper researches the application of combination of these methods using students’ diaries and then appraises this technique, its advantage and disadvantage from the viewpoint of teachers and students. Thus, this paper can start further discussion on the techniques of efficient teaching and learning in the entrepreneurial education.
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This is a selective bibliography of Professor Marin Drinov (1838–1906) encompassing only publications about him especially after 1987 and up to now. All collections and conference proceedings are described analytically or individually by articles for better use. Special thanks to Assoc. Prof. Elka Drosneva for her precious help in tracing rare and hardly available bibliographic sources.
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