Za njakoi preddjurišinovski postulati v trudovete na Zdenek Urban (Beležki vărchu koncepta na bălgarsko-makedonskata mežduliteraturnost)

0470686 - SLÚ 2017 RIV HU bul C - Conference Paper (international conference)
Černý, Marcel
Za njakoi preddjurišinovski postulati v trudovete na Zdenek Urban (Beležki vărchu koncepta na bălgarsko-makedonskata mežduliteraturnost).
[On some pre-Ďurišin postulates in Zdeněk Urban's work (Notes about the concept of the Bulgarian-Macedonian interliterarity).]
Bălgaristični četenija - Seged 2015. Meždunarodna naučna konferencija. Seged, Ungarija, 11-12 juni 2015 g.. Vol. 2. Szeged: JATEPress, 2016 - (Balász L., G.; Farkas Baráthi, M.; Majoros, H.), s. 477-487. ISBN 978-963-315-313-0.
[Bălgaristični četenija - Seged 2015. Meždunarodna naučna konferencija. Seged, Ungarija, 11-12 juni 2015 g. Szeged (HU), 11.06.2015-12.06.2015]
Institutional support: RVO:68378017
Keywords : Urban, Zdeněk * Ďurišin, Dionýz * interliterary process on the Balkans * Bulgarian national revival * Bulgarian-Macedonian literary context * bi-/polyliterality * di-/polyoecism
Subject RIV: AJ - Letters, Mass-media, Audiovision

Statijata se fokusira vărchu njakoi metodologičeski postulati v trudovete na bălgarista i slavista Zdenek Urban (1925–1998), otnasjašti se do bălgarskite văzroždenski avtori ot Makedonija (D. i K. Miladonovi, R. Žinzifov). V konteksta na bălgarsko-makedonskoto văzroždensko kulturno-ezikovo edinstvo izsledovateljat e predstaven kato predšestvenik na komparativističnata škola na Dioniz Djurišin (1929–1997) s nejnite centralni ponjatija za mežduliteraturnija proces na Balkana – bi-/poliliteraturnost i dvu-/mnogodomnost.

The article is focused on some methodological postulates in the works of the Slav and Bulgarian scholar Zdeněk Urban (1925–1998), referred to the writers of the Bulgarian national revival from Macedonia (D. and K. Miladinov, R. Zhinzifov). In the context of the Bulgarian-Macedonian revival cultural-linguistic unity the researcher is presented as an ancestor of the comparatistic school of Dionýz Ďurišin (1929–1997) with its central notions of the interliterary process on the Balkans – bi-/polyliterality and di-/polyoecism.
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