http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14272 Wed, 10 Jun 2026 12:26:25 GMT 2026-06-10T12:26:25Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14300 Tytuł: Bułgaria i Polska: paralele literackie i kulturowe. Studia Redaktor(rzy): Grigorova, Margreta; Ławski, Jarosław Abstrakt: The presented publication is a monograph dedicated to the literary, historical, and linguistic relationships between Poland and Bulgaria, presented by researchers in an interdisciplinary approach. The fundamental event to which the studies and sketches from the volume refer was the International Interdisciplinary Scientific Conference “Polish-Bulgarian linguistic, literary, and cultural contacts. New thematic and methodological approaches”. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the conference took place in a hybrid form. Guests from Bulgaria and Poland usually joined the event online, and the place of on-site conference, the Książnica Podlaska of Łukasz Górnicki in Białystok, hosted a small group of Polish academics. The sessions took place simultaneously in Białystok and Veliko Tarnovo on 9 December 2021. In the opinion of both sides, the event was very successful and necessary in the era of the global crisis as it helped sustain the bonds in spite of adverse external conditions (the pandemic and geopolitical tension). The participants were invited to reflect on the following issues: – The relationships between Bulgaria and Poland and how they are reflected in literature. – Linguistic testimonies of the Polish-Bulgarian contacts. – Cultural and historical aspects of the relationships between Bulgaria and Poland. – Proposed new methodological approaches to mutual relations. – Slavic and European aspects of the mutual perception of the Bulgarians and the Poles. – Transgression of stereotypes: textual and artistic testimonies. – The Poles and the Bulgarians in the eyes of foreigners. – Poles in Veliko Tarnovo and Bulgarians in Białystok: the twists of history and fate. The Organisational Committee of the conference was composed of Bulgarian and Polish scientists. The opening ceremony was held by Bulgarian and Polish participants: Professor Tsenka Ivanova (Veliko Tarnovo), Professor Jarosław Ławski (Białystok), Professor Margreta Grigorova (Veliko Tarnovo), Professor Anna Janicka (Białystok) and Dr Nevyan Mitev (Varna). The presented monograph contains most of the presentations that were delivered during the session. The materials were grouped into four chapters. Chapter 1 (Ludzie międzykulturowych dialogów (People of inter-cultural dialogues)) presents the profiles of scientists, artists, and writers who built bridges between Bulgarian and Polish culture: Professor Kalina Bahneva, Bulgarian painters who work in Białystok: Georgi Andreev and Grozdev. Chapter 2 (Literackie paralele i opozycje (Literary parallels and oppositions)) provides a comparative study of various aspects of the works of Petko Slaveikov, Stoyan Mihaylovski, Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer, Pencho Slaveikov, Tadeusz Miciński, Elin Pelin, Władysław Orkan, and Zygmunt Niedźwiecki. Chapter 3 (Ku źródłom (Towards the Sources)) presents various “source” topics for both cultures: the neo-Manichean of the Bogomilists among the Slavs, the echoes of the “march of Andrzej Bogolubski on the Volga Bulgarians in 1164” that are noticeable in the cult of the icon of the Holy Mary of Vladimir, and – in linguistic terms – the forms of addressing clergy in the Bulgarian and Polish languages and problems of language teaching in the Polish-Bulgarian context. Chapter 4 (Nawiązania i konteksty (References and Contexts)) presents four different contextual topics: the shaping of the images of Poland and Bulgaria in the poetry of the Russian Slavophilist Alexei Khomiakov, the image of the Balkans in 1876 in Polish political writings, further the contemporary activities of the Park and Museum of King Władysław Warneńczyk in Varna, which commemorates the battle with Turks in 1444, and fi nally, the shaping of the image of Poles on the Bulgarian website BG-Mamma. The last section of this fourth chapter contains pho tos that document the long co-operation between philologists from Veliko Tarnovo and Białystok.The volume was edited by: Professor Margreta Grigorova (Department of Slavic Philology at the University of Veliko Tarnovo), and Professor Jarosław Ławski (Head of the Department of Philological Studies “East – West” of the University of Białystok). The publication of the monograph was financed from the project “Regional Excellence Initiative” financed from the funds of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education and realised in the fields of linguistics and literary theory at the Department of Philology of the Białystok University. Sat, 01 Jan 2022 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14300 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14299 Tytuł: Парк-музей „Владислав Варненчик” – паметно място за българи и поляци (из историята на музея в последните 30 години) Autorzy: Mitev, Nevyan Abstrakt: Much has been written about the history of the establishment of the Park-Museum of the Fraternity of Arms 1444, in Varna, which is now known as the Ladislaus of Varna Park Museum. Many researchers have focused on the issue of the erection of a monument on the site where the Polish-Hungarian King Ladislaus III Jagiellonian (later known as Ladislaus of Varna) was killed. The emphasis of researchers is mainly on the genesis of the idea to build a memorial. The date of August 4, 1935, is accepted as the day of the official opening of the ruler’s symbolic mausoleum. The period in the years following that event remains less known today. Often the only mention is made of September 21, 1964, when the museum building was put into use and the park was formed. Since then, the complex has had a permanent exhibition and, with minor adjustments, still exists today. The author presents important moments in the museum’s history over the past 30 years, for example, the visits of Bulgarian and Polish delegations, or of ordinary people, who annually honor the memory of the young monarch who lost his life in the name of the Christian faith, defending European nations. The battle of November 10, 1444, is one of the most important events in Varna’s history. The museum hosts visits by senior military and diplomatic delegations. Events of various kinds are held here, testifying to the significance of this place to the public. Both in the past and today, the place of King Ladislaus of Varna’s death and the memorial complex play a unifying role in the history of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Sat, 01 Jan 2022 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14299 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14298 Tytuł: Pochód Andrzeja Bogolubskiego na Bułgarów Wołżańskich w 1164 roku a rozwój kultu włodzimierskiej ikony Matki Bożej Autorzy: Chomik, Piotr Abstrakt: The first comprehensive historiographical interpretations of the era of Prince Andrey Bogolyubski date to the time of the Moscow principality. The basic element of his political agenda was the idea of creating a New City (Vladimir), which was to become a New Kyiv, similar to both Constantinople and Jerusalem. Moreover, one of the goals of Bogolyubski was to control the Great Volga Route, as a trade route passing through the territory of Rus, connecting the countries of Scandinavia with those of the East. The 1164 march on the Volga Bulgarians served that purpose and gained an unprecedented religious aura. The events described in the article contributed to the development and strengthening of the cult of the Mother of God icon in Vladimir, and the establishment of a new holiday dedicated to the icon of Spas the Savior. Sat, 01 Jan 2022 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14298 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14297 Tytuł: Formy zwracania się do osób duchownych w języku polskim i bułgarskim Autorzy: Bonova, Stanka; Mirosławska, Wirginia Abstrakt: Cтатията разглежда адресативните форми в устната комуникация между светски и духовни лица, представители на християнското вероизповедание в българската и в полската култура. Анализирани са формите използвани в комуникацията между миряни и представители на нисшето и висше католическо, православно и протестантско духовенство – свещеници, дякони, монаси и монахини, епископи, патриарси. Установени са сходни елементи и някои специфични различия между анализираните области в двата езика. Представените в статията наблюде ния и изводи могат да намерят практическо приложение в обучението на студентите, изучаващи български език в Полша и полски език в България, както и да бъдат полезни в работата на начинаещите преводачи. Sat, 01 Jan 2022 00:00:00 GMT http://hdl.handle.net/11320/14297 2022-01-01T00:00:00Z