TRADITIONS AND TRANSITIONS
Volume One
2019. E. Slavova, A. Bagasheva, K. Slavova, N. Tincheva, R. Muharska, R. Ishpekova, Z. Catalan (Eds.)
Sofa: Sofia University Press
1. TRADITIONS, HISTORY AND CHANGE
Ninety Years on the Move: English-Language Literatures at Sofia University | Alexander Shurbanov Full text
The Study of English at Sofia University: Ninety Years on the Move. English Linguistics | Christo Stamenov Full text
Culture and Cultural Studies at the Department of English and American Studies at Sofia University | Tatyana Stoicheva Full text
BG and GB Working Together Against All Odds: The Sofia – Leeds University Exchange 1968-1999 | Michael Holman Full text
Applied Linguistics – A Fast Lane to Professional Competence in ELT | Liliana Grozdanova Full text
Semiotics in Some Recent Linguistic Approaches | Mira Kovatcheva Full text
2. TRANSITIONS, TRANSGRESSIONS AND PERFORMANCE
Translingual Writing and Bilingual Self-Translation as Transcultural Mediation | Arianna Dagnino Abstract Full text
Translating Affect: Performing the Personal | Sneja Gunew Abstract
New American Theater in the Age of Trump | Thomas Haskell Simpson Abstract
Translating ‘Race’: Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes in Soviet and Post-Soviet Era Bulgaria | Kornelia Slavova Abstract
Two Decades of Shakespeare in the “Open Theatre” of a Bulgarian Village | Boika Sokolova and Kirilka Stavreva Abstract
Chalga Culture Meets the Istanbul Convention: А Grotesque Spectacle of Masculinity | Ralitsa Muharska Abstract Full text
Translating Gender, Transgressing Reason, and the Misappropriation of Judith Butler in Bulgarian Public Discourse | Emilia Slavova Abstract
Anglicist Women’s and Gender Studies as a European Discipline | Renate Haas Abstract
On (Not) Wanting to Be Human: Man and Robot |Miglena Nikolchina Abstract Full text
Traditions of Retirement in American Life and Literature | James Deutsch Abstract
Obscure Irish English Dialogue and Hermetic Cultural Meaning in Lisa Mcgee’s Derry Girls | Jonathan Mccreedy Abstract Full text
“Fear Thy Neighbor”: Paranoia and Suburban Victimhood in Mark Pellington’s Arlington Road | Steffen Wöll Abstract Full text
TRADITIONS AND TRANSITIONS
Volume Two
2019. E. Slavova, A. Bagasheva, K. Slavova, N. Tincheva, R. Muharska, R. Ishpekova, Z. Catalan (Eds.)
Sofa: Sofia University Press
1. LANGUAGE, DISCOURSE AND TRANSLATION
Historical Paradigms and the English Translation of Terms and Names From Medieval Bulgaria | Zhivko Hristov Abstract
Historical Linguistics in Translation Teaching: A View on Tradition in Transition | Fernando Toda Abstract
Cognitive Stages of Transition in the Lexical Integration of Anglicisms | Nevena Alexieva Abstract
Pragmatic Competence and Intercultural Communication | Marija Kusevska Abstract
Self-Monitoring and Self-Correction in Simultaneous Interpreting | Nelly Yakimova Abstract
Teaching English as a Global Language: An Example from a Bulgarian University Context | Irena Dimova Abstract
Getting Language Learners Lit-Up: Capitalising on Literature in Language Classes | Svetlana Dimitrova-Gyuzeleva Abstract
The Case For Case of Intonation in Hamlet’s “To Be, Or Not To Be …” | Vladimir Phillipov Abstract
Some Prosodic Characteristics of Bulgarian English | Snezhina Dimitrova Abstract
From Nuclear Stress and Communicative Dynamism to Focus Projection: Traditions, Transitions and Future Research | Georgi Dimitrov Abstract
The Facebook Status Update – A Bulgarian Political Discourse Genre | Nelly Tincheva Abstract
New Voices for Old Heroes: Holden Caulfield in Retranslation | Maria Pipeva Abstract
2. ENGLISH, AMERICAN AND WORLD LITERATURE
Memory and Representation in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Prometheus Bound, With Other Poems (1833) | Yana Rowland Abstract
Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the Arts of Memory | Evgenia Pancheva Abstract
The End of Tradition in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four and Ford Madox Ford’s Parade’s End | Asparuh Asparuhov Abstract
Possible Worlds in Historical Fiction: Degrees of Counterfactuality | Angel Igov Abstract
“No Other Country Is So Favoured as This Country”: National and Self-Stereotypes as Plot-Generating Devices in Dickens’s and Thackeray’s Novels | Zelma Catalan Abstract
From Tradition To Survivance: Postindians Narrating Survivance and Resistance | Meldan Tanrisal Abstract
Tradition and Transformation: Realisation of New Gender Roles for Women in Achebe’s Anthills Of The Savannah | Burcin Erol Abstract Full text
The Anthropocene and Cli-Fiction in Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale and Maddaddam | Esther Muñoz-Gonzáles Abstract Full text
Aristotle and Julian Barnes’ The Sense of an Ending | Michael Hattaway Full text
EDITORIAL BOARD:
Emilia Slavova
Alexandra Bagasheva
Kornelia Slavova
Nelly Tincheva
Ralitsa Muharska
Rossitsa Ishpekova
Zelma Catalan
@2019, съставители
@2019 Университетско издателство „Св. Климент Охридски“
Сборникът се издава по проект на Фонд „Научни изследвания“:
Проект № 8010-1010/2018 за том I.
Проект № 8010-11/2019 за том II.
Volume One:
ISBN 978-954-07-4955-6 (hard cover)
ISBN 978-954-07-5001-9 (pdf)
Volume Two:
ISBN 978-954-07-4956-3 (hard cover)
ISBN 978-954-07-5002-6 (pdf)