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PUBLICATIONS OF THE MACRO PROJECT |
 THE HISTORY OF THE MACEDONIAN LITERATUREMEDIEVAL LITERATURE – Vera Stojchevska-Antich Institute of Macedonian Literature at the Philological faculty and “Detska radost”, Skopje, 1997 Dimensions 24cm Pages 514 ISBN 9989-30-221-9 Price 500, 00 den. The Department for Medieval Macedonian literature of The Institute of Macedonian literature had worked on projects under this title for more than 10 years. A Head of the department and a project manager was Prof. Vera Stojchevska-Antich, Ph.D. who worked together with Gjorgji Pop-Atanasov, Ph.D., Ilija Velev, Ph.D., Maja Jakimovska-Toshich, Ph.D. and Prof. Dobrila Milovska, Ph.D. The abovementioned title is a result of their joint activity, where the research results of many years done by the Slavists on the medieval Macedonian literature have been summarised. A specific emphasis was given to the period of Ss. Cyril and Methodius, manuscripts and texts created on the territory of Macedonia, than the activity of St. Clement from Ohrid, St. Naum from Ohrid, episcope Constantine from Bregalnica, Crnorizec Hrabar, presbyter Kozma. All the medieval literary genres have been represented: hagiographies, apocrypha, novels, short stories, historical acts, medieval schools etc. (top) |
 THE HISTORY OF THE MACEDONIAN LITERATUREORAL FOLK LITERATURE – Tome Sazdov Institute of Macedonian Literature at the Philological faculty and “Detska radost”, Skopje, 1997 Dimensions 25cm Pages 465 ISBN 9989-30-220-2 Price 500,00 den. The book is a result of the projects completed in the frames of the Department for Macedonian folk literature. Papers of the collaborators of the Department, namely Dimche Najchevski, Ph.D., Marko Kitevski, Ph.D., Lenka Tatarovska, Ph.D. and Iskra Nikolovska-Nejashmich, have been used for the completion of the book. The title begins with the presentation of the development phases and the appearance of the folklore. First of all the oral poetry and its genres lyrical, lyrical-epic and epic songs are analyzed. Oral prose is represented in five classifications: 1. oral stories for animals and fables, 2. fairy tales, 3. novels, 4. anecdotes and 5. legends and traditions. The third chapter relates to the minor folklore genres. The section “Collectors of Macedonian folklore” reveals the paths of the collectors amongst whom Dimitrija and Konstantin Miladinovci, Partenija Zografski, Kuzman Shapkarev, Marko Cepenkov, Gjorgji Pulevski, Panajot Gjinoski. The fifth section detects the folklore elements in the contemporary literary works of Grigor Prlichev, Kocho Racin, Kole Nedelkovski, Mite Bogoevski, Slavko Janevski and Blazhe Koneski. (top) |
 THE HISTORY OF THE MACEDONIAN LITERATURE 1800-1945MACEDONIAN LITERATURE IN THE 19TH CENTURY (PART 1) – Georgi Stalev Institute of Macedonian Literature, Skopje, 2001 Dimensions 24cm Pages 240 ISBN 9989-886-34-2 Price 500, 00 den. The volume presents long standing research results of the Macedonian literature from the 19th century in the frames of the project entitled “The history of the Macedonian literature”. The first part contains six chapters with several sections that comprises of the following literary periods, historical circumstances and persons: 1. Macedonian literature in the 19th century; 2. Enlightening period, from the aspect of the Christian religious-ethical provenience and the effort related to publishing textbooks in Macedonia (presentation of the figure and the work of Joakim Krchovski, Kiril Pejchinovich-Tetoec, Teodosija Sinaitski, Gjorgija Pulevski and the question of the printing house in Vatasha); 3. First edition of the Macedonian art literature (presentation of Jordan Hadji-Konstantinov – Djinot); 4. Romanticism in Macedonia (presentation of the brother Miladinovci, Grigor S. Prlichev and Rajko Zhinzifov); 5. Other cultural-literary assertions and 6. Conclusion.(top) |
 THE HISTORY OF THE MACEDONIAN LITERATURE 1800-1945MACEDONIAN LITERATURE IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY (PART 2) - Georgi Stalev Institute of Macedonian Literature, Skopje, 2002 Dimensions 24cm Pages 239 ISBN 9989-886-43-1 Price 500, 00 den. The volume presents long standing research results of the Macedonian literature from the first half of the 20th century in the frames of the project entitled “The history of the Macedonian literature”. This issues contains eight chapters: 1. On the crossing from the 19th into the 20th century; 2. Historical circumstances in Macedonia around the First World War; 3. Macedonian literature between the two world wars; 4. Social drama (presentation of Vasil Iljoski, Anton Panov, Risto Krle); 5. Socially-revolutionary poetry (presentation of the figure and the work of Kocho Racin); 6. Macedonian literary workers, realised on other languages; 7. Macedonian literary circle in Sofia (Nikola Jonkov Vapcarov) and 8. Macedonian literature created during the Second World War. (top) |