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CYRIL AND METHODIUS’ TRADITION AND CONTINUITY
Author: Ilija Velev
Institute of Macedonian Literature at the Philological Faculty “Blazhe Koneski” and Kultura, Skopje, 1997
Dimensions 20 cm
Pages 344
ISBN 9989-32-088-8
The book presents the continuity of the historical growth of the Macedonian literature in the period of Cyril and Methodius until the enlighten assertions. These researches throw light on the original ideas of the Moravian mission and the activity of the Ss. Cyril and Methodius as well as the activity of their students and followers Ss. Clement and Naum from Ohrid and their role in the development of the Slavic civilization consciousness in Macedonia and other South Slavic areas. The content consists of studies about the literary inheritance of the Macedonian scriptoria and literary activists, the advance of the genre system and the Cyril and Methodius’ tradition and continuity in the 19th century. (top) |
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AN OPEN CIRCLE
(The Poetics of the Tashko Georgievski’s Novels)
Author: Loreta Georgievska-Jakovleva
Institute of Macedonian Literature at the Philological Faculty “Blazhe Koneski” and Kultura, Skopje, 1997
Dimensions 20cm
Pages 115
ISBN 9989-32-092-6
Tashko Georgievski’s novels are being researched from the aspect of the poetics of the exile and it is being done on several levels: introducing the so called “Aegean topic” in the Macedonian novelistic production, thematic-motif characteristics (motifs: migrations, returning, violence, love), transformation of the historical materials, the basic narratologic instances in the construction of the poetics of the exile. The process, through which the imagination and the creative talents are forming the historical materials into the symbolic images of the universal, common human knowledge, is also being regarded. On the other hand, the book reveals the process that forms the historical facts into compositional elements as for example the narrator’s point of view, which is amongst the refugees, which is the place where the action is being lead from. That type of position of the narrator provides division of the space: own/foreign, which groups the characters in two worlds: refugees/the rest (mostly authority representatives). (top)
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SAINT JOACHIM FROM OSOGOVO
Author: Maja Jakimovska-Toshich
Institute of Macedonian Literature at the Philological Faculty “Blazhe Koneski” and Kultura, Skopje, 1997
Dimensions 20cm
Pages 198
ISBN 9989-32-089-6
The book is being dedicated to the father St. Joachim from Osogovo, completed as a result of the research of the cult of this saint and his monastery, located in the Northeast of Macedonia, near the noteworthy transport and social centre Kriva Palanka. This significant and famous monastery has grown into an eminent cultural and spiritual centre in this region, where an important literary activity took place. The book pursuits the hymnographic and hagiographic compositions dedicated to St. Joachim from Osogovo that underline the significance of the Osogovo monastery as a spiritual and cultural centre from the medieval ages till nowadays. (top)
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 MACEDONIAN FOLK LYRIC POETRY (RITUAL SONGS)
Author: Marko Kitevski
Institute of Macedonian Literature at the Philological Faculty “Blazhe Koneski” and Kultura, Skopje, 1997
Dimensions 20cm
Pages 229
ISBN 9989-32-093-4
The book contains elaboration of the Macedonian ritual folk songs. At the beginning the author elaborates the Calendar folk songs about Yule log, Christmas Eve, St. Joan the Baptist, Easter and other feast songs. For their better comprehension they are being clarified along with the customs that are being performed with them, as well as some other customs from the calendar cycle such as unchristian days, customs and songs about the rain etc. The book also contains description of the songs from the family life: wedding songs and mourning songs. (top) |
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 TRAGICOMIC IN CHINGO’S LITERATURE
Author: Jasmina Mojsieva-Gusheva
Institute of Macedonian Literature at the Philological Faculty “Blazhe Koneski” and Kultura, Skopje, 1997
Dimensions 20cm
Pages 196
ISBN 9989-32-090-H
The title of this book points out to the deep relation connecting both, at first sight, reverse categories – tragic and comic. The interim insight into both categories enables deeper clearance and interpretation of the architectural structure, the fundamental topics and Chingo‘s poetics as a whole.(top) (next)
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