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ORIGINAL LITERARY TEXTS IN THE MACEDONIAN 15TH CENTURY
Author: Maja Jakimovska-Toshich
Institute of Macedonian Literature, Skopje, 2002
Dimensions 21 cm
Pages 250
ISBN 9989-886-45-8
Price 300, 00 denars
The 15th century that announces the beginning of the late Middle Ages characterizes with its own literary tendencies and developing assessment. The original literary texts are revealing the basic directions of the spiritual growth of the epoch, and the essence of a new cultural model can be deduced from the activities of the intelligence in the period of the 15th century. It remains valid for our culture till the end of the 18th century. In this book the original texts are traced through different genre forms: hagiographic texts, hymnography, oratorical and prose texts, historical annals, belletristic and other minor original texts like scriptures.(top) |
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READINGS IN MACEDONIAN FOLKLORE
Author: Marko Kitevski
Institute of Macedonian Literature, Skopje, 2002
Dimensions 21 cm
Pages 160
ISBN 9989-886-36-9
Price 300, 00 denars
The book consists of twelve papers from the area of the Macedonian folklore : The contribution of the folklore in the process of national awakening of the Macedonians, The holy pustino`iteli in the Macedonian folk legends, The position of the folklore in the macro project “The history of Macedonia”, Krste Petkov Misirkov and the Macedonian folklore, the interest of the Russian scientists on the Macedonian folklore, the Macedonian folklore between he two world wars, The character of Marko Krale in Macedonian folk poetry, Racin and the folklore, The Balkan and the First World War in the folklore, Macedonian folk feasts and customs, Macedonian feast ritual songs and Magic for love. (top)
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MACEDONIAN-SERBIAN AND SERBIAN-MACEDONIAN LITERARY RELATIONS (1945-1990)
Author: Jasmina Mojsieva-Gusheva
Institute of Macedonian Literature, Skopje, 2002
Dimensions 24 cm
Pages 350
ISBN 9989-886-39-3
Price 300, 00 denars
This publication is a bibliography divided into two main groups Serbian Reception of Macedonian Literature divided into Bibliography of translations (poetry, short story, novel, drama, children’s literature, folk literature, collections, diaries, and humoresque) and Bibliography of literary critics and essayistic (literary critics, literary history) and the group Macedonian Reception of Serbian Literature divided into the same groups. (top)
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 TIMES PAST AND PRESENT
Author: Vasil Tocinovski
Institute of Macedonian Literature, Skopje, 2002
Dimensions 21 cm
Pages 262
ISBN 9989-886-35-0
Price 300, 00 denars
The subheading of the book points that it’s a matter of literary-historical researches dedicated to the actual topic of the bicameral writers. It’s a question of the Macedonians and their tragic destinies throughout many wars, separations and migrations that made them get educated and residing in foreign counties, therefore as a result it is to be anticipated that their literary work is completed in other languages. However, their unique topic was the history, the destiny and the future of their fatherland Macedonia. They were fighting for it with weapons and with words. Those authors whose life chapters and significance are being exposed in front of us thanks to Tocinovski are Arseni Jovkov, Dimitar G. Molerov, Kocho Molerov, Srebro Janakiev, Vladimir Kovachev, Nikola H. Drenkov, Atanas Trendafilov and Angel Karatanchev. Once more Tocinovski presents several new and unknown authors with timeless literary values into the annals of the new and contemporary Macedonian literature. (top) |
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 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN THE MACEDONIAN LITERARY 19th CENTURY
Author: Natasha Avramovska
Institute of Macedonian Literature, Skopje, 2004
Dimensions 20cm
Pages 201
ISBN 9989-886-47-4
Price 300,00 den.
The introductory chapter locates the historical circumstances and the theoretical premises of the outlining the autobiography as a literary genre at the beginning of the 19th century in the European literatures. Separate chapters trace the first autobiographies in the Macedonian literature in the first half of the 19th century (Pejchinovich, Djinot), in addition to the last two decades of the century when the autobiography’s profile is perceived as narrative genre in the Macedonian literature and the author’s signature is being legitimised in the context of the “folk tradition” and the “victim’s confession” (Prlichev, Cepenkov, Natanail Kuchevishki, Zafir Belev, Kone Samardjiev etc.). The concluding part enlightens the historical circumstances of the fading of the actuality of this genre from the Ilinden period.(top) (next)
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