Issue 1-2/2006
THE THEME OF THIS ISSUE:
BULGARIAN LANGUAGE AT
SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY
CONTENTS
BULGARIAN LANGUAGE AT SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY
| BOIAN VALCHEV Bulgarian Language at School and University |
рage 3 |
| MARGARITA DIMITROVA Tests in Bulgarian as a Mother Language: Present… |
page 13 |
| EVGENIA STOIMENOVA Statistical Analysis of Six Tests in Bulgarian Language |
page 17 |
| MARGARITA DIMITROVA Content Analysis of Reading Comprehension Exercises from Six Tests in Bulgarian Language for Students at 7th Grade |
page 24 |
| RUSKA STANCHEVA Content Analysis of Exercises for Determining and Analysis of Logical (Semantic) Relations, also Known as ‘Analogy Exercises’ from Six Tests in Bulgarian Language |
page 57 |
| TATYANA ALEXANDROVA Content Analysis of Writing Exercises from Six Tests in Bulgarian Language for Students at 7th Grade |
page 70 |
| RUSSKA STANCHEVA Content Analysis of Linguistics Exercises from Six Tests in Bulgarian Language for Students at 7th Grade |
page 92 |
| MARGARITA DIMITROVA Tests in Bulgarian as a Mother Language: … and Future |
page 101 |
| EMILIA EVGENIEVA The Teachers and the Students about Language, Culture and School |
page 103 |
| BOIAN VALCHEV About the Bulgarian Language, the Final Exams, the Tests and Others in the Highschool and University Education |
page 120 |
| BOYKA BACHVAROVA Language Culture – Accumulated Questions with Attempted Answers |
page 137 |
| BOYAN NIKOLAEV Testing as a Method for Assessment at University |
page 154 |
| ANDREANA EFTIMOVA The Argument in the Academic Essay: Let Us Agree to |
page 157 |
| VLADISLAV MILANOV Three Contemporary Myths about Language and Language Culture |
page 168 |
| PETYA OSSENOVA Bulgarian Language and the Computer Technologies |
page 172 |
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| SIMEON HADZHIKOSSEV More about the Geocultural Axes |
page 180 |
| ALBENA VACHEVA Mental Maps of Culture |
page 188 |
| ANA DIMOVA The Joke as a Language Phenomenon |
page 199 |
| DOBROMIR GRIGOROV Genealogy of the Reader |
page 219 |
| ALBENA BAKRACHEVA The Eco-Poetic Toro |
page 225 |
FROM THE HISTORY OF THE BULGARIAN PHILOLOGY CONCEPTS
| BOIAN VALCHEV Grammar Traditions in Bulgaria during the First Decades of the 19th Century |
page 241 |
| BILYANA KURTASHEVA The Turkish Language as a Mother: Contra-Modern Identifications in the Bulgarian ‘Renaissance’ Drama |
page 264 |
| DIMITAR ANDREJCHIN “Language Alarms” for All Parks |
page 270 |
BOOK REVIEW
| About „Диглосията“ from Mihail Videnov | page 278 |
| About „Възрожденските значения на националното име“ from Desislava Lilova | page 280 |
| About „Българският език“ from Ivan Dobrev | page 284 |
| About „Этнолингвистическая география Южной Славии“ from A. A. Plotnikova | page 286 |
| About „Песен за нибелунгите“ | page 289 |
| About „Унгаристиката в България. Език. История. Литература“ | page 291 |
| About „Непрочетеният Яворов“ from Tzanko Mladenov | page 293 |
| About „Писател. Име. Текст“ from Genadiy F. Kovalyov | page 296 |
DICTIONARIES, DICTIONARIES
| About „Eнциклопедичен речник на литературните термини“ | page 297 |
| About „Речник на езика на Васил Левски“ from Margarita Simeonova | page 299 |
CHONICLES
| VESSA KYUVLIEVA 80 Years of Teaching Bulgarian Language at the Jan Amos Komenski University in Bratislava |
page 302 |
| YORDAN EFTIMOV Liliev’s Conferences |
page 304 |
IN MEMORIAM
| Lyubomir Stamatov (1940–2005) | page 306 |
| Ivan Pavlov (1944–2005) | page 308 |
IN MEMORIAM
| PRO DOMO SUA | page 309 |