Issue 3-4/2007
THE THEME OF THIS ISSUE:
AMERICAN HORIZONS
CONTENTS
AMERICAN HORIZONS
| ALBENA BAKRATCHEVA Lasting Cultural Presence |
рage 7 |
| PLAMEN S. TZVETKOV The Specific and the Universal in American Values |
page 8 |
| ALEXANDER L. GUNGOV Herbert Marcuse: The One-Dimensional Terms of Industrial Society |
page 18 |
| ORLIN TODOROV Psychoanalysis in the USA: Directions, Theoretical Models and Contemporary Pluralism |
page 26 |
| LEO MARX The Machine in the Garden (Technology and the Pastoral Ideal in America) |
page 36 |
| ALBENA BAKRATCHEVA The Bright Start of American Critical Thinking: Margaret Fuller |
page 46 |
| LAWRENCE BUELL The Environmental Imagination (Thoreau, Nature Writing, and the Formation of American Culture) |
page 55 |
| MAYA PENCHEVA Famous Names in American Linguistics: Joseph Greenberg (1915–2001) |
page 67 |
| BOYAN NIKOLAEV Some Linguistic Researches in the USA since the 30-ies of the 20th Century till Now |
page 75 |
IN MEMORY OF PROF. HRISTO PARVEV
| KINA VACHKOVA Typological Resemblances and Differences between the Bulgarian and the Czech Standard Languages |
page 87 |
| DIANA IVANOVA Between the ‘Own’ and the ‘Foreign’ or About the Bulgarian Ways in the Adoption of the European Linguistic Ideas during the Bulgarian Renaissance |
page 95 |
| NADKA NIKOLOVA Between the Authoritarianism and the Dialogue or about One of the Social Aspects in the Formation of the New Bulgarian Official Language during the 20s–50s of the 19th Century |
page 104 |
| TZENKA IVANOVA The History of the Bulgarian Language in the Context of Comparison |
page 117 |
| TATYANA ALEXANDROVA The National Language and the Educational Project during the Bulgarian Renaissance |
page 129 |
| RUSKA STANCHEVA Projects for Scientific Grammar of the Bulgarian Language |
page 143 |
| BOIAN VALTCHEV “Short and Methodological Bulgarian Grammar” by Georgi Mirkovich – An Outstanding Philological Work from the Bulgarian Renaissance Period |
page 160 |
FROM THE HISTORY OF PHILOLOGY
| PETKO SLAVEYKOV Something on the Bulgarian Language |
page 173 |
| RUSSIAN ACADEMY INSTRUCTIONS Regarding Yurij Venelin’s Voyage to the Balkans |
page 184 |
| VESELA STOIMENOVA One More Time on the Foreign Words |
page 190 |
ANNIVERSARIES
| MIHAIL VIDENOV Marie Bublová at the Age of 80 |
page 196 |
A LITERARY REVIEW
| About „Достойно есть. Свищов през XIX в. и първото десетилетие на ХХ в.“ from Yuliya Nikolova | page 198 |
| About „Език и идиолект“ (Ed. St. Dimitrova) | page 202 |
| About ther New Translation of “Hamlet” | page 205 |
| About „Отвъд пределите на превода. История на една дихотомия“ From Marie Vrinat | page 208 |
| About „Вук Караджич за българите и европейската българистика“ From Iliya Konev | page 210 |
DICTIONARIES, DICTIONARIES …
| SABINA PAVLOVA The Silent Assistants of the Translator (A Review on the Lexical and Dictionary Publications during the Period 2001–2005) |
page 214 |
CHRONICLES
| IREN VLADIKOVA-GITEVA Three Semiotic Forums |
page 219 |
| LYUBA ATANASOVA A Jubilee in the South-West University |
page 222 |