ContentsĀ of Issue 8

Foreword

I. Linguistics

What is темелнф, or Ways of Measuring and Indicating Time in Oldbulgarian Epigraphs (XII-XV C.)

Velichka Ilieva

Transcribing Reduced Vowels in the Bulgarian Language through the Symbols of the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet)

Plamena Koleva

The Substitution of the Preposition ā€œuā€ with the Preposition ā€œvā€

Ivanela Georgieva

Bulgarian Idioms about Hard-working and Lazy People (Structural Features and Usage)

Ani Angelova

Contemporary Trends in the Use of Vocative Forms in the Bulgarian

Mariana Popcheva

Expressing Non-reliability beyond the Dubitative Paradigm in Bulgarian Language

Diana Androva

Syntactic Realization of the Gerund and Its Modifiers

Ivana Kuneva

Models of Complementation with Speech-Causative Predicates

Siyana Ilieva

A Structural Modeling Attempt of the Greek Temporal System in Comparison with the Bulgarian

Marios Risianos

The Language of the Internet from the Perspective of Contemporary Bulgarian Linguistic Studies

Tanya Todorova

Linguo-cultural Analysis of the Semantics of the Colors White, Red and Black in Bulgarian and Chinese

Teodora Stoyanova

How ā€žCunningā€œ are the Bulgarian and the German Fox? (Observations through the Prism of Bulgarian and German Phraseologisms from the Semantic Field of Cunning-Deception)

Ventsislava Pisacheva

Idioms with ā€œgƶzā€ (Eye) as a Reflection of Socialattitudes in Turkish Society

Aysun Mehmed

To the Question of the Lexical and Ā Syntactic Means of the Bulgarian Conclusive in Comparison with Contemporary Italian

Bozhidar Boyadzhiev

Hyperbole from a Pragmatic Functional Perspective (Based on the Works of A. Matveeva)

Gabriela Terziyska

II. Literary Studies

The Missing Ribbon: Lotte Quotes ā€œThe Sorrows of Young Wertherā€

Ivan Georgiev

The Multiplicity of Personality from the Depths of Malone’s Soul

Maria Gencheva

ā€œHeroines of the New Times: Emancipation through the Language of the Female Gothic – Ann Radcliffe and A.S. Byattā€

Anastasiya Dilova

The Echo Chambers of a Child’s Temporality: Dickens’sĀ GreatĀ Expectations

Kristina Yasenova

The Double-edged Sword of Words: Language as Oppression and Resistance in R. F. Kuang’s ā€œBabelā€

Preslava Peneva

Supernatural Horror according to H. P. Lovecraft: a Few Entry Points in the Study of Weird Fiction

Iva Stefanova

The Awakening of Language in Gao Xingjian’s NovelĀ SoulĀ Mountain

Stefan Rusinov

Automatic Writing as Linguistic Rebellion: the Linguistic Realization of the Unconscious

Gergana Galabova

Time Travel as a Tragic Experience in ā€œBefore the Coffee Gets Coldā€ by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

Vyara Gramatikova

The Queer-identified Protagonist as a Cultural Mediator inĀ TheĀ Hop ƇikiĀ YayaĀ Series by the Turkish Author Mehmet Murat Somer

Denislava Kovacheva

Narrative Strategies in ā€œLolitaā€and ā€œWeā€

Tihomir Alexiev

The Opposition between Transparency and Opacity in Vladimir Nabokov`s Novel ā€žInvitation to a Beheadingā€œ

Ivan Ananiev

The Christian Side of G. Milev’s Poem ā€œSeptemberā€

Stylianos Kapatos

The Literary Collection ā€œThe Cityā€ (1922) in the Context of the Regional Literature of the Youngest from the Beginning of the 1920s

Bozhana Boneva

The Image of the Homeland – a Comparative Analysis of the Poems ā€œRodinaā€by Nikolay Liliev and Ā«H Ļ€ĪæĪ»Ī¹ĻƒĀ» (ā€œThe Cityā€) by Konstantinos Kavafis

Constantina Xiarchou

Language as Resistance: Play and Identity in Georgi Markov’s ā€œThe Portrait of My Double’’

Vesela Bozova

Man as a Redundant Instrument: a Collapse in Four Movements in ā€œA Ballad for Georg Henigā€ by Viktor Paskov

Denitsa Raycheva

The Picaresque Gnosticism in the Novel ā€œVazvishenieā€: the Gnostic Prevails over the Picaro

Aleksandar Dimitrov

ā€œFrom Outlaw and Robber to Owner of Omnibus – the Meeting between Bae Slave from ā€œChamkoriaā€ and Bacho Gicho from ā€œElevationā€ by Milen Ruskov

Nikolay Boev