45 research outputs found
Whoever tramples the breadcrumbs will go blind: Cultural norms regarding feeding children and eating in Bulgarian society. A conversation between Petya Bankova and Vihra Baeva
No full textPetya Bankova is Associated Professor in the Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Studies with Ethnographic Museum at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (Sofia, Bulgaria). Her scientific interests concern in the field of anthropology of childhood, children plays, and the everyday life culture during the communist period in Bulgaria. She is the author of three monographs: Images and Meetings in the Tradition, They Recognized him by his Name: Ethno-confessional Aspects of the Given Name in Bulgaria, and The Magic of the Given Name, as well as co-author of Almanac. Traditions and Holidays of the Bulgarians. She has co-edited several volumes, the last of which is Sociocultural Dimensions of Childhood (Sofia 2020)
Erken Sönen Güneş Işığı: Şair Petya Dubarova‘nın Hüzünlü Hikayesi
No full textÖz: Bulgar edebiyatının en yetenekli, en genç ve en ünlü temsilcilerinden biri olan Petya Dubarova Türkiye’de pek tanınmayan bir şairdır. Bu nedenle bu araştırmanın öncelikli amacı Bulgar yazarı Türk okuyucularına ve bilim dünyasına tanıtmaktır. Haksızlıklar ve adaletsizlik karşısında dik durduğu için Petya dünyayı çok erken terk etmiş. Muhteşem yeteneğini sonuna kadar ortaya çıkarmadan ve belki de en güzel şiirlerini kaleme almadan daha 17 yaşında intihar ederek yaşama veda etmiştir. Bu araştırmada Dubarova’nın renkli ve hüzünlü hayat hikâyesi büyüteç altına alınmış, ayrıca hem “Öğrenci Petya”nın hem de “Şair Petya”nın portresi resmedilmeye çalışılmıştır. Araştırmanın özeğinde Petya’nın öz yaşamı, romantik aşkları, öğrencilik yılları, yaşadığı kişisel sorunlar ve yazarlık yeteneği yer almaktadır. Petya Dubarova Bulgaristan’ın unutulamayan, henüz çocuk yaşta olağanüstü yeteneğiyle dikkat çeken şairlerinden biridir. Onun şiirsel kalıtı genellikle çocuksu arılığı, ergenlik yürekliliğini, felsefi sorgulamaları ve müthiş yaratıcılığı yansıtmaktadır. Dubarova geride yüzlerce yanıtsız soru bırakarak, çok genç yaşta yaşamına son vererek bizlerden ayrılmıştır. Kısa yaşamında bizi şaşırtmayı başarmış, ne var ki muazzam yeteneğinin yalnızca küçük bir ipucu vermiştir bizlere. Yaşamında da ölümünden sonra da bu genç yetenek tam olarak kavranamamış ve çevresindeki gizemli bulut da bir türlü çözülememiştir. Türk okuyucuları çocuk yaştaki bu yazarı pek bilmedikleri için hüzünlü yaşam serüvenini ve ozan olarak başarılarını bir makalede irdelemenin yararlı olacağı düşünülmüştür. Bu araştırmanın, Bulgar edebiyatı alanında ülkemizde önemli bir yayın boşluğunu doldurması umut edilmektedir.As one of the most talented, youngest, and renowned writers of Bulgaria, Petya Dubarova is a poet relatively unknown in Türkiye. Therefore, the primary purpose of this study is to introduce the Bulgarian author to the Turkish readers and the academic world. Petya departed this world way too prematurely because she confronted and resisted against the injustice and unfairness. Without revealing her amazing talent to the fullest and perhaps without writing her most beautiful poems, she bid farewell to the world by committing suicide at the age of 17. The present study focused on the colorful and sad life story of Dubarova, and the portrait of both the "Student Petya" and "Poet Petya" was depicted. The crux of this study includes Petya's personal life, her romantic affairs, her years as a student, her personal problems and her talent as a writer. Petya Dubarova is one of Bulgaria's most memorable and mystifying talented juvenile poets. Her poetic legacy often reflects childlike innocence, adolescent chivalry, philosophical inquiry and unearthly creativity. Dubarova departed this world, leaving behind hundreds of unanswered questions and ending her life at a very young age. She really managed to mystify us in her very short span of life and more importantly, demonstrated us only a small hint of her enormous talent. This young talent failed to be fully appreciated during her life or after her death, and the mystery around her could not be identified. Since Turkish readers are mostly unfamiliar with this tender- age writer, we are of the opinion that it will be worth of while to investigate her sad life adventure and her achievements as a poet in an article. It is believed that this study will fill an important scientific publication gap in Turkey in the field of Bulgarian literature
New habitats of some species of orchids on the territory of the European ecological network Natura 2000 (Bulgaria)
No full textWe present new data on the distribution of five orchid species in the Batova
Valley Protected Area BG 0000102, part of the European ecological network Natura 2000.
Although these orchid species are not new to the floristic region of Northeastern Bulgaria, we report new habitats in Batova River Valley Protected Area. Three of the species are reported for the first time, for the other two species, this is the second report in the study area. All described orchid species are subject to protection by various national and international documents
Ethnobotanical Study of the Medicinal Plants in the Region of the North Black Sea Coast // Етноботаническо проучване на лечебните растения в района на северночерноморско крайбрежие
No full textThe ethnobotanical study of medicinal plants in the region of the North Black Sea coast describes the knowledge of the locals about the application of medicinal plants in: human and veterinary medicine, for cosmetic and culinary purposes, for pet food and bee grazing, for household and decorative purposes, for weather forecast, for sale and in folk traditions and customs. Seven hundred nine residents from 32 settlements located on the North Black Sea coast were interviewed. The interviews were conducted using the “face-to-face” technique. Three hundred thirty-three species of medicinal plants belonging to 251 genera and 90 families have been identified, used by the locals of the study area. Have been recorded the frequency of use, the shipment method of the usable part has been studied, the popular names have been recorded. А floristic analysis was prepared of the floristic subregion of the North Black Sea coast has been prepared. The conservation status of the used medicinal plants has been studied. The level of stored knowledge, the choice of the type and number of used medicinal plants, and the number of residents who use them have been established. The dependence of the demographic indicators (age, sex, ethnicity, education, employment) of the locals on the use of medicinal plants has been established. Quantitative ethnobotanical analysis has been prepared. A database with primary information has been created.Етноботаническото проучване на лечебните растения в района на Северно Черноморско крайбрежие описва знанието на местните жители за приложението на лечебните растения в: хуманната и ветеринарна медицина, за козметични и кулинарни цели, за храна на домашни животни и паша на пчели, за домакински и декоративни цели, за прогноза на времето, за продажба и в народните традиции и обичаи.
Анкетирани са 709 местни жители от 32 населени места, разположени по Северно Черноморско крайбрежие. Интервютата са проведени чрез техниката „лице в лице“. Установени са 333 вида лечебни растения принадлежащи към 251 рода и 90 семейства, употребявани от местните жители на изследвания район. Проучена е честотата на използване, начините на получаване, използваемата част, записани са народните наименования. Изготвен е флористичен анализ на флористичен подрайон Северно Черноморско крайбрежие. Проучен е природозащитният статус на използваните лечебни растения. Установена е степента на съхранено знание, изборът на вида и броя на използвани лечебни растения, както и броят на местните жители, които ги употребяват. Установена е зависимостта на демографските показатели (възраст, пол, етнос, образование, заетост) на местните жители към употребата на лечебните растения. Изготвен е количествен етноботанически анализ. Създадена е база данни с първична информация
AN ETHNOBOTANICAL STUDY OF THE MEDICINAL PLANTS IN THE BELOSLAV AREA, NORTHERN BLACK SEA COAST (BULGARIA).
No full textPetya parent - "socialist" fatherhood in Mladý svět magazine at the end of the 70th and beginning of the 80s of the 20th century
No full textBc. Kateřina Vlčková ABSTRACT: Petya parent - "socialist" fatherhood in Mladý svět magazine at the end of the 70th and beginning of the 80s of the 20th century The topic of my thesis is fatherhood in socialist Czechoslovakia in the late 70s and 80s of the 20th century. My primary source research is a section Péťa Parent, published from 1979 to 1982 in the Mladý svět magazine. The uniqueness of this column, I see in the fact that the author (Petr Hora-Hořejš) as the father advise to "public" readers regarding about education and child care. The theoretical part will focus on the concepts that are relevant to my research, such as the gender culture, fatherhood, masculinity, private and public sphere, motherhood, femininity, etc. Among the basic questions I'll ask include the following: How "socialist" father defends and publishes his paternal role, how he views care and education (his) child or what image of man-father Mladý svět magazine helps to create. With my work I try to contribute to a greater awareness of the history of fatherhood changes and involvement father in a family area, which was at that time primarily attributed to the women-mothers
Erratum to: The political economy of adult learning systems
No full textIn the Editorial of this issue, Miroslav Stefanik was accidentally stated as the single author of the article “Multi-layered Perspective on the Barriers to Learning Participation of Disadvantaged Adults”. The article is a joint authorship by Sofie Cabus, Petya Ilieva-Trichkova and Miroslav Stefani
Specifics in the Contemporary Development of Hotel Business in Bulgaria
No full textThe author analyses the numerical alteration of the number of hotels in Bulgaria in the recent years, the current specifics and problems in the hotel business. The correlations between this alteration and the number of fulfilled night-stays, the increase rate of the lodging base and the correspondence to the alterations in the employment in it. The dynamics in the development of the hotel business is examined in a territorial section and regarding the criteria “hotel category”. The author puts an emphasis on the factors that hamper the hotel business, the current requirements and trends. On this ground general conclusions are made and some recommendations on the utilization of the existing potential of the hotel business in Bulgaria are made.
Using Constructivist Grounded Theory to Construct a Substantive Theory for Corporate Social Responsibility
No full textGrounded Theory strategy (GT) has been introduced almost 50 years ago as the approach developed significantly since that time and contributed to emergence of variety of GT strategies. One of these variations is the constructive turn of Kathy Charmaz. In this paper we demonstrate (1) the potential of Constructive Grounded Theory (CGT) into scientific inquiry on CSR and (2) how the approach was implemented in order to build a substantive theory for CSR by utilising a practical example from a recently completed doctoral study by the lead author.<br/
Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries in the Mediterranean and Black Seas - Advances in Research and Technologies
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