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Literaturna Misal

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Journal Information
Journal Title
Literaturna Misal
Publisher
ISSN
1314-9237
E-ISSN
0324-0495
Database
ERIH PLUS
Domain
Physical Sciences, Social Sciences
Classification History
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2026 ✓
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Is There a Reader in This Text: “Readers in the Text”
Dimitar Kambourov
2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 23
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bku
Autofictional Writing in Contemporary Bulgarian Literature: Effects on the Reader (“Death and the Gardener” by Georgi Gospodinov)
Ilvie Konedareva
2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 118
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bkb
On a Tendency in the Ethnofem Genre. Notes on Viktoria Beshliyska’s “Thread”
Darin Tenev
2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 87
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bts
The Concept of Adaptation as a Hermeneutic Tool. On Ognyan Kovachev’s Monograph “The Book and the Film in the Western Literary Canon. The Case of The Decameron”
Bogdana Paskaleva
2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 208
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bps
Between Letter and Meaning – Three Translations of “The Physics of Sorrow” (Spanish, French and English Editions)
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2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 135
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bmb
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DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bys
Zones of Indeterminacy: Narrative Beginnings and Implied Readers
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2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 107
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bis
Close Reading: Global Audiences and Cultural Intimacy Part Two of “Audiences, Implicit Reader, Communicative Horizon”
Alexander Kiossev
2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 47
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bks
The Bulgarian Literary Field: Asymmetries, Asynchronies, and Exceptions That Do Not Confirm the (Bleak) Rules
Bilyana Kourtasheva
2026-6-30 Vol. LXIX Issue 2 Pages 79
DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bkn
Translation and Literary Development. Statistical Evidence and Hypotheses on the Possible Influence of Translated Works on the Writing and Reading of Contemporary Bulgarian Literature
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DOI: 10.66260/1213.a1bgs
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