The Trojan War in Bulgarian Medieval Literature
- Author(s): Vasya Velinova
- Subject(s): Scripta //
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Published by: Institute for Literature BAS
- Print ISSN: 1312-238X
- Summary/Abstract:
The article examines the different versions of the story of the Trojan War – ancient plots known in Bulgarian medieval literature as a result of translation work. The works are examined in the context of the medieval idea of the historical process. An attempt has been made to show the ways of adapting, rethinking and reassessing the works – through commentary and additions to the native history, by “inserting” into the world Byzantine chronicles, moving the corresponding text from the periphery of literary production to more elite compositions or by combining them with other works in collections of different function.
Journal: Scripta & e-Scripta vol. 24, 2024
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Page Range: 289-300
No. of Pages: 12
Language: English - LINK CEEOL:
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Vasya VelinovaProf., DSc. Ivan Dujčev Centre for Slavo-Byzantine Studies, Sofia St Kliment Okhridski University, BulgariaDescription
Prof. Vasya Velinova is a specialist in the field of Slavic medieval literature (original and translated from Greek), medieval rhetoric and Cyrillic paleography and codicology. She is the author of a number of studies on the literary process in the cultural space of Slavia Orthodoxa, as well as translations of medieval texts. She is also the author of catalogues of Slavic manuscripts.
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SUBJECT: Scripta //
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