Current

vol. II (2023-24), no. 4: Thematic issue / Numéro thématique : Black Sea in Russian and Bulgarian literatures / La mer Noire dans les littératures russe et bulgare, x + 176 p. Sofia: CU Romanistika (ISBN 978-954-354-020-4, soft cover / broché); Transpontica (ISBN 978-619-92370-8-3, ISSN 2815-4266 - soft cover / broché) 

Editorial note vi

A micromonograph

Dmitrii Zamiatin: The Black Sea Text of Russian literature: geocultures, co-spatiality and geographical imagination 1-79

A longer article

Andrei Tashev: Bulgarian literary studies and the sea 81-101

Articles

Nina Barkovskaia: The mythologem of sea in the narrative cycle by Alexander Kuprin ‘(The) Listrygones’ 103-119

Maia Gorcheva: An attempt for a terrestrial reading of a sea novel: contemporary prototypes, intertextuality, historical and mythological antiquity in the novel

‘Overkeel’ by Boris Aprilov 121-135

Vernacular research in translation

Dobrin Vasilev: The sea in Bulgarian poetry (1928) (translated from Bulgarian by Iordan Liutskanov) 137-167

Review

Mikhail Kizilov: Between Geopolitik and Geopoetik: A research note on Tatjana Hofmann’s book about the Crimea (2022) 169-174

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