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Slavia Meridionalis is an interdisciplinary Open Access journal publishing papers on the literature, culture, history, ethnology and languages of southern Slavic countries, as well as their dynamic interactions with other regions.

Volume 24, “Cultural Resources: Immobility - Transfer, Transformation - Revival”, is finally available on our website in...
02/01/2025

Volume 24, “Cultural Resources: Immobility - Transfer, Transformation - Revival”, is finally available on our website in its full version!

It contains of four intriguing thematic sections:
Communion of Saints
Bodies in the Dock
Games for Adults and Children
The Vitality of Petrifications
and
Impoderabilia section,
and three book Reviews.

We cordially invite you to enjoy this rich publication!

20/12/2024

Six more papers have just been published within the 24th volume!

And among them is a study by our beloved friend and colleague Sirma Danova, who left us much much too early...

The paper is entitled "State Security, "Slav-Bulgarian History" and Democracy in the 1990s: Nationalism and National Populism":
https://journals.ispan.edu.pl/index.php/sm/article/view/sm.3146

Сирме, почивай в мир!

06/12/2024

"In 2008, Wojciech Burszta’s fascinating book "Świat jako więzienie kultury" [The World as a Prison of Culture] (Burszta,2008) was published. It inspires us to look at culture as an area of resources that is being depleted as a result of today’s economically and politically motivated exploitation. We find ourselves in a world in which not only ‘mythic narrative configurations’ (Burszta, 2008, p.150), but also subsequent religious and scientific narratives, and even the great metanarratives of modernity – with the idea of progress at the forefront – have been undermined. As a result, all collective imaginaries today have the status of fiction (Augé,1999, p. 103). “Participation in the imaginative regime of modern culture means, to a large extent, the capacity to intertextualise all messages. This is possible precisely because all content is assigned a fictional status” (Burszta, 2008, p. 151). The only – and in some ways worrying – exception turns out to be the national idea, whose vitality seems to be confirmed today by everyday experience".

The editorial for this year's volume - Cultural Resources: Immobility – Transfer, Milling – Revival - is now available on our website:

26/09/2024

Przypominam, że wciąż trwa nabór do tomu nr 25 Slavia Meridionalis

LANGUAGE OF POLITICS, LANGUAGE IN POLITICS:
DISCURSIVE, MULTIMODAL AND VIRTUAL REALITIES

Warto! Zapowiada się wspaniale!

The first papers of the 24th volume have been published!!!CULTURAL RESOURCES: IMMOBILITY – TRANSFER, MILLING– REVIVALThe...
30/07/2024

The first papers of the 24th volume have been published!!!

CULTURAL RESOURCES:
IMMOBILITY – TRANSFER, MILLING– REVIVAL

The volume is devoted to various forms of exploitation of the cultural resources within the multilingual area of Central and South-Eastern Europe. The key concepts that build up the oppositions immobility – transfer and milling – revival can also be imagined as entering into other coincidences: immobility – milling, transfer – revival, etc. The perspective is given by a book by Wojciech Burszta "The World as a Prison of Culture" (2008).

Editors-in-Charge of the issue: Grażyna Szwat-Gyłybowa, Sylwia Siedlecka, Aleksandra Michalska

Have a look at our website: https://journals.ispan.edu.pl/index.php/sm/issue/view/162

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Slavia Meridionalis

Slavia Meridionalis is an interdisciplinary journal publishing papers on the literature, culture, history, ethnology and languages of southern Slavic countries, as well as their dynamic interactions with other regions. Each issue contains articles concerning a specific, pre-defined topic, which enables scholars of various disciplines (history, literary and cultural studies, linguists, sociologists, and anthropologists) to present in-depth analyses of their research questions.

The journal is published in open access and is indexed in databases including Scopus, Emerging Sources Citation Index (Clarivate Analytics) and European Reference Index for the Humanities Plus (ERIH Plus). Points awarded for publication according to the List of scholarly journals and peer-reviewed international conference materials, issued by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Republic of Poland: 40.

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