Ivan Hristov

About

Dr. Ivan Hristov's work focuses on literary circles, publications and polemics in Bulgarian modernism within a European context. He received his PhD from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences (BAS) in 2009; his dissertation was dedicated to one of the most interesting and least-studied circles from the 1920s: the Sagittarius Circle. He has participated in the academic projects "Periodicals and Literature" (Institute for Literature, BAS), "The Critical Heritage of Bulgarian Modernism" (IL-BAS), and "Anti-Totalitarian Literature: Overcoming the Totalitarian Mentality" (IL-BAS). Dr. Ivan Hristov is the author of the books "The Sagittarius Circle and The Idea of the Native" (in 2009) and "Bulgarian Literary Modernism. The Problem of Time and Identity" (2022) as well as over thirty articles within the field of Bulgarian literary modernism. He currently works as an Associate Professor at the Institute of Literature of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.

Work

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
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Associate Professor

Bulgaria

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
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Senior Assistant

Bulgaria

Education

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Bulgaria

Ph. D.

Publications

COURSE TITLE: THE CONCEPT OF TIME AND IDENTITY IN THE BULGARIAN LITERARY MODERNISM The course is given in English

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Rethinking Bulgarian Literary Modernism – Twenty-Five years after the Fall of the Berlin Wall

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Papers of BAS, Humanities and Social Sciences

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The Concept of Time and Identity in the Bulgarian Literary Modernism of the 1920s

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Etudes balkaniques

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The Extra-Canonical Literature of the 1920

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Sjani International Literary Magazine

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