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CfP & ToC: Venets, Volume 1, Number 2, 2010
| Location: | Bulgaria |
| Call for Papers Date: | 2010-12-01 (Archive) |
| Date Submitted: |
2010-07-23 |
| Announcement ID: |
177702 |
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http://www.venets.org
Venets: The Belogradchik Journal for Local History, Cultural History and Folk Studies ISSN 1314-0426 (Print) ISSN 1314-0256 (Online) is a periodical consisting of three main sections: Literary Section, Archives Section and Research Section. The profile of the journal (peer-reviewed in its research part) embraces the following topics: Local/Family History, Oral History, Heritage Studies, Rural Studies, Memory Studies, Folk Studies.
Contributors from all over the world are encouraged to send manuscripts in the above mentioned areas that should be written in a readable and scholarly manner. Manuscripts (in English or in Bulgarian) should not exceed 20 standard pages in length including illustrations, tables, figures and references. Articles must be accompanied by a summary of size not exceeding 20 lines.
Style should conform to that of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (APA).
The electronic submission of the manuscript (in word format) is preferable.
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ToC: Venets, Volume 1, Number 2, August 2010
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http://www.venets.org/index.phppage=12&volume_id=4&issue_id=1
Editorial:
B.V. Toshev. Venets (1911) and Venets (2010): About the Past, Present and Future [In Bulgarian] (p. 133)
References: 5;
Literary Section (1):
D. Bozhkova. A Homeland (Selected Poems from Venets) [In Bulgarian]
(p. 146)
Notes: 12;
V. Kachev. The Street of My Childhood [In Bulgarian] (p. 154)
Notes: 1;
Oral History:
V. Borisov. Belogradchik Missed the Opportunity to Become a University Town [In Bulgarian] (p. 162)
Notes: 2;
Archives Section (1):
K. Panov. Belogradchik: Past and Present (1938) [In Bulgarian] (p. 171)
Notes: 16; References: 6;
Literary Section (2):
V. Kachev. Poetry [In Bulgarian] (p. 198);
Research Section (1):
R. Zaimova. The Village of Oreshets [In Bulgarian] (p. 203)
Notes: 2; References: 1;
E.J. Haland. Greek Death-Cult, Modern and Ancient: A Comparison of a Mediterranean and Balkan Cultural Pattern (p. 213)
Notes: 17; References: 53;
Appendix:
Belogradchik in Art (Boris Kolev) (p. 256).
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