journal of the Institute for Bulgarian Language
pISSN 0005-4283, eISSN 2603-3372

CONTENTS 1/2011

Vladko Murdarov – Young Linguists in the Bulgarian Language Journal

ARTICLES

• Svetlozara Leseva – Telicity, Prefixation, Perfectivity
• Petya Nestorova – Semantic and Syntactic Characteristics and Argument Structure of Some Transitive and Intransitive Verbs of Non-Directed Movement
• in the Bulgarian Framenet
• Rositsa Dekova, Petya Nestorova – Formal Description of Some Intransitive Verbs of Non-Directed Movement in the Bulgarian Framenet
• Kiril Parvanov – Prefixing and Development of the Old Bulgarian State Verbs

COMMUNICATIONS

• Yoanna Kirilova – The Relationship Between the Concept Mind and The Concept Happiness in Bulgarian Paremiology (II)
• Tatyana Ilieva – On the Trace of One Phrasal Expression

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• Mariyana Tsibranska-Kostova – Figura Etimologica in Slavonic Juridical Exerpts from the Old Testament
• Mariya Raykova – On Some Morphological Characteristics Concerning the Manuscripts from the Literary Center of Razlog from the Middle and the Second Half of the 19 Century (Part One)
• Lidiya Stefova – Comparison of a Copy of the Story “Teophano – the Tavern Keeper” with Six Other Copies of the Work (Syntax)

SPEECH CULTURE

• Vladko Murdarov – On the Impact of Regional Variety

REVIEWS AND SURVEYS

• Maya Bozhilova – Lilia Krumova-Tsvetkova. Bulgarian Blessings, Wishes and Curses as Part
• of the National Character and Cultural Heritage
• Tatyana Slavova – Boryana Velcheva, Diana Ivanova. The Day Begins at Dawn... Studies on the Continuity in the Development of Literary Bulgarian
• Georgi Minchev – Philology. History. Art Studies. Studies in Honour of Prof. Dr. Habil. Stefan Smyadovski
• Mihail Videnov – Boian Valtchev. From the History of the Bulgarian Literary Language to the Theory of Literary Language

IN MEMORIAM

• Elka Mircheva – Prof. D. Sc. Ekaterina Dogramadzhieva (1933-2010)

CHRONICLE

• Borislav Borisov – A Meeting of the Commission on Slavic Literary Languages with the International Committee of Slavists Accompanied by a Conference Titled Government and Codification