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Pecob's papers serier - January 2012 | #19
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Censorship in Yugoslavia between 1945 and 1952.

Halfway between Stalin and West

January 2012 | #19

by: Mr. Deniver Vukelić
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb
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pp: 56
ISSN: 2038-632X

Abstract

This research is based on the fundaments of somewhat nonsystematic historical and culturological investigation of censorship as an important factor in the shaping of cultural identity of people of former Yugoslavia. It starts from the past studies conducted in the fields of book history, archivistics and journalism. It takes Croatia and Serbia for referent countries as base fields for explaining censorship methodologies in the period of Yugoslav WWII aftermath, through the year of IB resolution in 1948 until 1952 and slowly coming out from so called Agitprop cultural period of Yugoslavia. The gap which is to be filled is
Last Updated on Friday, 27 January 2012 14:45
 
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PECOB's volumes -Studies in Slavic Languages and Literatures.
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Studies in Slavic Languages and Literatures.

(ICCEES CONGRESS Stockholm 2010 Papers and Contributions) edited by Stefano Garzonio

pp: 225
ISBN: 978-88-96951-01-9

Abstract

In this volume we include a selection of contributions (in English and Russian), mostly concerning Russian literature of the XIX-XX century (as a matter of fact, 2010 was a jubilee year for Tolstoi and Andrey Belyi) and Jewish-Russian poetry, but also focusing on problems of translation, Russian language and media, and history of archives. The volume addresses several and different topics and approaches and I hope that the reader will find it interesting and enjoy the publication.
Last Updated on Friday, 13 January 2012 15:14
 
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The participants at the Round table
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Roundtable

The new presidential elections in Russia and the challenges of modernization

On Friday and Saturday, October 21st and 22nd, 2011 the international round table "The New Presidential Elections in Russia and the Challenges of Modernization" was held in Forlì, in Garzanti Hall, its traditional venue at the Hotel della Città. Every year since 2005, within the framework of the Italian-Russian Forlì Days initiative, the Istituto per l'Europa Centro-Orientale e Balcanica has organized an international meeting as a regular appointment for prominent scholars and experts to gather in Forlì and discuss topics of relevance for the relationship between the European Union and Russia. This year's meeting was devoted to the analysis of the possible outcomes of the 2012 presidential elections in Russia, with particular focus on...

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Last Updated on Friday, 30 December 2011 09:12
 
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Pecob's papers serier - December 2011 | #18
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L’antico russo come tappa intermedia nella deriva dell’italiano e del russo moderno

December 2011 | #18

by: prof. Edgardo T. Saronne
Full professor of Slavic Linguistics
University of Bologna, Italy
pp: 40
ISSN: 2038-632X

Abstract

The evolution of genetically related languages may sometimes result in a radical modification and differentiation of their structures. The author of this article uses the term shift to designate this kind of structural changes. The relevance of the shift may be increased by geographical and temporal distance.

There is a chronological asymmetry in the establishment and development of Italian and Russian. The forefathers of the two modern languages were Latin (established in the III-II centuries B.C.) and Old Church Slavonic (established in the XI-XII centuries A.D.). Italian became a literary language in the XIII-XIV centuries. Old literary Russian took shape in the XI-XII centuries; modern literary Russian asserted itself in the XVIII century. There is also a functional asymmetry between Latin, having had a long literary tradition before becoming a liturgical language, and Old Church Slavonic, which was codified on the basis of the Macedonian dialect of Thessalonica for apostolic and liturgical purposes.

East Slavonic dialects...

Last Updated on Thursday, 29 December 2011 18:14
 
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Graduation Ceremony of 2011
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MIREES - Master of Arts in
Interdisciplinary Research and Studies on Eastern Europe

MIREES Class of 2011 – Graduation Ceremony

On September 30th the students of the 7th generation of the Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Research and Studies on Eastern Europe (MIREES) - the 2nd graduating class since MIREES became a "Laurea Magistrale" - were honoured to receive their Master's Degrees. Similar to previous generations, the class of 2009–2011 had twenty two students coming from...

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CALL FOR PAPERS

PECOB's call for papers

The Scientific Board of PECOB announces an open call for papers to be published with ISSN 2038-632X

Interested contributors may deal with any topic focusing on the political, economic, historical, social or cultural aspects of a specific country or region covered by PECOB.

Potential contributors must submit a short abstract (200-300 words) and the full text, which can be in English as well as any language from the countries covered by PECOB.

Upcoming deadlines for submitting proposals are:

January 31st, 2012
June 30th, 2012
November 30th, 2012

All texts must comply with PECOB Submission Guidelines (www.pecob.eu).

All proposals, texts and questions should be submitted to Ms Aurora Domeniconi, PECOB Coordinator, at: aurora.domeniconi@unibo.it

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