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Fellow seminar: Critique and Enlightenment in Ancient Mesopotamia

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Sebastian Fink (Relevance of the Humanities Fellow, Oct ‘24 – Feb ‘25) is presenting his topic on: Critique and Enlightenment in Ancient Mesopotamia on 28 November 2024 (Thursday), at 16:30....

Discussion series “Bulgaria after Chernobyl”: Introduction to the topic “The Bulgarian Chernobyl”

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

A regular discussion series on the topic "Bulgaria after Chernobyl" is set to start in Janury 2025. The idea of this seminar is to publicise the latest discoveries made by our team of researchers, whose goal it is to shed light on the "management" and consequences of the Chernobyl disaster in Bulgaria. The seminar is...

Fellow seminar: The Majority of the Minority: Turkish Literature in Bulgaria’s Communist Semiosphere, 1944-1969

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

Ahmed Nuri (BG-Swiss Fellowships for Bulgarian Junior Scholars, Oct ‘24 – Jul ‘25) will present his research on: The Majority of the Minority: Turkish Literature in Bulgaria’s Communist Semiosphere, 1944-1969 16 January 2025 (Thursday), at 16:30. Abstract: In this presentation, I will share the initial findings of my archival research, which aims to comprehensively examine...

CAS Discussion Series: “Why Byzantium?”: The Cumans: Pagan Nomads within the Orthodox World

Centre for Advanced Study Sofia 7B Stefan Karadzha St, entr. 3, Sofia, Bulgaria

The Centre for Advanced Study Sofia hosts a discussion series under the theme: Why Byzantium? We will convene for a lecture on the following topic: The Cumans: Pagan Nomads within the Orthodox World Lecturer: Assoc. Prof. Konstantin Golev (Institute for Historical Studies, BAS) 22 January 2025 (Wednesday), at 15:30h.