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Chrestomathy on Parliamentary Rhetoric in 4 volumes. Reviewer Ivanka Mavrodieva

Chrestomathy on Parliamentary Rhetoric in 4 volumes. Reviewer Ivanka Mavrodieva Abstract:The review includes infromation aboutthe “Chrestomathy on Parliamentary Rhetoric”, which consists of 4 volumes. Professor Rossitza Yordanova (Varna Free University) is a coordinator. The Chrestomathy represents some of the significant speeches from parliamentarian debates of the National Assembly (from 1990 to 2008) and interesting disputes […]

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Boyko Novev – Rhetorical Analysis of Bush’s speech delivered in September 11, 2001

Boyko Novev–Rhetorical Analysis of Bush’s speech delivered in September 11, 2001 Abstract:The paper presents the results of a rhetorical analysis of George Bush’s speech delivered on September 11, 2001. The situation, composition, rhetorical figures, and the argumentation are analysed. It is reasonable to draw a conclusion that the president’s speech is relatively brief, the structure is logical, concise and consistent, and the sentences […]

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Bonus Lucensusu, Cedrus Libani (translated from Latin. Translater Georgi Petkov).

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Georgi Petkov – Bonus Lucensis – „Аrs dictaminis” – translation

„Аrs dictaminis” written by Bonus Lucensis, translated from Latin by Georgi Petkov, PhD Rhetoric and Communications E-journal, Issue 1, September 2014, http://rhetoric.bg/, ISSN 1314-4464   Read the original of the article (in Bulgarian)

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Olya Ivanova Obreykova -Event Management and Communication Environment

Abstract:Event Management is a specific scientific and professional area, based on knowledge, derived from various scientific fields, which include: examining the coordination and management of the communication flows. For this reason, the interdisciplinary approach is the most appropriate when studying those special events. Event Management is established as an independent scientific discipline, which is also […]

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Nora Goleshevska – Visual Media’s Interpretations in the Field of Visual Culture Studies. From McLuhan to Visual Studies

Abstract: The article discusses the contemporary interpretations of the so-called visual media. Following McLuhan’s definition of the term media, the text introduces the main conceptions on visual media formulated in the field of Anglo-Saxon Visual Studies. For that reason the term visual media is discussed in relation to the concept of visual culture, and its […]

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Maya Sotirova – Multilingualism and Intercultural Communication in Educational Area

Abstract: The intensive character of intercultural processes in today’s society changes communication on fundamental levels such as practice and behavior. Contemporary sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic theories and studies lay the well-grounded intercultural discourse as a key in the interpretation of social interactions in global society. The requirements for an individual competence at the same time change, […]

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Yanka Totseva – Pedagogical Rhetoric and Pedagogical Communication

Abstract: This article briefly presents the historical link between Pedagogy and Rhetoric, which has led to the creation of Pedagogical Rhetoric as an independent science. It presents the object, the purpose and the tasks of Pedagogical Rhetoric, which is called upon to solve problems related to pedagogical communication. Basic concepts are clarified and an attempt is made to define […]

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Artyom Gyeorganov – The Internet as a Mechanism of the Political Mobilization

Abstract: This article analyses the role of the Internet as a factor and a channel for political mobilization. In doing so, it makes a distinction between the instrumental and the transformative function of the Internet. The key thesis of the author is that this difference occurs mainly in the line of pluralist democratic societies and […]

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Plamen Pavlov – Virtual Reality

Abstract: Virtual reality is transferring into real virtuality. The realm of the unreal is very much real and interesting. Today we see that it is not only art that can create imaginative and magical worlds of the unreal. Every net user participates in the creation of new reality, where his/her friends, news and work exist.The […]

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