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Name: Liliana Dimitrova Deyanova
Born: 27 September, 1951, Sofia, Bulgaria
Nationality: Bulgarian
Address:
Office: Department of Sociology
The St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia
15 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd., 1504 Sofia
tel./fax (++359 2) 870 62 60
Home: 27 A, San Stefano Str., 1504 Sofia
tel. (++ 359 2) 9 44 04 64
E-mail [email protected]
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Education and academic degrees
1969 – graduated from high school, Sofia
1974– graduated in philosophy and sociology from the St. Kliment Ohridski
University of Sofia
1988 – Ph.D. in Sociology (title of thesis: ‘Sociology of Symbolic Forms’)
1990 – Habilitation in General Sociology, Ass. Professor
2013 – Professor in General and Historical Sociology, St. Kliment Ohridski
University of Sofia
Specializations and academic work abroad
1978 – Université de Paris V ‘René Descartes’, France
1990 – Department of Sociology, Bielefeld University, Germany (DAAD grant)
1994, 1997 – Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS), Paris, France
2000, 2002, 2004 – Maison des sciences de l’homme, Paris (MSH grant)
2002 – Université Lumière 2, Department of Sociology and Anthropology (CREA),
Lyon, France, visiting professor
2002 – Université Paris 10 (LASP), Nanterre, France, visiting professor
2006 – Université Laval, CELAT, Canada, visiting professor
2006 – Ecole des Hautes Etudes, Paris, France, visiting professor
2008 – Université Robert Schumann, MA program, IEP, Strasbourg, France, visiting
professor
2015 – Ecole doctorale, Bucarest, AUF, Universite de Bucarest
Teaching and academic activities
1974 – 1975 Research Fellow in the Research Centre for Sociological Studies of
Youth
1975 – 1989 Assistant Professor at the Department of Sociology of the St. Kliment
Ohridski University of Sofia
1976 – 1983 Scientific Secretary of the Department of Sociology, University of Sofia
1990 – 2005 Head of the Laboratory for Sociology of Everyday Life (LSEL),
Department of Sociology, University of Sofia
2005 – 2008 Head of the Research Center for Social Sciences, Department of
Sociology, University of Sofia
1990 - 2013 Associate Professor of Sociology at the Department of Sociology,
University of Sofia.
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2013 since – Professor in General and Historical Sociology, St. Kliment Ohridski
University of Sofia
Courses taught: Courses for BA students: Introduction to Sociology; Sociology of
Personality; Historical Sociology of Personality; French Structuralism; Pierre
Bourdieu’s Critical Sociology and the French Social Sciences. Courses for MA
students: Biography and History; Sociology of Symbolic Forms. Courses for PhD
students: Critical Sociologies in the Era of Globaloptism.
Courses in foreign universities: Memory of Communism; Transformations in eastern
Europe as Seen through the Problematic of Colective Memory; Biography, Memory,
Narrative; Max Weber and the Sociology of Postcommunism.
Other activities
Member of the Institute for Critical Social Studies (ICSS) at the Critique &
Humanism Foundation, Sofia, and the Paissiy Hilendarski University of Plovdiv
Member of the Editorial Board of the Sociological Problems academic journal
Editor of the Critical Theory Series in the Critique & Humanism Publishing
House (1992 – 1997)
Lecturer in Sociology in the Paissiy Hilendarski University of Plovdiv (MA
course: Sociology of Symbolic Forms)
Member of the Bulgarian Sociological Association
Member of the Association Internationale des Sociologues de Langue
Francaise (AISLF)
Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook of the St. Kl. Ohridski University of Sofia,
Book ‘Sociology’ (2004 – 2007)
Member of the editorial board of Conserveries mémorielles. Revue
transdisciplinaire de jeunes chercheurs. Edition de l’Université Laval, CELAT,
Canada et l’Institut d’histoire du temps présent, Paris. (since 2009)
Member of the Foreign Correspondents Committee of the journal Société
contemporaine, Edition de l’Institut d’études politiques, Paris. (since 2009)
Languages
Bulgarian – native, French (very good), English (good), Russian (very good),
Romanian (intermediate)
Research experience
The social status of Bulgarian visual artists. Department of Sociology of the
University of Sofia, 1986
The model for the personality of the new man in the novels of socialist realism
in the years 1944-1956 (as head of project). Department of Sociology of the
University of Sofia, 1988
The new political elites. Department of Sociology of the University of Sofia,
Laboratory of Sociology of Everyday Life (LSEL), 1992-1993
The modern life-world and the European identity of Bulgarians. Institute for
Critical Social Studies (ICSS), 1992 – 1995
Public Sphere and School. ICSS, 1993
Ethnomethodology of the Political Funeral (Rewriting Biography). ICSS and
LSEL, 1992-1993
Rewriting History – study of the history textbooks. ICSS, 1994
The changes in Bulgarian society as seen through family genealogies.
Department of Sociology of the University of Sofia, 1995
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Ideological aspects of electoral propaganda (the elections in 1991 and 1994).
Centre for the Study of Ideologies of the University of Sofia, 1991, 1994
National identity in a situation of transition: historical resources. Research
group funded by the Central European University, Prague, RSS, 1995 – 1996
Archaeology of democracy. ICSS, 1997
Construction and deconstruction of the symbolic world of communism.
Department of Sociology and Department of Theory Culture of the University of
Sofia, part of a joint project with EHESS, Université Paris X – Nanterre (partly
financed by Maison des Sciences de l’Homme), 1996 – 1999
Historical sociology of the socialism through newsreels. ICSS, NSFond 1999
– 2003
Biography, memory, narrative. Individual project. Supported by HESP, 1999
– 2000
Innovative sociology. An international project of the Department of Sociology
(University of Sofia), jointly with the University of Skopje. Supported by HESP, 2001
– 2004
Antisemitism in Bulgarian media today. Supported by Open Society Fund,
Sofia, and the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, 2003
From Networks to Networks. ICSS, financed by the Open Society Fund, Sofia,
2004 – 2005
New research fields and approaches in sociology (empirical research of
doctoral students). Dept. of Sociology (University of Sofia). Dept. of Sociology
(University of Sofia). Funded by the Open Society Institute. 2004 – 2005
Sustainable development of the research in the sphere of higher education (as
head of project). Research Center for Social Sciences. Financed by the Scientific
Research Fund of the Ministry of Education, 2005 – 2007.
The humanities and the Social Sciences in the Periphery – Sciences or
technocratic instruments. Leader of the Bulgarian team. An international project
guided by Maja Breznik, Mirovni Institut, Ljubliana. Funded by ASO, Austria, 2006 –
2007
Remembering Communism: Methodological and Practical Issues of
Approaching the Recent Past in Eastern Europe Remembering Communism.
International project financed by the Volkswagen Fondation. Heads: M. Todorova, St.
Troebst, Leipzig, 2006 – 2009
The theory of practical logic as an organon for the study of socialism and
transitions. International project. Supported by the National Fund for Scientific
Research, Bulgaria, 2008 – 2010
Contradictions of the Heritage. Strategies for a virtual museum of socialism.
ICSS. Supported by the National Fund for Scientific Research, Bulgaria, 2009 –2011
Selected publications
Monographs, textbooks, editorship of collections
Sociology of Personality (anthology). Classical texts with introduction,
comments and notes, in coll. with Luben Nikolov. Sofia: Nauka i Izkustvo, 1990
Sociology of symbolic forms (monograph). Sofia: Critique & Humanism, 1996.
Sociology. Secondary School Textbook, in coll. (61-73; 85-92), Sofia:
Prosveta, 1992
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The Spirit of the Annals School. Edition and foreword, Sofia: Critique &
Humanism, 1997
Never Ending Sociology. Secondary School Textbook, in coll. (63-115), Sofia,
Minerva, 1997
Collective Memory and Biographical Narratives. Introduction and edition of
a special issue of the Sociological Problems Journal, 1998, 3 - 4.
Memory, Time, Narrative (reader). Edition and introduction, Departement of
Sociology, supported by HESP, 1999
Media and Transition. Edition and introduction in coll. with Georgi Lozanov
and Orlin Spassov, Sofia, Media Center, 1999.
Man and World (for the 12th form of Bulgarian schools), in coll. ( III, 1-3),
Sofia : Prosveta 2002 (second completed edition 2008)
Man and World. Bulgaria in the United Europe (textbook for specialized high
school preparation), in coll. Prosveta, 2003
Sociology as a Chance. Classical Texts (a reader for first-year students),
editor, afterword. Sofia 2004
Lineaments of Silence. Historical Sociology of collective memory
(monograph). Critique & Humanism, Sofia, 2009
The classical legacy in the post-disciplinary and post-national situation,
introduction and edition of the special issue of the Sociological Problems Journal,
2009, N 1- 2
Critical Studies of New Social Inequalities. Edition in coll. with Svetla
Marinova of the Papers of the International Conference. In: Yearbook of the St.
Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia, vol. 102, book Sociology, 2010
The New Names of the Classes, preface in: Pierre Bourdieu, Loic Wacquant,
Social Classes and Symbolic Power, IF and CIELA ed., coll Liber Liber, 2014, pp.
19-38
Selected articles and chapters
Social anthropology as sociology: Claude Levi-Strauss. Sociological
Problems, 6/1990.
The image of the artist in mass consciousness. Izkustvo, 7/1990.
Do not interpretations belong to God? Interpretation of a theme from Schutz
(in English). Critique & Humanism (special issue in foreign languages), 1990.
Sociology as socio-analysis. The reflexive sociology of Pierre Bourdieu.
Sociological Problems, 4/1992.
L’attentat symbolique: Pierre Bourdieu. In: D. Ginev, Hrsg, Die
Verschmelzung der Untersuchungsbereiche (Formen des Dialogs zwischen
Kulturwissenschaften und Wissenschaftstheorie). Peter Lang 1993, Fr. am Main,
Berlin, N.Y, Paris, Wien. (in English)
The ‘said things’ and the unsaid. Foreword to the Bulgarian version of: Pierre
Bourdieu, Choses Dites, in coll. with Deyan Deyanov. Sofia : University Publishers,
1993.
Brodie’s report, in coll. Sofia: Critique & Humanism, 1993.
Sociology as blow-Up. Bulgarski Folklor, 6/1994.
Michel Foucault et la généalogie du temps normalisé (in French). In: Alain
Brossat, ed., Michel Foucault. Les jeux de la verité et du pouvoir, PUF de Nancy,
1994.
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The life-history method between theory and intuition (in English). In: Acts of
the International Conference ‘The life-history method in sociology and anthropology’.
Sofia, 1994.
When memory plays tricks. The UNESCO Courier, special issue on after 1989
memory of communism, Francois Hartog ed., May 1994.
Réécrire l’histoire à l’Est – Les Balkans et l’Europe face aux nouveaux déis.
In: „Actes du colloque de l’AISLF. Travaux Sociologiques du L.S.C.I., No 43,
IRESCO, 1995”, Paris : CNRS, 1995.
The image of the political adversary. In: Petar-Emil Mitev, ed., Izbori 91. The
ideological aspects of the electoral process. Sofia: University Publishers, 1995.
The sacred places of the revolution. In: Acts of the international seminar ‘The
holy places in the Balkans’. The Neofit Rilski South-Western University,
Blagoevgrad, 1995.
Two small cases. In: Deyanov, D. et al. The rewritings of history in the high
School Textbooks (in Bulgarian). Sofia : MNED, 1996. (in Bulgarian)
Collective and Historical Memory. In: National identity in a situation of crisis.
Historical Resources (Maya Grekova ed.). Sofia: Minerva, LIK, 1996. (in Bulgarian)
The Battles for the Mausoleums. Traumatic places of collective memory. In:
Jacques Coenen-Huther (ed.). Bulgaria at the Crossroads. Nova Science Publishers,
Inc : New York, 1996. (in English)
The expansion of modernity as colonization of life-worlds. In: ‘The modern
life-world and the European identity of Bulgarians’. ICSS, Sofia, 1996.
François Furet – the ‘mystery’ of an illusion. Sociological Problems, 3/1996.
The battles for the „New History” – a nearly French Revolution in
historiography. Foreword to The Spirit of the Annals School. Soofia: Critique &
Humanism, 1997.
The People’s Court and „Raison d’Etat”. Archives, 2/1997
La mémoire – entre le temps et le récit. – Divinatio, vol. 6, 1998 (numéro
spécial “Paul Ricoeur – La philosophie face aux défis des changements”)
National identity in the situation of transition: historical resources. In: PetarEmil Mitev (ed). 1998. The Bulgarian Transition: Challenges and Cognition. LIK (in
English, in coll.)
Dvete enigmi na dara (Two enigmas of the gift). Bulgarski Folklor (Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences), 1-2/1998.
The impossibility of the critical public sphere (sociological and politological
discourses in the media). In: Media and Transition, G. Lozanov, L. Deyanova and O.
Spassov, eds, Sofia, Center of Media, 1999. (In Engl. cf www.mediacenter.bg)
Les communismes expliqués aux enfants. In: La nouvelle alternative, Paris,
1999.
Mamardachvili – ‘the other time’ of memory. Critique and Humanism, 6/1999
Media and the return of the spirits. In: G. Lozanov, O. Spasov (eds.). Media
and Myths. Sofia : University Publishers, 2000
Wacquant and Bourdieu (the fate of critical theories in the time of virtual
reproduction). Critique and Humanism, N 7/2000, forthcomming
After Battles. The Bulgarian Textbooks of National History After 1944 and
1989. In: M.-El. Ducreux (ed.), Histoire et nation. Special issue of Histoire de
l’education, N 86, Paris (in French)
Ecrire l’Europe. Divinatio, 2000, N 11 ( in French)
Les sociologues et la sphère publique critique. Actes du colloque international
de AISLF, Ohrid, 2000 (in French)
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The limits of Narratives. In: Daniela Koleva (ed.). Talking History.
International Oral History Conference, Sofia : LIK 2000 (in Engl.)
The Micro-history as a trace. Critique & Humanism, 11/2001
The Personality and the System. Foreword to: Luben Nikolov, Sociology of
Personality, Selected Works. Sofia, Sofi-R ed., 2001
The Uses of Memories. In: Stoyan Atanassov, ed. The thougt that mouve,
Actes of the conference dedicated to Tzvetan Todorov. LIK, 2001 (in Bulgarian)
Les combats pour la sociologie. La sociologie en Bulgarie après 1989 – cinq
récits. In Transitions, Petia Gueorguieva, ed, Vol. XLII, 2001, N 1, Bruxelles (in
French)
La crise des témoignages après 1989, in: Regards anthropologiques, N, 2002,
CREA, Lyon (in French)
The end of the critical sociology of Pierre Bourdieu? Democraticheski
pregled, N 49, 2002
The disappearance of the signified. In: G. Lozanov, O. Spassov (eds.). Dneven
trud, liderat. Sofia, Ed. Trud, 2002
Le négationisme postcommuniste. Actes du colloque de Bruxelles 2002, In:
Emmy Barouh, ed, History and Memory. Bulgaria facing the Holocaust. Open
Society Fund ed. Sofia (in English.)
La dictature des limites, les limites de la dictature. A propos de l’ouvrage de S.
Kott “Le communisme au quotidien”. In: La revue internationale et stratégique, N 50,
été 2003, Paris (in French)
The Battles for the Sociology. After 1989 – five narratives. In: Maya Grekova
and D. Koleva, eds, The Culture: Boundaries and Neighborhoods. A collection in
honour of Prof. Ivan Stefanov, Sofia : The St. Kl Ohridski University Publishing
House, 2004
‘Places of memory’ as seen from the East. In: Ivaylo Znepolski, ed. Around
Pierre Nora. Places of memory and constructing the present. Sofia: DNHO edition,
2004.
National Past and the Theatralised Public Sphere. Sociological Problems, 12/2005
Les éxpertises à la croisée des chemins balkaniques. In: Petites sociétés et
minorités nationales, Ottawa, 2005. Ottawa University Press, J. Boucher, J.Y.
Thériault, eds.
1948. Symbolic euphoria – symbolic terror. LiterNet, online edidion, Sofia
2005
Commentaire sur trois texts. In: Du Vrai au juste. La mémoire, l’histoire et
l’oubli, Sous la dir. de Michèle Baussant, Les Presses de l’Universite Laval, 2006.
The meaning of the past and the limits of the narrative. In: M., Grekova, P.
Kabakchieva (eds.). Beyond the disciplinary (self-)restrictions. A collection in honour
of Prof. E. Mihaylovska (in Bulgarian). Sofia University Publishers, Sofia, 2006.
Sociology as Critique. In : Svetove v soziologiata, P. Bojadjieva, L. Deyanova,
K. Koev, Sv. Koleva (eds.). Sofia : The St. Kl Ohridski University of Sofia Publishing
House, 2006
Max Weber et la sociologie du postcommunisme, trois conférences, Université
Laval, CELAT, projet Relire du point de vue les classiques en sciences sociales, sous
la dir. de Bogumil Jewsiewicki-Koss (2006) (in French)
Des condamnations locales du communisme à la Condamnation internationale
de janvier 2006 (les guerres des élites bulgares pour le monopole de la mémoire du
communisme). In: « Mémoire et expérience: partager en français la diversité du
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monde ». Bucarest, septembre 2006 (online ed, Université Laval, B. Jewsiewicky,
Koss, ed.)
The Pragmatical Turn as Seen from the locals: A ‘New Paradigm’ for Social
Science Knowledge? In: Human and Social Sciences in the Periphery – Sciences or
technological Instruments, in coll., Maja Breznik et al., Ljubliana, Mirovni Institut
2007 (online edition)
Le journal de Georgui Dimitrov, héros du communisme et la mémoire
postcommuniste, In : La Bulgarie et l’Europe, incertitudes et éspoirs, Cahiers lillois
d’économie et de sociologie, numéro hors série, 2007 L’Harmattan, Paris (in French ;
bulg. edition in Sociological Problems, 3 - 4/2003)
Sociology and Reflexivity. In: Reflection: Self-referentiality in Epistemology
and the Social World (Studies written on the occasion of the discussion series
organized by the Center of Advanced Study, Sofia, 2004-2006, under the title ‘The
Concept of Reflection and Reflexive Approaches in the Social Sciences and the
Humanities’). Collected and edited by Blagovest Zlatanov. CAS, Riva: Sofia, 2008
“The New Paradigm” or Citical Social Sciences reframed? In: Casopis za
kritiko znanosti, 2008, vol. 35, N 2, Ljubljana
The field of public opinion between ‘data factories’ and ‘argument factories’.
In: I. Chalakov et al. What did happen in Bulgaria after 1989 (in Bulgarian). IztokZapad, Sofia, 2008.
Les guerres des élites bulgares pour le monopole de la mémoire du
communisme, Bogumil Jewciewicki Koss (ed.), Expérience et mémoire, L’Harmattan
2008, Paris (transl. from french in polish in Doswiadczenie i pamiec, ed. by Instytut
Historii, Poznan 2010, Maria Kujawska and Izabela Scorzynska, eds)
Socialist realism and real socialism (towards the methodology of researching
the socialist era). In: P. Doynov (ed.). Socialist realism: new studies (in Bulgarian).
New Bulgarian Unviersity, 2008.
„Le nouveau paradigme” des Sciences Sociales vu de l’Est, Regards
sociologiques, N 36, 2008 ( p. 69 – 81)
Les images cinématographiques du passé national. Le Congo, le temps
utopique-mythique de la modernité socialiste et problème du comparatisme, in:
Ndaywel è Nziem, I., Mudimbe-Boyi, E. (eds.), Images, mémoirs et saviors. Une
histoire en partage avec Bogumil Koss Jewsiewicki, 2009, préface Pierre Nora , ed.
Karthala, Paris, pp. 281 – 299.
The times and symbolic forms of the national past. In: I. Stefanov, M. Mineva
(eds.) Sociology facing the challenge of differences. A collection dedicated to the 30th
anniversary of the Department of Sociology. Sofia: St Kl. Ohridski University
Publishers, 2009.
‘Dimitrov, Georgi” and “Bulgaria, social mouvements and institutional
control after 1944 and after 1989” In: Ness, Immanuel, ed. The International
Encyclopedia of revolution and Protest: 1500 to the Present. Oxford: Blackwell
Publishing Ltd, 2009, http://www.revolutionprotestencyclopedia.com/public/
The classical heritage in a postdisciplinary and postnational situation.
Introduction, issue editor. Sociological Problems № 1-2, 2009
The imperativity of the past and the problem of heritage (Bourdieu, Latour and
the alternative sociology of G. Tarde). Sociological Problems № 1-2, 2009.
Scientific archives after the scientific front, disciplinary memory and
interdisciplinary history. Critique & Humanism, № 29, 2009.
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The media image of the enemy – from ideology to advertising. In: O. Spasov,
GH. Lozanov (eds.). Media and Power, Sofia: a video book, www.fmd.bg/?=5189,
2009
The continuity of the national pedagogical mythology. In: D. Koleva, K.
Grozev (eds.). The Bulgarian textbooks of history before and after 1944 (in
Bulagrian). Materials of the international conference on ‘Political mythology and
history’, April 2009. The St. Kliment Ohridski University Publishers, Sofia.
The new names of university knowledge – segmentation and self-fulfilling
inequalities. In: Yearbook of the University of Sofia, vol 102, book ‘Sociology’, 2010,
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Les sciences sociales socialistes à l’épreuve de la consommation élargie. Le
double tournant à l’Est. In Nadège Ragaru et Antonela Capelle-Pogacean. Vie
quoitidienne et pouvoir sous le communisme. Consommer à l'Est. Paris: Karthala &
CERI, 2010, p. 51-81.
Les manuels scolaires bulgares au XXe siècle entre deux empires. In: Benoit
Falaize, Charles Heimberg, Olivier Loubes, eds, L’Ecole et la nation, ENS Editions,
2013, pp. 369-378
Caught between Two Empires. History School Textbooks in the Twentieh
Century, In Peter Carrier, ed, School and Nation. Identity Politics and Educational
Media in an Age of Diversity, Peter Lang Edition, Frankfurt am Main, 2013, pp. 91 –
100.
Attractions and Causalities: Max Weber’s Concept of elective affinity In The
Stranger and Everyday Life. A collection dedicated to Kolyo Koev;s 60th birth
anniversary, Eds. D. Deyanov, T. Karamelska, S. Sabeva. H. Todorov, NBU and IKSI
edition, 2013, pp. 86-98.
History Textbooks in Bulgaria between Two Empires, In Act of the
Internationa Conference ‘Comparative analysis of the Decolonization in Bulgaria
and in Korea”, 26.02. 2014, University of Sofia St Kliment Ohridski, Sungkyunkwan
University, Seoul, pp. 67 - 77
Sociologies as Utopia Sociological Problems № 3-4, 2014, pp. 355-365
Geto and Bodies. Social inequalities and the Classes Bodies. In Po stapkite na
Drugia. A collection in Honour of Prof. Maya Grekova (in Bulgarian). Sofia
University Prosveta, Sofia, 2014, pp. 367- 376
Historians, Victims, Codifications. In Balkanistic forum, special issue in
honour of Kristina Popova, (in Bulgarian). N 1, 2015, pp 46-56.
Remembering Revolutions: Public Memory of 1989 – 1989 in Public Memory.
In: Revolutions of 1989: a Handbook. Ed. by Wolfgang Mueller et al. Wien, Verlag
der Osterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften 2015, pp. 491-508
From Memory to Canon: How Historians Remember Communism, In Maria
Todorova, Augista Dimou and Stefan Troebst eds, Rememmbering communism.
Private and Public Recollections of Lived Experience in Southeast Europe, CEU
Press, Budapest – New York, pp. 439 – 458.
The social Sciences in the Archives of State Security, Sociological Problems
Review, 2015, N 1-2, pp. 134-153
The ‘Non-Saved Jews’: Recent Controversies and Political Uses in the
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Autonomy, Scientific Field and The Power as a Rememmberance In The
Knowledge as a Value, Scientific Knowledge as a Vocation. Jubilee Collection in
Honour of prof. Pepka Boyadjieva, pp.245-258
Critique, Expertise, Conspiracy. The Debate on the Networks of the Bulgarian
‘Ttransition” in Non Hegemonic Sociologies: From Contexts to Practicies, Svetla
Koleva, ed Sociological Problems Review, special issue 2015, pp. 211 – 224.
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