Bones of contention : the living archive of Vasil Levski and the making of Bulgaria's national hero / / Maria Todorova.
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Year of Publication: | 2009 |
Language: | English |
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Physical Description: | xxi, 600 p., [16] p. of plates :; ill. |
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Table of Contents:
- Bones of contention or professionals, dilettantes, and who owns history
- A "social drama" at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
- From breach to crisis
- No redress, or where are Levski's bones?
- A socialist public sphere?
- "Professionals" and "dilettantes"
- Recognizing the schism or what is worse : bad professionals or good nationalists?
- The apostle of freedom or what makes a hero?
- What is a hero and are heroes born?
- The "making" of Vasil Levski
- A banner for all causes : appropriating the hero
- Contesting the hero
- The literary and visual hypostases of the hero
- From hero for all to dissident and back
- The national hero as secular saint : the canonization of Levski
- The split or how a bicephalous organism functions
- The canonization and its implications
- Levski and the Bulgarian Church : memory and narration
- The orchestration of a grass-roots cultus
- Commemoration, ritual and the sacred
- Heroes and saints : the dialectics of reincarnation.