H.C. Andersen centret

Mihaylova, Nadezhda(red.), Datskata Literatura v B_lgarija – Edin Vek O_arovanie / Danish Literature in Bulgaria – One Century of Enchantment. Proceedings from the Bulgarian-Danish Conference Held at "St. Kliment Ohridski"University of Sofia (October 18 ^th -20 ^th 2000) . University of Sofia, Sofia 2002. 270 pp. – Heri bl.a.: "Hans Christian Andersen", pp. 25-111: Johan de Mylius, "The Unknown Hans Christian Andersen – Storyteller and Poet, also for Adults", pp. 27-36; *Gueorgui Konstantinov, "On Hans Christian Andersen", pp. 37-40; *Bogomil Nonev, "Svetoslav Minkov. The Translator of Hans Christian Andersen in Bulgaria. A Portrait", pp. 41-49; *Elena Furnadzieva, "Translations and Editions of H. C. Andersen in Bulgaria", pp. 50-53; *Margaritha Terzieva, "The Fairy-Tale Master Andersen and Bulgarian Culture", pp. 54-66; *Ljuben Zidarov, "My Work on the Illustrations to H. C. Andersen's Fairy-Tales", pp. 67-71; *Krassimir Delchev, "Autobiographical, Realistic and Symbolic Elements in the Fairy-Tale 'The Shadow'by H. C. Andersen", pp. 72-81; *Lydia Denkova, "Hans Christian Andersen – a Philosophy of the Fragile", pp. 82-88; *Erika Lazarova, "The Goodness We All Need or Hans Christian Andersen and the Cynicism of the 20 ^th Century", pp. 89-96; *Albena Hranova, "Andersen and Oscar Wilde. Two Dances", pp. 97-101; *Evgenia Kamova, "My Work on the Translation of the Biographical Book about H. C. Andersen by Elias Bredsdorff", pp. 102-05; *Nadezhda Petkova, "Editor's Suffering", pp. 106-08. (* betyder: på bulgarsk.)