Grażyna Szwat-Gylybowa

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Grażyna Szwat-Gylybowa (born 1956) - professor, professor at the Polish Academy of Sciences, professor at the Polish Academy of Sciences, literary scholar, 2007-2011 director of the Institute of Slavic Studies; a member of the Scientific Council of the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Faculty of Polish Studies at the University of Warsaw; editor-in-chief of the journal "Slavia Meridionalis", member of the Editorial Board of the "Philological Works"; The Balkan Commission on the Slavic Committee of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Polish Committee on Cultural and Historical Studies at the AIESEE, the International Council for Humanities and National Identity at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, the Program Council of the Slavic Foundation; awarded by the President of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences for the Diploma of Recognition of Merit for Bulgarian Studies. Specialization

The main area of ​​research is cultural issues in the Balkans: issues of polytechnology and multiculturalism, Bulgarian national myths and cultural symbols, history of religious movements and research on the spiritual traditions of the elites. Publications

Published several dozen scientific and popular science publications, including:

She is a member of editorial boards of the magazine "Slavia Meridionalis" and the series "Literature on the Borderlands" and "Culture on the Borderlands". She also made several translations of Bulgarian literature of beauty and science. Bibliography

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