Sanitary Enigma - the Bulgarian promotion (May, 2012)
Sanitary Enigma was translated in Bulgarian by the Sofia publishing house Critique and Humanism in 2012.
Here is the TV review of the book on the Bulgarian National TV (the cultural program Bibliotekata), by Snezhana Dimitrova, broadcast 21 April 2012.
And here is the video from the promotion in the Red House Center for Culture and Debate in Sofia, held 15 May 2012. First and the second part.
A visit of Jasna Koteska,
Professor at the University of Skopje, author of the book “SANITARY
ENIGMA”, translated into Bulgarian under the hospices of TRADUKI programme,
published by Critique and Humanism Publishing House, Sofia
Visit duration: 3 days, May 15
– May 17, 2012
1 day:
Jasna Koteska arrived in Sofia and met the publishing team, a number of professors
at Sofia University, two journalists and Mr. Vasko Shutarov, Director of Director of Centre for Culture and Information of Macedonia.
At the
evening, the book presentation took place at “Red House” Centre for Culture and
Debate, the most renowned place in Sofia for cultural events of the sort (http://www.redhouse-sofia.org/Default.aspx)
Here
it is the announcement of the event:
15
May (Tuesday) 2012, 8.00 p.m.
Pesha Nikolova hall
KX - Critique & Humanism Publishing House and the Centre for Culture and Information of the Republic of Macedonia present:
Sanitary Enigma
discussion with the participation of Jasna Koteska about the striving for clean identities in the epoch of sanitarity.
The book Sanitary Enigma by Jasna Koteska, around which the discussion will evolve, challenges notions like „subjectness” and „identity” (on a personal plane, as well as on a group one), and offers intriguing new concepts such as „extended subject” and „agglomerate psyche”. Another provoking thesis also to be discussed is the qualification of the late postmodernity (the present time) as an epoch of sanitarity.
With the participation of Stanimir Panayotov (translator and researcher), Petar Goranov (specialized editor and researcher, Sofia University), Vasko Shutarov (Director of Centre for Culture and Information of Macedonia) and Antoaneta Koleva (publisher of the book).
In Bulgarian and Macedonian (interpretation provided).
Free entrance
Pesha Nikolova hall
KX - Critique & Humanism Publishing House and the Centre for Culture and Information of the Republic of Macedonia present:
Sanitary Enigma
discussion with the participation of Jasna Koteska about the striving for clean identities in the epoch of sanitarity.
The book Sanitary Enigma by Jasna Koteska, around which the discussion will evolve, challenges notions like „subjectness” and „identity” (on a personal plane, as well as on a group one), and offers intriguing new concepts such as „extended subject” and „agglomerate psyche”. Another provoking thesis also to be discussed is the qualification of the late postmodernity (the present time) as an epoch of sanitarity.
With the participation of Stanimir Panayotov (translator and researcher), Petar Goranov (specialized editor and researcher, Sofia University), Vasko Shutarov (Director of Centre for Culture and Information of Macedonia) and Antoaneta Koleva (publisher of the book).
In Bulgarian and Macedonian (interpretation provided).
Free entrance
Jasna Koteska is a very interesting
thinker, a follower of Jacques Lacan and Julia Kristeva, student of Slavoj
Zizek. She is Full Professor at the Faculty of Philology at the University of
Skopje. She works in the fields of cultural studies, theoretical
psychoanalysis, literary theory, and among her books one counts also: Postmodern Literary Studies (2002), Macedonian Women's Writings (2003), Communist
Intimacy (2008).
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More
than 70 persons attended the presentation, and a discussion took place after the
formal speeches. One counted among the audience students, university professors
from four leading universities, representatives of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, diplomats, journalists.
A
video of the event could be found out online,
on the website of the “Red House”, and once again – on the facebook page of the
publisher:
Day 2:
Interview
with Jasna Koteska for the national cultural weekly “Culture”.
Interview
with Jasna Koteska on the BG National Radion (live program).
A
presentation of the book on the national TV preceded the launch (the cultural
show “Bibliotekata” /”Library”/).
Day 3:
Going
to South-Western University, Blagoevgrad.
A
second presentation of the book took place at the so called “Rector’s Hall” of
the University.
The
audience consisted in more than 50 students and a dozen of university
professors. A partner in the discussion was the team of a research project on
microhistory, the event was co-moderated by the publisher, Antoaneta Koleva,
and Snejana Dimitrova, Associated Professor at the South-Western University,
and Nina Nikolova, Associated Professor at the University of Plovdiv.
As a
follow up of the book presentations Koteska is going to be invited for a seminar at one of the
universities in Sofia. Two other professors are including her book in their
courses curricula.
From the publisher's report to Traduki.
From the publisher's report to Traduki.
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