W strefie ontologicznego półcienia

IF 0.1 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Slavia Meridionalis Pub Date : 2020-12-31 DOI:10.11649/SM.2461

E. Drzewiecka

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Abstract

In the Zone of Ontological PenumbraThis article is a review of the study entitled Praktyki lecznicze w prawosławnych monasterach w Bułgarii. Perspektywa antropologii (post)sekularnej [Healing Practices in Orthodox Monasteries in Bulgaria: A (Post)secular Perspective], authored by Magdalena Lubańska (Warszawa: WUW, 2019, 362 pp.). W strefie ontologicznego półcieniaRecenzja monografii naukowej Praktyki lecznicze w prawosławnych monasterach w Bułgarii. Perspektywa antropologii (post)sekularnej autorstwa Magdaleny Lubańskiej (Warszawa: WUW, 2019, 362 ss.).

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在本体论半影区本文回顾了题为“保加利亚东正教修道院的治疗实践”的研究。[保加利亚东正教修道院的治疗实践：（后）世俗视角]，作者Magdalena Lubańska（华沙：WUW，2019，362页）。在保加利亚东正教修道院科学专著的本体论半阴影评论中。Magdalena Lubańska的《（后）世俗人类学视角》（华沙：WUW，2019，362 ss）。

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Slavia Meridionalis HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-

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期刊介绍： “Slavia Meridionalis” is an interdisciplinary journal publishing papers on literature, culture, history, ethnology and languages of southern Slavic countries, as well as their dynamic interactions with other regions. Each issue contains articles concerning a specific, pre-defined topic, which enables scholars of various disciplines (historians, literature and culture experts, linguists, sociologists, and anthropologists) to present in-depth analyses of their research questions. Our journal publishes papers written by distinguished Polish and foreign scholars, as well as young researchers – papers are published as long as they are of high scientific value. “Slavia Meridionalis” invites articles written in English, German, French, Spanish and Russian, but also in all Slavic languages, which ensures that papers reach various academic circles. Every paper in “Slavia Meridionalis” includes an abstract in Polish and English, as well as keywords. Apart from papers, our journal contains two other sections: reviews of important books in Slavic studies, and biographical notes on authors important for the field. We ensure the highest quality of our papers through a three-stage reviewing process: first, an article is reviewed by the members of the Editorial Board; subsequently, it must pass blind peer review; finally, it must be accepted by the evaluator responsible for a given issue.