Issue 48, August 2018
Sonya Ilieva, BULGARIA
Prof. DSc, Department od Social Work at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen
Abstract: Through this lecture, students acquire an understanding of how they perceived and interpreted the surrounding world in Primal Society, and how Social Knowledge in China, India, Mesopotomaya, Sumer, Persia, Egypt, the Israeli-Judaic Kingdom, Greece (Greece) Rome by presenting in detail the social ideas of ancient thinkers and social practitioners - Lao Tzu, Confucius, Siddhartha Gautama - Buddha, Heraclitus, Demokritus, Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Caesar, etc. Social ideas of the Middle Ages are presented through the ideas of Aurelius Augustine Blesseni, Thomas Aquinas and Ibn-Haldun. The rationalism of the New Vee - the emerging capitalism - led to the formation of a specific type of social ideas reflected in the works of Nichola Machiavelli, Thomas Hobs, Gianbatista Vico, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Charles Montesquieu, Adam Smith, Immanuel Kant, Georg Hegel. The period of prothosiology is the foundation on which sociology develops as a science.
Sonya Ilieva, BULGARIA
Prof. DSc, Department od Social Work at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen
DISCIPLINARY STRUCTURE OF THE SOCIOLOGY
Abstract: Disciplinary picture of contemporary sociology. Legitimacy of sociological disciplinary structures. Determination of the disciplinary structure of sociology from different social spheres. Object and subject matter: Sociology of Science, Sociology of Knowledge, Sociology of Religions, Sociology of Economics, Sociology of War and Peace Sociology of Politics, Sociology of Mass Communications, C etc. Presentation of the theoretical concepts of sociologists working in the different sociological disciplines.
Lilyana Karakasheva, BULGARIA
Assoc. Prof. PhD, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics, “Bishop Konstantin Preslavski’’ University of Shumen
Detelina Borislavova, BULGARIA
ACTIVATING COGNITIVE ACTIVITY IN THE PROCESS OF MATH EDUCATION IN SECONDARY SCHOOL
Abstract: This article defends the thesis that self-employment is a form of activating cognitive activity in the learning process. It promotes understanding, understanding and understanding of learning information, enhancing the sustainability of knowledge and skills. Self-help increases the possibilities of applying the knowledge gained in different learning and life situations, shaping students' active, conscious attitudes towards learning, organizing and discipline in terms of learning activity. Self-employment plays an important role in assessing process and learning outcomes, self-assessment in learners, control and self-control. It provides differentiation and individualization in education, which is one of the most important tasks in modern school education.
Tatjana Boshkov, MACEDONIA
PhD is University Professor at Goce Delcev University, Stip.
Lulzim Fejzullai, MACEDONIA
PhD, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food (FASF) and Director of Public Enterprise for Management of pastures, Skopje
Elona Fejzullai, MACEDONIA
MSc. Candidate on Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food (FASF) in Skopje
Nikola V.Dimitrov, MACEDONIA
PhD,Dean on Faculty of Tourism and Business Logistics,Stip
ASSUMPTIONS OF LINKING INNOVATION AND BRANDING THE HIGH-PROFILE PROJECT IN TOURISM SECTOR
Abstract: Tourism is a factor for development. In this way, evidence confirmed that tourism can be a major player in the transformation of the economy and the promotion of sustainable development. Tourism prospects are closely tied to general economic prospect. The contact with the modern creation helps in the understanding and profound knowledge of habits, tendencies, ways of thinking of the indigenous, contributes in the spiritual uplift and in the conscience that the world is not limited to our only personal area of activity. Also it could be discussed how to develop tourism plans. It is important to formulate a plan and techniques how to use it, how to incorporate it, the importance of this plan and the influence of area characteristics on planning.
In this way, the most of the discussion of innovation focuses on new products and technologies, but innovation is based on challenging existing assumptions and ways of thinking. One option to develop new ways of thinking and innovation in tourism is to argue that there is no such thing as sustainable tourism. Tourism may contribute to the sustainable development of some regions under some circumstances, then a number of new approaches to tourism development emerge. So, stronger links may emerge between tourism and other economic activities and development options. The existence of additional criteria could be used to evaluate different potential tourism developments and makes suggestions about the development of sustainability performance indicators.
So primarly, it is essential to highlights the importance of better knowledge management systems to support innovation in tourism.
Milena Georgieva, BULGARIA
Historian of Regional History Museum Shumen, department „History of the Bulgarian people XV – XIX century” Phd student in „History of Pedagogy and Bulgarian Education” at the University of Shumen „Bishop Konstantin Preslavski”
FOR THE EDUCATION OF BULGARIANS IN THE KIEV SPIRITUAL ACADEMY IN THE PERIOD 1861-1865
Abstract: The majority of the Bulgarian intellectual and political elite in Revival and Post-Liberation Bulgaria are Russian alumni. Among the alumni of the Kievan Spiritual Academy are many rebellious teachers and reformers of the Bulgarian school.
Tatjana Boshkov, MACEDONIA
PhD is University Professor at Goce Delcev University, Stip.
Lulzim Fejzullai, MACEDONIA
PhD, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food (FASF) and Director of Public Enterprise for Management of pastures, Skopje
Elona Fejzullai, MACEDONIA
MSc. Candidate on Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Food (FASF) in Skopje
FACTORS DETERMINING THE INTERNATIONAL TOURISM BUSINESS: AN ECONOMIC APPROACH
Abstract: New forms of tourism bring with them new environmental challenges and more demanding standards for sustainable development. With ongoing expansion the tourism sector can expect to face increasingly stringent conditions on growth and development and be called upon to justify its claims on environmental resources with a firm commitment to their sustainable management.
The growth of tourism refers to the gradual evolution of tourism which is an important factor for the productivity of a country’s economy. When is measured the economic impact of tourism, it should be underline the essential causality among real gross domestic product, real effective exchange rate and international tourism. In addition, the study covers estimation which measured the effect of tourism on economic development in Macedonia and Greece.
Kamen Petrov, BULGARIA
Associate professor, Ph. D
FEATURES AND ASPECTS OF THE PROBLEM AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT REGIONAL ECONOMY OF BULGARIA
Abstract: The object of the study of regional development planning. In this territory has formed smaller administrative units of different ranks, study their structure and behavior as a prerequisite to understand the core of their vital activity designed mainly through their development and regional development. In our country these distinct areas are subject to our research and ensuing problems with their administrative spatial planning and overall implementation of policies for regional development. In order development has put the settlement structure that forms the basis of the existence and interaction of society and thus offers geo-demographic characteristics of the territory.
Handan İnci, TURKEY
Prof. Dr., Department of Turkish Language and Literature at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul
TWENTY REASONS TO (RE) READ KARA KİTAP BY ORHAN PAMUK
Abstract: In the article, a scientific literary view is presented in regards to Orhan Pamuk’s novel Kara Kitap, which has an important role in both Turkish and European postmodern novel histories. While in tone and archetechtonics, it is in line with literary scientific essay specifications, the article reflects the developmental stages of narrative in Turkish and Western literature using intra-text parallelism with Tanpanar, Eco Borhes, Kalvino. When it is considered that reading and re-reading is in itself a process of interpretation, it is no suprise that an anthology consisting of literary and sociological readings of Kara Kitap, which has been the subject of countless discussions and commentary, has been published.
Evdokia Borisova, BULGARIA
Abstract: In a discussion of the concept of visionary the paper dwells on different aspects of its narrative interpretation, such as a visionary narrator, a visionist narrator, an artist-narrator. On the basis of fiction narratives, theoretical essays and speculations, interpretations and interviews with Orhan Pamuk, the article looks for interfaces between painting, graphics, photography, comics and the novel. What is looked for is the technological foundation of the narrative visualisation in the novel. On the basis of Lessing's ideas of the boundaries between paining and poetry, and theories, such as those of Italo Calvino, Jose Ortega y Gasset, Umberto Eco and Jonathan Culler, the article finds justification for Pamuk's idea of the imminent encounter between the naive and the sentimental writer in post-modern narrative fiction, a discussion which is taken further to a reflection on the present and the future development of the novel genre.
Petya Marcheva-Yoshovska, BULGARIA
Senior Assistant, PhD, St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Pedagogical faculty, Department of Pedagogy
DETERMINANTS OF BURNOUT IN THE TEACHERS’ PROFESSION
Abstract: The report provides a brief overview of the psychological and pedagogical literature on the problem of Burnout-syndrome in teachers and the definitions of the term. The results of a study of “professional burnout" among general teachers and resource teachers / special pedagogues working with children / pupils with special educational needs using the methodology of Russian researcher V. Boyko are presented.
The main objective is to diagnose and evaluate Burnout syndrome in the above-mentioned occupational groups in its three scales - strain, resistance and exhaustion, as well as identifying leading symptoms for each of the three phases.
The summarized results of the study found statistical significance of the manifestations of the components of Burnout syndrome in working with children / pupils with special educational needs. The established dependencies allow for an adequate recognition of the first stages of occupational burnout, which is a crucial factor for seeking specialized help and identifying prevention measures.
Darina Vasileva, BULGARIA
Professor Ph.D., Head of Department for Information, Qualification and Continuing Education – Varna at „Konstantin Preslavsky“ – University of Shumen
PSYCHIC OF THE HUMAN AS AN OPEN AND MULTILATERAL STRUCTURE.
LITERARY AND MUSICAL ASPECTS
Abstract: What is the approach to the inner world of human reflected in the art? An open and multi-constituted structure, or a closed, equal to itself unbroken inseparable monad? How does this approach affect the construction of the artistic images and what is its specificity in the field of music? The author searches for possible answers in this text.
Veselina Ilieva, BULGARIA
Lecturer, PhD at Department of Social Pedagogy at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen
Veselina Ilieva, BULGARIA
Lecturer, PhD at Department of Social Pedagogy at Konstantin Preslavsky – University of Shumen
THE PROTECTION OF INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP IDENTITIES AS HUMAN RIGHTS
Rosen Iliev, BULGARIA
South-West University „Neofit Rilski“– Blagoevgrad, Faculty of Mathematics & Natural Sciences, Department of Geography, Ecology and Environment Protection, 2700 Blagoevgrad
Nikolay Yordanov, BULGARIA
22 Center for Natural and Social Researches, 2700 Blagoevgrad
SEISMIC PROFILE WITHIN THE PIRIN MOUNTAIN (SOUTHWEST BULGARIA)
Abstract: Pirin Mountain (N 41.46; E 23.24) is the second highest morphounit in Bulgaria and the third highest one within the Balkan Peninsula. The tectonics position in the eastern part of the Balkans determines the peculiarities of seismic activity. The article focuses on the seismic picture within the study area for the statistical period 1965-2018 using the free earthquake catalogue of USGS Seismic Hazard Program. For this purpose, in order to better reflect the results of the survey, different contemporary new GIS based maps were prepared. This is one of the main merits of the proposed study.
Irina Danailova, BULGARIA
PhD, Assistant professor in University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria, Department of Human Resources and Social Protection
Ralitza Pandurska, BULGARIA
PhD, Assistant professor in University of National and World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria, Department of Human Resources and Social Protection
VALIDATION OF KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, COMPETENCES AND EXPERIENCE - FEATURES AND CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES
Abstract: In the global world it is very essential for the people to have an opportunity to use new and alternative forms of education along with traditional education and vocational training. The level of these competencies could be ascertained and evaluated through the validation process that takes its important place in the modern social and education systems. This could contribute to a more effective building of the European social rights pillar.
This article is dedicated to the specific characteristics, problems and challenges of the validation process of knowledge, skills, competencies and experience. The empasis is placed on the employee’s needs of validation of competencies acquired in informal, non-formal and self education. Тhe objectives and tasks for validation are described and the steps taken by the validation of low-skilled workers are presented. In the end of the article is made a number of conclusions about the validation process and some important challenges and guidelines for development of validation are outlined.
Yuriy Prodanov, BULGARIA
Assoc. Prof., PhD, Head of the Department of Journalism and Mass Communications, Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen
Abstract: The article focuses on the mechanisms by which fake news becomes part of the general erosion of public opinion, understood as a temporarily sustainable collective notion associated not only with axiology, but also with practical actions following axiology. It is suggested that the new media environment, in which anonymity dominates, returns the status of texts to a situation that reminds of a time when folklore (understood at the popular level as an authorless folk spoken work) dominates the author's literary text. The results of this can be searched in many directions. One of them is that the classical notion of public opinion formulated by Walter Lippmann in the distant 1922 and associated with the idea that journalism builds a lasting and generally valid public opinion, influencing the peculiarities of society and the social hierarchy formed in it, is not valid. New media no longer form public opinion, but a public suspicion .
Pavlina Lazarova, BULGARIA
Associate Professor, PhD in Department of "Social Work" at "Konstantin Preslavsky" - University of Shumen
STUDY OF INTRINSIC AND EXTRINSIC ACADEMIC MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS
Abstract: The article presents the results of a study of the intrinsic and extrinsic motivation of a group of students (men and women) of Shumen University "Ep. К. Preslavski". The research shows significant dependencies in the degree of manifestation of characteristics of motivation in students of both genders.