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Slavia Meridionalis

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TypeJOURNAL
PublisherPolish Academy of Sciences, Institute of Slavic Studies (PL)
ISSN1233-6173 / 2392-2400
Scopus21100837990
OpenAlexS4210173600
MAG4210173600
Websitehttps://ispan.waw.pl/journals/index.php/sm/index
Total publications10
Coverage period2014 - 2026
CountryPL
LanguageEN
AccessOpen Access • Diamond OA
IndexingDOAJ indexed • Scopus indexed
Impact factor0.167
SJR0.121 (Q2)
SNIP0.64
CiteScore0.2
Female authorship share74.1%

Slavia Meridionalis is an area studies journal focusing on Southern Slavic cultures. While its specific content can vary, area studies with cultural or social content are considered cognate to social anthropology

Literature and Literary Theory · Cultural Studies · History · Linguistics and Language · Anthropology · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies · Balkan and Eastern European Studies · Balkans: History, Politics, Society · Byzantine Studies and History · Central European Literary Studies

  • Some Distinctive Features of the Slavonic Recensions of the Martyrdom of Daniel and the Three Youths

    Open Access•Alexey B Somov•ARTICLE•2026

    Some Distinctive Features of the Slavonic Recensions of the Martyrdom of Daniel and the Three Youths V. M. Istrin published two Greek (1903) and two Old Slavonic (1893) recensions of the Christian legend about the Martyrdom of Daniel and the Three Youths. I. Franko published some other recensions of this legend found in Ukraine (1896). All these texts utilize both biblical material and some parabiblical traditions. This article examines a few of …

  • Eighteenth-Century Popular Ruthenian Religious Songs in the Context of the “Folk Bible”

    Open Access•Barbara Dzierżanowska•ARTICLE•2026

    Eighteenth-Century Popular Ruthenian Religious Songs in the Context of the “Folk Bible” Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Ruthenian religious songs played a significant role in popular piety, primarily addressing the spiritual needs of Orthodox communities through accessible language and familiar musical forms. Composed or adapted by monks, they merged popular culture with sacred narratives, forming part of the “folk Bible” – an oral tradition …

  • The Places of Composition of the Gospels according to the Subscriptions in Church Slavonic Tetraevangelia

    Open Access•Jerzy Ostapczuk•ARTICLE•2026

    The Places of Composition of the Gospels according to the Subscriptions in Church Slavonic Tetraevangelia This paper is dedicated to the examination of the so-called geographical modifier present in the subscriptions to the Gospels in handwritten and early printed Tetraevangelia. The four Gospels sometimes have additional information at the end regarding where they were written, i.e., Jerusalem, Rome or Patmos. This paper analyses the presence an…

  • From Folklore to Intangible Cultural Heritage

    Open Access•Kaciaryna Bychak•ARTICLE•2024

    From Folklore to Intangible Cultural Heritage This article is a review of the study entitled Ritualising Cultural Heritage and Re-enchanting Rituals in Europe, authored by Alessandro Testa (Durham: Carolina Academic Press, 2023, pp. 253). Od folkloru do niematerialnego dziedzictwa kulturowego Recenzja monografii naukowej Ritualising Cultural Heritage and Re-enchanting Rituals in Europe, autorstwa Alessandra Testy (Durham: Carolina Academic Press,…

  • The Dead Female Body and Necropolitics. The Topos of a Walled-up Woman in Bulgarian Modernist Plays

    Open Access•Grażyna Szwat-Gyłybowa•ARTICLE•2022•References: 2

    The Dead Female Body and Necropolitics. The Topos of a Walled-up Woman in Bulgarian Modernist PlaysIn Bulgarian folk tradition, the topos of a woman entombed in a wall is a remnant of a dead myth that is still commemorated in the canon of that culture. In the 19th and 20th centuries, it became the subject of creative recycling in literature and visual arts. The article presents the results of my research on the topos of a walled-up woman in four …

  • "The Lexicon of Migrating Ideas in the Slavic Balkans" and the Risk of Knowledge

    Open Access•Ewelina Drzewiecka•ARTICLE•2022•References: 1

    The Lexicon of Migrating Ideas in the Slavic Balkans and the Risk of Knowledge: Some Considerations Regarding Two Promotional Events for This Book The text is an account of two events that promoted the extensive (ten-volume) monograph by Polish Slavic studies scholars (with contributions from scholars from a number of foreign research centres): Leksykon idei wędrownych na słowiańskich Bałkanach (XVIII - XXI w.) [The Lexicon of Migrating Ideas in …

  • La diffusione delle opere antilatine di Nilo Cabasilas in manoscritti russi nel XVII secolo

    Open Access•Marco Scarpa•ARTICLE•2017

    The Spread of Neilos Kabasilas’s Anti-Latin Treaties in Russian Manuscripts in the 17th Century In the 17th century, Neilos Kabasilas’s anti-Latin works, along with Gregory Palamas’s Contro Becco, were considerably widespread in Russia. The first copy was made for Arseniĭ Sukhanov in the 1630s, another copy – supplemented with several polemical texts – was then prepared for the Patriarchal Library. Four manuscripts are associated with the activit…

  • Składniowy model synchronicznego opisu słowotwórstwa – podstawy i zastosowanie

    Open Access•Viara Maldjieva•ARTICLE•2015

    A syntactical model of synchronic word formation description – basics and appliedThis article attempts to briefly present the basic postulates, their implications and the resulting opportunities for an approach to word formation, which is defined here as syntactic. It has been already tested in a confrontative description of Polish and Bulgarian word formation (Cf. V. Maldjieva, Słowotwórstwo. Gramatyka konfrontatywna bułgarsko­ polska, Vol. IX, …

  • Wbudowane pozycje argumentowe a intensjonalna zupełność propozycji

    Open Access•Jakub Banasiak•ARTICLE•2015

    Built in argument positions and the propositions intensional completenessThe paper discusses issues concerning the potential influence of built in argument positions on the propositions intensional completeness. According to the chosen scientific approach the distribution of determiners is a reflex of the propositions completeness, there seem to exist however such structures in which one of the argument positions is blocked due to being built int…

  • The end of the age of revisionism - 1945 in the journal „Carkoven vestnik” [Koniec epoki rewizjonizmu - rok 1945 w publikacjach gazety „Църковен вестник]

    Open Access•Anna Rusewa•ARTICLE•2014

    The end of the age of revisionism – 1945 in the journal Carkoven vestnik The main purpose of this article is to show a Bulgarian political and cultural memorial space from the perspective of the Orthodox Church, which is emblematic for the Second World War. In my work I analyse publications which appeared in the journal Carkoven vestnik between 1940 and 1944 concerning the religious, historical, political and social issues of the time. It is not …

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  • The end of the age of revisionism - 1945 in the journal „Carkoven vestnik” [Koniec epoki rewizjonizmu - rok 1945 w publikacjach gazety „Църковен вестник]

    Open Access•Anna Rusewa•ARTICLE•2014

    The end of the age of revisionism – 1945 in the journal Carkoven vestnik The main purpose of this article is to show a Bulgarian political and cultural memorial space from the perspective of the Orthodox Church, which is emblematic for the Second World War. In my work I analyse publications which appeared in the journal Carkoven vestnik between 1940 and 1944 concerning the religious, historical, political and social issues of the time. It is not …

  • Składniowy model synchronicznego opisu słowotwórstwa – podstawy i zastosowanie

    Open Access•Viara Maldjieva•ARTICLE•2015

    A syntactical model of synchronic word formation description – basics and appliedThis article attempts to briefly present the basic postulates, their implications and the resulting opportunities for an approach to word formation, which is defined here as syntactic. It has been already tested in a confrontative description of Polish and Bulgarian word formation (Cf. V. Maldjieva, Słowotwórstwo. Gramatyka konfrontatywna bułgarsko­ polska, Vol. IX, …

  • Wbudowane pozycje argumentowe a intensjonalna zupełność propozycji

    Open Access•Jakub Banasiak•ARTICLE•2015

    Built in argument positions and the propositions intensional completenessThe paper discusses issues concerning the potential influence of built in argument positions on the propositions intensional completeness. According to the chosen scientific approach the distribution of determiners is a reflex of the propositions completeness, there seem to exist however such structures in which one of the argument positions is blocked due to being built int…

  • La diffusione delle opere antilatine di Nilo Cabasilas in manoscritti russi nel XVII secolo

    Open Access•Marco Scarpa•ARTICLE•2017

    The Spread of Neilos Kabasilas’s Anti-Latin Treaties in Russian Manuscripts in the 17th Century In the 17th century, Neilos Kabasilas’s anti-Latin works, along with Gregory Palamas’s Contro Becco, were considerably widespread in Russia. The first copy was made for Arseniĭ Sukhanov in the 1630s, another copy – supplemented with several polemical texts – was then prepared for the Patriarchal Library. Four manuscripts are associated with the activit…

  • The Dead Female Body and Necropolitics. The Topos of a Walled-up Woman in Bulgarian Modernist Plays

    Open Access•Grażyna Szwat-Gyłybowa•ARTICLE•2022•References: 2

    The Dead Female Body and Necropolitics. The Topos of a Walled-up Woman in Bulgarian Modernist PlaysIn Bulgarian folk tradition, the topos of a woman entombed in a wall is a remnant of a dead myth that is still commemorated in the canon of that culture. In the 19th and 20th centuries, it became the subject of creative recycling in literature and visual arts. The article presents the results of my research on the topos of a walled-up woman in four …

  • "The Lexicon of Migrating Ideas in the Slavic Balkans" and the Risk of Knowledge

    Open Access•Ewelina Drzewiecka•ARTICLE•2022•References: 1

    The Lexicon of Migrating Ideas in the Slavic Balkans and the Risk of Knowledge: Some Considerations Regarding Two Promotional Events for This Book The text is an account of two events that promoted the extensive (ten-volume) monograph by Polish Slavic studies scholars (with contributions from scholars from a number of foreign research centres): Leksykon idei wędrownych na słowiańskich Bałkanach (XVIII - XXI w.) [The Lexicon of Migrating Ideas in …

  • From Folklore to Intangible Cultural Heritage

    Open Access•Kaciaryna Bychak•ARTICLE•2024

    From Folklore to Intangible Cultural Heritage This article is a review of the study entitled Ritualising Cultural Heritage and Re-enchanting Rituals in Europe, authored by Alessandro Testa (Durham: Carolina Academic Press, 2023, pp. 253). Od folkloru do niematerialnego dziedzictwa kulturowego Recenzja monografii naukowej Ritualising Cultural Heritage and Re-enchanting Rituals in Europe, autorstwa Alessandra Testy (Durham: Carolina Academic Press,…

  • Some Distinctive Features of the Slavonic Recensions of the Martyrdom of Daniel and the Three Youths

    Open Access•Alexey B Somov•ARTICLE•2026

    Some Distinctive Features of the Slavonic Recensions of the Martyrdom of Daniel and the Three Youths V. M. Istrin published two Greek (1903) and two Old Slavonic (1893) recensions of the Christian legend about the Martyrdom of Daniel and the Three Youths. I. Franko published some other recensions of this legend found in Ukraine (1896). All these texts utilize both biblical material and some parabiblical traditions. This article examines a few of …

  • Eighteenth-Century Popular Ruthenian Religious Songs in the Context of the “Folk Bible”

    Open Access•Barbara Dzierżanowska•ARTICLE•2026

    Eighteenth-Century Popular Ruthenian Religious Songs in the Context of the “Folk Bible” Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Ruthenian religious songs played a significant role in popular piety, primarily addressing the spiritual needs of Orthodox communities through accessible language and familiar musical forms. Composed or adapted by monks, they merged popular culture with sacred narratives, forming part of the “folk Bible” – an oral tradition …

  • The Places of Composition of the Gospels according to the Subscriptions in Church Slavonic Tetraevangelia

    Open Access•Jerzy Ostapczuk•ARTICLE•2026

    The Places of Composition of the Gospels according to the Subscriptions in Church Slavonic Tetraevangelia This paper is dedicated to the examination of the so-called geographical modifier present in the subscriptions to the Gospels in handwritten and early printed Tetraevangelia. The four Gospels sometimes have additional information at the end regarding where they were written, i.e., Jerusalem, Rome or Patmos. This paper analyses the presence an…

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