Последният брой на международното академично списание DIVINATIO, издавано от Катедра “История и теория на културата” към Софийски университет в сътрудничество с Дом на науките за човека и обществото (София) и Институт за изследване на близкото минало, представя всички доклади, изнесени на Международната конференция “Тоталитаризмите на XX век в сравнителна перспектива“, 28 – 29 ноември, 2009 в София.
Този брой на списанието стана възможен благодарение на финансовата помощ на:
- Stiftung Bulgarische Hochschulfoerderung (Frankfurt – Sofia)
- Maison des Sciences de l’Homme (Paris) and
- CEE Trust Bulgaria
CONTENTS
DOSSIER: 20TH CENTURY TOTALITARIANISMS IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
Editorial: The Totalitarian Legacy of the 20th Century and its Reception Today
I. Totalitarian Regimes and Totalitarian Theory
- Claude Lefort: La voie de mes réfl exions sur le totalitarisme
- Bernard Bruneteau: Towards the Origins of Totalitarian Theory: The Anticipations of the Thirties
- Stéphane Courtois: Communism, the Opening of the Archives and the Concept of Totalitarianism
- Nikos Marantzidis: A Stillborn Totalitarianism: Building a Communist State in Greece, 1943-1945
- Mark Kramer: Stalin, Soviet Policy, and the Consolidation of a Communist Bloc in Eastern Europe, 1944-1953
II. The Totalitarian Regimes in Eastern Europe after Stalin’s Death
- Ivaylo Znepolski The Political Nature of “Real Socialism”
- Ádám Takács: Totalitarianism as an Atmosphere. Morality and Mentality in Hungary under the Kádár Regime
- Stanislav Balík and Jan Holzer: The Concept of Totalitarianism – Czech Refl ections and Inspirations
- Victor Neumann: The Concept of Totalitarianism in the Romanian Social-Political Languages
- Dariusz Stola: The Communist Regime as a Process: ‘People’s Poland’: from Imitation to De-Totalitarization
- Ulf Brunnbauer: “Everybody Believes the State Should Do Everything for Them”. An Essay on State-Society Relations in Communist Bulgaria
III. Totalitarianism – Past, Present and Future
- Pierre Hassner: Is Totalitarianism Dead?
- Antonio Elorza: Totalitarianism and Totalism
DEBATES
How can we write the History of the People’s Republic of Bulgaria?
- Ivaylo Znepolski: About the Book
- Blagovest Niagulov: How to Write a History of the Recent Past: Refl ections on a Contemporary Historiography Debate
- Boyko Penchev A History of Totalitarian Power and Care
BOOK REVIEWS
- Michail Gruev: Socialist Bulgaria Seen through the Refl ections of Memory
- Ivaylo Znepolski: The East-Orthodox Church and the Communist Regime in Bulgaria
- Ivaylo Znepolski: Merab Mamardashvili or about the Borders of Intellectual Dissidence during the Soviet Era
