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The Japanese religion

The Japanese religion

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Product Code:
146-01
ISBN
978-619-152-425-9
SKU
30.0016
Year
19-05-2014
Pages
192
Size
165/235 мм
Weight
0.65 kg
Cover Type
Hardcover
Genre
Buddhism, Japan, Way of Life & Spirituality, History of the Eastern World, Culturology

Bratislav Ivanov

Bratislav Ivanov

Bratislav Ivanov (b. 1945) is the most prominent Bulgarian Japanologist, linguist, and translator, whose contribution is fundamental to the academic development and popularization of the Japanese language and culture in Bulgaria. He graduated in Japanese Language and Literature from Moscow State University (1976) and specialized at the Japanese Language Institute of the Japan Foundation. As the fi…

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Bratislav Ivanov is a Bulgarian author of works in the areas of linguistics and culture of Japan and a translator from Japanese language. He graduates in Japanese Language and Literature from the Moscow State University. He take his specialization at the Japanese Language Institute. He is the author of many Japanese language articles and books, as well as a series of translations of classical Japanese poetry. He is the first classical Japanese language professor at Sofia University "Saint Kliment Ohridski". Bratislav Ivanov teaches Theoretical Grammar of Japanese Language and Classical Japanese Language at Sofia University and Veliko Tarnovo University St. St. Cyril and Methodius. At present, he is the director of the Bulgarian-Japanese Educational and Cultural Center at the 18th School "William Gladstone" in Sofia.

In 2009, Bratislav Ivanov was awarded the oldest Japanese Order - the Order of the Rising Sun - for contributions to the Japanese language studies and his teaching in Bulgaria.

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