The text is written in Bulgarian by Ralitza Grozdeva, MA student, New Bulgarian University in the frames of the project “Civic Practice for Students and Teachers “Post 2011 protests”” funded by the NGO Programme in Bulgaria under theEuropean Economic Area Financial Mechanism 2009-2014 (www.ngogrants.bg)
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Critique & Humanism, vol. 44, 1-2/2015 Theme of the issue: Critique of Ourselves? Foucault – current uses Issue editors: Momchil Hristov and Lea Vajsova Deadline for contributions: October 30th, 2015 The aim of this issue of Critique and Humanism is to invite the contributors to share their own uses of different tools from the…
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The text is written in Bulgarian by Ivan Dragoev, MA student, Sofia University in the frames of the project “Civic Practice for Students and Teachers “Post 2011 protests”” funded by the NGO Programme in Bulgaria under the European Economic Area Financial Mechanism 2009-2014 (www.ngogrants.bg)
