The 33 women’s stories presented in this volume reveal long-standing symbolic power structures of both “public” and “private” patriarchy and suggest the ways of their reproduction.

Special attention is paid to gender inequalities in popular culture as well as homophobic language and practices in today’s tabloid culture.

A contemporary interdisciplinary exploration of the Old Testament, which combines knowledge from gender studies, anthropology, history of religion, biblical studies and literary studies.

The article focuses on media representations of gender minority groups in Bulgaria.

A collection of 18 texts about the intersection of gender with political and ideological regimes, patriarchal order, symbolic law in Bulgarian culture.

The book is written by 18 authors and consists of 25 articles on the women’s literature in Bulgaria from the mid-19th century to the Second World War.

This is the first thorough in-depth research on women’s activities within the process of construction of the modern Bulgarian nation.

The book is among the first Bulgarian attempts to present the contemporary Bulgarian feminist writing. The authors have different approaches towards both “women’s issues” and feminism.