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Krǔstyo Krǔstev

Bulgarian critic
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  • Bulgarian literature

    …Misǔl (“Thought,” 1892–1908), founded by Krǔstyo Krǔstev, the first Bulgarian critic to stress the importance of the aesthetic conscience. A member of the Misǔl group, Pencho Slaveykov, broadened the Romantic tradition of Bulgarian poetry and helped to create a complex poetic language. Influenced by Nietzsche, he glorified the heroism of…

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    …Misǔl (“Thought,” 1892–1908), founded by Krǔstyo Krǔstev, the first Bulgarian critic to stress the importance of the aesthetic conscience. A member of the Misǔl group, Pencho Slaveykov, broadened the Romantic tradition of Bulgarian poetry and helped to create a complex poetic language. Influenced by Nietzsche, he glorified the heroism of…

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