Women and the Transfer of Knowledge in the Black Sea Region
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Anna Nikolaevna, like all participants in the first stage of the women’s movement, comes from a noble family. Her father is a famous lexicographer. She was born in Alexandrova Kostroma Province of the Russian Empire. Her mother dies when she is 6 years old. Her
Nadezhda Vasilievna is the daughter of a court architect. She was born in the palace in Tsarsko village and her godmother is Empress Elizabeth Alexeievna, wife of Alexander I. Since childhood, she is surrounded by books and works of art. According to her brother Vladimir,
Maria Trubnikova’s father – Vasily Ivashev is from a very large and rich noble family, and her mother is French – Camilla Le Dante. At first, Kamila lives with her mother, who is a governess in the family of Major General Petar Nikiforovich Ivashev (1767-1838).
Katica Ḱulavkova was born in 1951, in Veles. She is a poet, literary theorist, essayist, anthologist, storyteller, university professor, and academician, writing in Macedonian. Her main research interests are related to the literary theory and hermeneutics, comparative literature, Macedonian and South Slavic literatures, critical theory
She was born in 1926 in Skopje, where she completed primary and secondary education. She went to study in Belgrade (1945), but after the establishment of the Faculty of Philosophy in Skopje (1946), she returned to Macedonia and enrolled in the study group for Macedonian
Carevna Miladinova-Aleksieva was born in Struga in 1856, among the famous Miladinovi family (her father was the revivalist Dimitar Miladinov, and her first teacher was Georgi Ikonomov ‒ father’s pupil and husband of her sister, the teacher Milica Dimitrova Ikonomova). She continued her education in
Liljana Minova-Ǵurkova was born in 1939 in Prilep. She graduated in 1963 at the Department of Macedonian Language at the Faculty of Philosophy. She began her career at the Institute of Macedonian Language “Krste Misirkov” in Skopje (1963‒1977), in the Department for Modern Language. In
Bitrakova-Grozdanova was born in 1939 in Ohrid, where she finished the high school (1958). She received her higher education at the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb, Department of Archeology (1962), where she also completed her Master’s Degree (1972) and received her PhD (1984) with the
Blaga Eleksova was born in 1922 in Tetovo, and finished high school in Skopje. In 1950 she obtained the high education (Art History) at the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Skopje, and in 1958 her PhD at the University of Ljubljana, in the
She was born probably in 1850 in Salonika, in a famous family of Držilovi/Dinkovi (a dauther of Kostadin and Velika and a sister of the revivalist Ǵorǵi Dinkata). She received her education in a Greek school and a French college in Salonikа, hence she was