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“…15 Indeed, the character of Bai Gano was the product of the particularities of the Stambolov era when-as socialist analysts have pointed out-the honest Bulgarian esnaf (tradesman) was replaced by the petit bourgeois capitalist. 16 Dimitiir Blagoev, the father of Bulgarian socialism, was perhaps the first and most famous among the Marxist analysts of Bai Gano. He pointedly asserted that Bai Gano could not have appeared ten years earlier, since it was a commentary on the specific period in which capitalism penetrated into Bulgaria.…”

Section: Aleko Konstantinov: Life and Workmentioning

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To Chicago and Back: Aleko Konstantinov, Rose Oil, and the Smell of Modernity

Neuburger¹

2006

Slavic rev.

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In 1893 Aleko Konstantinov undertook a momentous journey to the Chicago World's Fair. Mary Neuburger explores the broader implications of this journey and its consequences for the Bulgarian encounter with the west and modernity, drawing special attention to the issue of smell. As chronicled in To Chicago and Back, written after his return, Konstantinov discovers both the New World and the quintessence of his own nation on the famous Midway Plaisance, where he meets the prototype for Bulgaria's greatest literary anti-hero—the indomitable Baĭ Gano. In Baĭ Gano—a fictional travelogue about a Bulgarian in Europe—as in To Chicago and Back, Konstantinov explores the theme of Bulgarian backwardness vis-à-vis a more developed (albeit imperfect) Europe and United States. As Baĭ Gano, a bumbling and stinky rose oil merchant, travels throughout “civilized“ Europe, olfactory contrasts and ironies emerge, highlighting the role of smell in evolving Bulgarian (and European) notions of modernity and “otherness.“

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Section: Aleko Konstantinov: Life and Workmentioning

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To Chicago and Back: Aleko Konstantinov, Rose Oil, and the Smell of Modernity

Neuburger¹

2006

Slavic rev.

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“…The VG typically presents in three sections: the distal and proximal sections in the saphenous compartment (2, 3), and the middle section that is usually subcutaneous (4). On transverse scanning of the posterior thigh, the VG is detected in a groove between the semitendinosus muscle medially and the long head of the biceps muscle laterally (4, 5). …”

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Early Results of Endovenous Ablation with a 980-nm Diode Laser for an Incompetent Vein of Giacomini

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ObjectiveWe wanted to evaluate the effectiveness of endovenous ablation of the incompetent vein of Giacomini using a 980-nm diode laser.Materials and MethodsA total of 18 patients (18 limbs, 4%) had the incompetent vein of Giacomini. Retrograde reflux originating from the great saphenous vein was noted in sixteen limbs and paradoxical diastolic anterograde reflux from the saphenopopliteal junction was observed in two limbs. After tumescent anesthesia, laser ablation using a 980-nm wavelength laser fiber was performed under ultrasound and/or fluoroscopic guidance. Patients were evaluated clinically and with duplex ultrasound at one week and at one, three, six and twelve months after laser ablation for the technical and clinical success.ResultsIn the 18 limbs, the technical success rate was 100%. Continued closure of the vein of Giacomini was seen in 18 of 18 limbs after one month, in 12 of 12 limbs after three and six months and in six of six limbs after twelve months. No recanalization of the vein and no major complications occurred.ConclusionEndovenous laser ablation with a 980-nm wavelength is an effective and safe procedure for treating an incompetent vein of Giacomini.

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Superficial Venous Insufficiency: Varicosities and Management, Especially With Sclerotherapy

Steinberg¹

2000

Textbook of Angiology

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To Chicago and Back: Aleko Konstantinov, Rose Oil, and the Smell of Modernity

To Chicago and Back: Aleko Konstantinov, Rose Oil, and the Smell of Modernity

Early Results of Endovenous Ablation with a 980-nm Diode Laser for an Incompetent Vein of Giacomini

Superficial Venous Insufficiency: Varicosities and Management, Especially With Sclerotherapy

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