Dr. Ognyana Georgieva-Teneva, Assoc. Prof.
New Bulgarian University
Absract. The article discusses two key messages of the children‘s works of Konstantin Velichkov: of Christian humbleness and civic implacability. Considering the fact that these values combine relatively rare both in real life and literature, the paper supports the view of the semantic passability at the border between religious-theme poems, presenting man in a silent dialogue with himself and with God, and fables whose allegories refer to the need for an active stance on the socio-institutional status-quo. The analysed texts are interpreted in the paradigm of the modern idea of the Orthodox theology of participation, according to which true humanity implies not only meekness but also benevolence towards the community and disagreement with political autocracy.
Keywords: Konstantin Velichkov; children’s works; christian humility; civic
implacability; values; benevolence
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Bulgarian Language and Literature, issue 6/2019, Volume 61
