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2010•FOLKLORICA - Journal of the Slavic East European and Eurasian Folklore AssociationOpen access

Contemplating Music and the Boundaries of Identity: Attitudes and Opinions Regarding the Effect of Ottoman Turkish Contact on Bulgarian and Macedonian Folk Musics

Karen A. Peters

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of Wisconsin-Madison "It is ... preposterous to look for an Ottoman legacy in the Balkans.The Balkans are the Ottoman legacy.

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of Wisconsin-Madison "It is ... preposterous to look for an Ottoman legacy in the Balkans.The Balkans are the Ottoman legacy.

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of Wisconsin-Madison "It is ... preposterous to look for an Ottoman legacy in the Balkans.The Balkans are the Ottoman legacy.

Key concepts: Macedonian, Turkish, Bulgarian, Identity (music), Psychology, History, Ancient history, Art

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