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Transfering knowledge inevitably involves transfering ideas through written works. In this article we analyze the case of a Macedonian manuscript from the 19th century, «The SlavicMacedonian General History», by the Macedonian revival activist Ǵorǵija Pulevski1, from the aspect of understanding and presenting the history of the Slavs. In that respect this paper analyzes the ideas transfered and reflected in the text, specific to the revival processes in that period — an emphasis on the Slavic element in self-identification and separation from the others, the national mythology, as well as the tendency for verification through written works and literary associations. The process of self-awareness and affirmation of Macedonian national identity, usually called a revival movement similar to that of other Balkan peoples and a counterpart to European nationalism, begins at the beginning of the 19th century and continues in different forms until the constitution of the modern Macedonian state (1944)2. Among the most important

A picture of the Slavic world through the prism of a 19th century Macedonian manuscript (transfering knowledge and ideas)