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Contributors Vol. I No. 1/2011

CONTRIBUTORS  

Vol. I No. 1/2011

 

 

Anca Mihaela DOBRINESCU is a Reader in English Literature at the University of Ploiesti. She holds a PhD in British literature from the University of Bucharest. She teaches modernist and postmodernist literature. She is Director of the MA programme "Concepts and Strategies of Intercultural Communication", carrying out research into issues related to literature and intercultural communication. She published Modernist Narrative Discourse. Virginia Woolf in 2001 and The Discourse of Modernism. Lectures in the Modernist English Novel in 2004. She wrote many articles on Modernist and Postmodernist literature, as well as on intercultural communication.

 

 

Gabriela DUDA is a Professor in Pragmatics and Theory of Literature in the Philology Department, Faculty of Letters and Sciences at University of Ploieşti. She is the recipient of a Fullbright scholarship (1995-1996) at California University, Berkeley and a scholarship awarded by the French Ministry of Culture and Communication la (1999). She is a member of the Romanian Society of Literary Theory and Comparative Literature. She published extensively in Romania and abroad; her books include: Avangarde Romanian Literature (1997; 2004); Introduction in Theory of Literature (1998; 2006); Metaphor in Romanian Symbolist Poetry. Reflections on Analogical Forms (2001; 2007); Dictionary of Romanian Phrases (2002; 2007); Romanian Syilistics. Linguistic Stylistics and Stylistics of the Literary Text (2004); Dictionary of Phrases and Phrasal Idions (co-authored, 1985). She coordinated the volume Research Topics in Contemporary Linguistics. In memoriam Magdalena Vulpe (2005). She translated and anthologized: Henri Michaux, Mişcări ale fiinţei interioare (2001); she co-translated Jean Burgos, Pentru o poetică a imaginarului (1999) and Marin Tarangul, Prin ochiul lui Nichita (1997).

 

 

Cătălin ENICĂ has a bachelor degree in Letters at Al. I. Cuza University from Iaşi with a graduation paper on magical thinking. He has carried out research and elaborated studies of dialectology and folklore. He is a member of the Linguistics Department within The Faculty of Letters from Dunarea de Jos University, Galati. He has published numerous articles: literary exegeses, observations on the history of language and Romanian contemporary language, toponymy research, functional and artistic stylistics etc. He has also elaborated works on didactics and guides of improvement for the Romanian education, among which a Methodology of teaching phonetics in primary school. He has specialised in etymology and compared lexicology, focusing mainly on vocabulary of Turkish and Greek origin belonging to different variants of the Romanian language.

 

 

Adelina FARIAS is a Lecturer in the Department of Philology at University of Ploieşti. She holds a PhD in Romanian Literature from the University of Bucharest, with a thesis on the poetics of parody. She teaches inter war Romanian literature and cultural studies. Her research interests include imagology, comparative literature, and theory of literature. She published articles on Romanian Modernist and Postmodernist literature, as well as intercultural communication. She is currently working on a Spanish- Romanian project on the literary press of the '50s.

 

 

Cristina GAFU is a Lecturer in Ethnology and Folklore, working in the Philology Department of the University of Ploiesti. Her interests include the storytelling phenomenon, contemporary narratives, teaching folklore and Romanian traditional culture, having published more than 15 studies and two books dealing mainly with narratives in the urban environment and aspects of the urban ethnologic research.

 

 

Serenela GHIŢEANU is an Assistant Lecturer in French literature at University of Ploiesti. She completed a Ph. D. in French Literature at the Bretagne-Sud University, Lorient, France in 2009. She published Sylvie Germain. La Grâce et la Chute at Institutul European Publishing House, Iaşi in 2010. She is also co-author of Scriitorul, cenzura, published at ALL Publishing House, Bucharest, in 2009. She teaches French Civilization and French literature. She has published in the Romanian cultural reviews: Revista 22, Timpul, Observator Cultural and others. She has collaborated with the Alliance Française of Ploiesti where she has held several conferences on literary topics and has moderated cultural activities.

 

 

Arleen IONESCU is a Reader in the Department of English at the University of Ploieşti and the recipient of a research scholarship from the Zurich James Joyce Foundation in 2000. She has published widely on Joyce, and other related aspects of modernism, as well as on Beckett, Chaucer and Shakespeare. She is the author of Concordanţe româno-britanice (2004) and of A History of English Literature. The Middle Ages and the Renaissance, (2008). She is currently working on the notions of passion/passivity in Blanchot, Cioran and Beckett for a book-length project as well as on a project on hospitalities.

 

 

Cristina IRIDON is a Lecturer at the University of Ploiesti. She holds a PhD in Classic Languages and Literatures from the University of Bucharest. She teaches Latin and Comparative Literature to undergraduate students. She carries out research into issues related to classical studies and literature. She published Latin Language. Morphology in 2009 and Latin Language. Sintax in 2010. She also wrote more than 30 articles on the topics mentioned above.

 

 

Mihaela IRIMIA is a Professor in the English Department, University of Bucharest, where she teaches eighteenth-century and romantic literature, cultural theory, and cultural studies. She is Director of Studies of the British Cultural Studies Centre, Director of the Centre of Excellence for the Study of Cultural Identity, as well as Director of the Doctoral School for Literary-Cultural Studies of the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures. She has been Fulbright Professor at Harvard, Fellow of St. John's College Oxford, Yale, the Taylor Institution, and has been Visiting Professor or/and given invited papers at various universities in Europe and the USA.  Her recent publications include: ‘The Classic Modern Canon and the Disciplinary Separation', in Papadima, Liviu, David Damrosch and Theo D'haen (eds), The Canonical Debate Today: Crossing Disciplinary and Cultural Boundaries (2011); ‘The Ineffectual Angel of Political Hijacking', in Michael Rossington & Susanne Schmid (eds), The Reception of Shelley in Europe (2008); Lures and Ruses of Modernity (2007); ‘The Byron Phenomenon in Romanian Culture', in Richard Cardwell (ed.), The Reception of Byron in Europe (2004).

 

 

Ioana JIEANU is an Assistant Lecturer at University of Ploiesti where she teaches seminars in Contemporary Romanian Language and Romanian as a Foreign Language. Her research is mainly focused on the language spoken by the Romanians living in Spain, which is also the subject of her Ph.D. thesis entitled Romanian-Spanish Linguistic Interferences.

 

 

Petruţa-Oana NĂIDUŢ is a Teaching Assistant at the Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures, University of Bucharest, where she teaches eighteenth-century literature, the theory of communication,  translation theory and practice. Her research interests include cartography, cultural geography, history of science, early modern natural and moral philosophy, early modern literature, eighteenth-century literature, translation theory and practice. She has published widely in Romanian journals and cultural reviews and translated three books from English into Romanian.

 

 

Adina Oana NICOLAE is currently a Lecturer at the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at University of Ploieşti. She teaches English phonetics and phonology as well as lexical semantics to philology students. Her research interests include cognitive linguistics, stylistics, CALL and ELT. In 2006 she published A Practical Guide to English Phonetics and Phonology and in 2011 she defended her PhD thesis at the West University, Timişoara.

 

 

Anindya RAYCHAUDHURI completed his PhD in 2010 from Cardiff University, researching the representations of gender and memory in the narratives of the Spanish Civil War. He is currently researching the collective memory and cultural representation of the 1947 Indian Partition and has published an examination of the representation of Partition in the works of the Bengali film director Ritwik Ghatak in the journal Social Semiotics. His other research interests include TV Science Fiction, Marxist and postcolonial theory, graffiti, urban studies, and subculture studies. He has written on, among other things, Doctor Who, food in detective fiction, the works of Christopher Caudwell and on British graffiti-artist Banksy. He is currently editing a collection of essays called Spanish Civil War: History, Memory, Representation to be published by the University of Wales Press in 2011.

 

Alina ROŞCA is a Tutor in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at the University of Ploieşti. She is currently a PhD Candidate in Cultural and Literary Studies at the University of Bucharest. Her PhD thesis focuses on. She has published on issues related to postmodernism. She is currently working on her PhD thesis Multi-levelled Representations of Power in Harold Pinter's Plays which explores identity and otherness from a psychoanalytic perspective.

 

 

Laurenţiu-Ioan THEBAN is a graduate of the Polytechnic University of Bucharest, at present the recipient of a scholarship to complete his PhD within the Doctoral School of Languages and Cultural Identity, University of Bucharest. In 2011 he was a research fellow at Classic University of Lisbon for three months. He is the author of Sémantique et syntaxe du verbe faire en français, roumain, latin, portugais (Revue Roumaine de Linguistique), and  Esquisse d'une grammaire actancielle du crêole français de l'Ile Maurice (Analele Universitatii Bucuresti).

 

 

Domniţa TOMESCU is a Professor in the Philology Department, Faculty of Letters and Sciences, at University of Ploiesti and senior research fellow at the The Institute of Linguistics Iorgu Iordan-Al. Rosetti from Bucharest. She supervises PhD candidates at Ovidius University of Constanţa. She was awarded two prizes by the Romanian Academy, she was a member of the international project PATROM and she coordinated two national grants. At present she is a member of the International Onomastic Sciences Committee. She published numerous articles in national and international journals, she participated in numerous conferences in Romania and abroad. She elaborated chapters of collective works published by the Romanian Academy: Romania's Toponymic Dictionary, The Romanian Language Grammar (both written in Romanian) and at present she is working on A Treaty of Romanian Language History. She is the author of The Grammar of Proper Nouns in Romanian (1998), Proper Nouns in Romania. A Historical Perspective (2001), Romanian Language. A Grammar (2001), The Grammatical Analysis of the text. Method and Difficulties ( 2003).

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CALL FOR PAPERS 1/2012

POSTCOMMUNISM- POSTCOLONIALISM'S OTHER

If Postcommunism designates the period of political and economic transition from communism to democracy after the dramatic events of 1989 (the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Velvet Revolution in Prague and the Romanian revolution, to name but a few) period which was dominated by the rejection of Soviet communism legacies and associated institutions, symbols, vocabularies, socialist realism, postcolonialism is rooted in capitalist ideology.

Despite Derrida's timely Specters of Marx and the spate of critical activity that it generated, as well as Stéphane Courtois' The Black Book of Communism, whose responses varied from highly enthusiastic support to bitter criticism, and Eric Hobsbawn's or Vladimir Tismăneanu's accounts on an epoch that was to leave permanent traces in world history, out of all post's, postcommunism as such has not received the theoretical attention it would have otherwise deserved. Meant to go beyond communism's blurring of all differences and equalitarianism, postcommunism attempted to meet postcolonialism in precisely that point where it (de)constructs the Other through a politics of difference. Postcommunist countries felt both European and in the periphery of it and have been aware of having awaken to capitalism somewhat too lateand somewhat embedded in a reservoir of what the Westerners perceive as lacks of civilization.

This issue invites contributions on considering postcommunism postcolonialism's other, extending the concept of 'otherness' from the strictly philosophical meaning conceived by Hegel in his famous parable of the master-slave dialectic, and later made much more popular by Levinas' "infinite other" or Lacan's articulating the other with symbolic order to othering as the unconscious (Freud), the silent, the unsaid, insanity (Blanchot) to the political, social, cultural other, the other of language.

Prompting contributors to engage their own colonized otherness, the issue seeks contributions that will broaden our understanding of cultures of post-Communist societies through a variety of cultural and literary theories that proved to be of particular relevance to the study of the contemporary age (post-modernism, post-colonial theory, diaspora and globalisation.) The issue will attempt to rekindle the militant relevance and political involvement of cultural studies in the new context of postcommunist Europe from a range of perspectives that include (but are not limited to):

·           Marginalized cultures

·           Cultures of lies

·           Looking Westwards since 1989

·           Tradition, nostalgia and belated communism in post 1989 national identities

·           Cultural Diaspora and de-territorialization

·           Cultural contradictions of post-communism

·           Derrida's Reflections on Post1989 Europe (The Other Heading)

·           Postcommunist literatures

·           The emergence of new linguistic and discursive paradigms

·           Postcommunism in translation

·           Postcommunism in the West: around Le retour de Marx

We welcome interdisciplinary approaches, ranging across critical theory, literary studies, cultural studies, general and applied linguistics as well as other disciplines in the humanities. Contributors are advised to follow the journal's submission guidelines and stylesheet. The deadline for article submissions is 15 April 2012. The articles should be sent to as attachments to: wordandtext2011@gmail.com. All submitted articles will be peer-reviewed. Accepted articles will be returned for post-review revisions by 1 May and are expected back in their final version by 7 May.

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