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What Makes Oral Literary History Different? [PDF]

, 2021
Oral Literary History (OLH) is one of the primary research axes of the SpokenWeb project. This post offers an overview of what we perceive to be unique about OLH as a discipline, with attention to its theoretical underpinnings, ethics, and ...
Fong, Deanna, Aubin, Mathieu
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White supremacy and the project of American literary history

, 2023
Ernest, JohnSince the discipline’s foundation in the mid-nineteenth century, white supremacy has presented a constitutive problem for the project of American literary history. In ways large and small, obvious and obscure, structures of racialization have
Truschel, Jack
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Le genre biographique et son actualité [PDF]

Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa, 2023
THE BIOGRAPHICAL GENRE AND ITS TOPICALITY The biographical genre held a special place in the sphere of literature: the unsettled boundaries between living the experience and recording it, its passage into fictional matter were arguments that forced the ...
Oana SAFTA
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Eugen Simion – Cultural Presence in Serbia [PDF]

Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa, 2023
This paper seeks to examine the impact of academician Eugen Simion on the literary landscape in Serbia, focusing on his contributions to fostering cultural exchange between the two neighbouring countries.
Marija NENADIĆ ŽURKA
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Aby Warburg: The Collective Memory as a Medium for Art [PDF]

Anastasis: Research in Medieval Culture and Art, 2021
In this paper, I intend to study the contribution of Aby Warburg, a cultural theorist and an art historian, especially his concern with the relations between memory and history, relations that have been theorized in the late 20th century, but which ...
Gabriel Badea
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The Return of the Author: An Existentialist Creed [PDF]

Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa, 2023
Published in 1981, the book Întoarcerea autorului (‘The Return of the Author’) is a sharp dialogue conducted by Eugen Simion with the theories formulated by representatives of the new criticism, especially Roland Barthes, fashionable in those years with ...
Ana-Maria BĂNICĂ
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Literature Helps Worlding the World – A Conversation with Bertrand Westphal

Metacritic Journal for Comparative Studies and Theory, 2020
In the following interview, Bertrand Westphal, professor of comparative literature at the University of Limoges, discusses some of the prevailing issues surrounding contemporary forays into spatial studies and the function of the humanities in current ...
Marius Conkan, Emanuel Modoc
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The End of Comedy. For an Archaeology of Reconciliation in the 19th Century Romanian Theatre

Metacritic Journal for Comparative Studies and Theory, 2018
The present article analyses the social function of comedy in the age of building the Romanian modern culture, from an ethical perspective. The importance of the social role of comedy is underlined by its unparalleled prominence and productivity as a ...
Adrian Tudurachi
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A Project of Scholars: The Anthology of Romanian Moralists [PDF]

Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa, 2023
This article has two main stakes. The first, to suggest a hypothesis on the genesis of the Anthology of Romanian Moralists among the other initiatives of Acad. Eugen Simion, as a project expected and pursued for a longer period of time.
Mihăiță STROE
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„Bucegiștii”. Vacanțele în munți ale familiei Urechia: construcția unei filiații literare

Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies, 2022
Focusing on a family of writers that of V.A. Urechiă and his sons, Nestor and Alceu, the article aims at a comparative analysis of the family's sociability that they develop in the summers spent at their villas in Câmpina and Sinaia, with expeditions in ...
Ligia Tudurachi
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