SYNTHETIC OVERVIEW OF THE “LITERATURE OF THE CONSOLIDATING NATIONALITIES” IN ROMANIA IN THE PERIOD 1975-1979
STEFANA VELISAR TEODOREANU
THE CURRENT RELIGION OF THE ROMANIAN NOVEL IN THE PERIOD 1975 - 1978
AUTHORIAL TECHNIQUES OF ENCRYPTING THE CHILDREN'S SYMBOL Case study: Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Émile
ROMANIAN-ITALIAN LITERARY RELATIONS IN THE PERIOD 1859–1964, IN THE ROMANIAN PRESS OF THE TIME
Masking Status: Costume and Ego Veiling in Literature. A Comparative Study in Literary Textures. The Jewish Identity's New Clothes. American-Jewish Clothing Habits in Fiction
BURIED IN HEAVEN: IMRE KERTÉSZ, KADISH FOR THE UNBORN CHILD
William Faulkner – Narrative Perspectives in “The Sound and the Fury”
CHRONOLOGY OF ROMANIAN LITERARY LIFE 1944–1964 (IV)
CHRONOLOGY OF ROMANIAN LITERARY LIFE 1944–1964 (III)
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Questions Without An Answer. The Passage From Childhood to Adolescence. Holden Caulfield, The Catcher in the Rye
CHRONOLOGY OF ROMANIAN LITERARY LIFE 1944–1964 (II)
From Child Psychology to Psychiatry. Magical and Pathological Cases: Toni Morrison, Beloved
LITERARY TECHNIQUES FOR MEMORY PRESERVATION: PHILIP ROTH & AMY TAN
CHRONOLOGY OF ROMANIAN LITERARY LIFE 1944–1964 (I)
A revaluation of Mihai Eminescu's translations
Mario Soldati: The Hedgehog
From Abraham Cahan to Philip Roth
The dark childhood of cultural memory
The sweet beauty of poetry
Philip Roth: The Ghost Writer
Animal symbolism in the Huaben story
Daily life with angels Itic Manger and Marc Chagall
The Night of the Stranger
Angels' Everyday Life - Itzik Manger and Marc Chagall
Literary criticism between journalism and pseudo-colloquial style
Comparative Literature Studies (III) Moments in the Evolution of Jewish Prose Writers from the USA in the American Space
Comparative Literature Studies (II). The Image of the Jew in Contemporary Jewish Prose from the USA
Between The Old World and The New World: The Image of the Jew
Viorica S. Constantinescu, The Stereotypical Jew
Comparative Literature Studies (I). Judaism and Americanism in Contemporary American Jewish Prose: Bernard Malamud
Philip Roth Neurosis, Psychosis, and Dissolving Communities
