Conferences

  1. Cosmin Borza. “Naming the East. The Romanian Interwar Debates on the Regional Approach to Literature”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.
  2. Cosmin Borza. “The “National Poet” in the Post-canonical Age: An East-Central European Case Study”. HERO: The Heritage of Romanticism International Conference, Budapest, 15-16 November 2023 – Link.
  3. Alex Ciorogar. “Beyond Return: The Ascension of the Author”. ACLA Seminar: Je est un author: (Re-)Appearances of the Authorial Subject in Literature and Theory. Taipei, 15-18 June 2022 – Link.
  4. Alex Ciorogar. “Teorii auctoriale anglo-americane și critica literară română modernă”. ALGCR, Brașov, 15-16 July 2021 – Link.
  5. Alex Ciorogar. “The Translator as World Author”. A Transnational Approach to National Cultures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 15-16 October 2021 – Link.
  6. Alex Ciorogar. “Authorial Ecologies and Regimes of Temporality”. When is Theory? Shifts of Time Frame in Contemporary Literary Studies International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 15-16 April 2021 – Link.
  7. Daiana Gârdan. “Sulle modernità periferiche: il romanzo interstiziale in Romania e in America del Sud”. Seminario di studi: Il modernismo rurale nella letteratura romena della prima metà del XX secolo, Padova, 28 April 2022.
  8. Daiana Gârdan. “Reaching Out: Foreign Cultures in Romanian Periodicals”. A Transnational Approach to National Cultures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 15-16 October 2021 – Link.
  9. Daiana Gârdan. “Rețeta romanului realist-socialist. Un experiment stilometric”. Zilele Sextil Pușcariu International Conference, 5th Ed., Cluj-Napoca, 9-10 September 2021 – Link.
  10. Alex Goldiș. “The Competition between ‘Core Literatures’ within the Romanian Literary Market”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.
  11. Ovio Olaru. “Translating the North. From Norientalism to Interperipherality”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.
  12. Ovio Olaru. “The Internationalization of Commercial Literature: The Case of Scandinavian Noir”. When is Theory? Shifts of Time Frame in Contemporary Literary Studies International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 15-16 April 2021 – Link.
  13. Erika Mihalycsa. “Critical Late Modernism in Irish Gaelic: Máirtín Ó Cadhain, Myles nag Copaleen”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.
  14. Emanuel Modoc. “Worlding Literature through Translational Canons. The Case of Romanian Periodical Culture (1919-1944)”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.
  15. Petronia Petrar. “‘You can’t step into the same story twice’: Questioning Storytelling in Ali Smith’s Novels”. 3rd World Congress of Scottish Literatures, Prague, 22-26 June 2022 – Link.
  16. Adrian Tătăran. “Translation as (Counter)cultural Politics: Panait Mușoiu and Revista Ideei”. A Transnational Approach to National Cultures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 15-16 October 2021 – Link.
  17. Adrian Tătăran. “Anarchism in Romania during ‘la belle époque’ – a cultural and transnational analysis”. ”Anarchism in the ‘Other Europe’: From the Fin de Siècle to the Present” Charles University, Prague, 16–17 September 2022 – Link.
  18. Adrian Tătăran. “”Being “Minor” at the Margins. Classical Anarchism and Literature in Romania”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.
  19. Adrian Tătăran. “Jewish Diaspora, Letters, Print Culture and Classical Anarchism in Romania”, Legacies of Anarchism. Interdisciplinary Visions International Workshop, Bruxelles, 25-26 September 2023 – Link.
  20. Adriana Stan. “Uneven Modernisms. The Cases of Max Blecher and Bruno Schulz”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.
  21. Mihaela Ursa. “Reproduction of Nationhood and Deep Time Turbulence. The Literary Nobel”. When is Theory? Shifts of Time Frame in Contemporary Literary Studies International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 15-16 April 2021 – Link.
  22. Mihaela Ursa. “Spreadable Narratives beyond Literary Margins. The Illiterate and ‘the Great Books'”. Worlding (Semi)Peripheral Literatures International Conference, Cluj-Napoca, 4-5 November 2022 – Link.