Publications

Alex Ciorogar. “The Ascension of the Translator in the Age of Digital Globalization”. Philobiblon XXVIII, no. 2, 2022 (forthcoming).

Alex Ciorogar. “The Ascension of the Author and Ecologies of Knowledge. A New Theoretical Framework”. Transylvanian Review XXXI, Supplement No. 1, 2022, p. 171-181.

Andreea Coroian Goldiș. “Literary Studies Facing the ‘Three Cultures Model’”. Transylvanian Review XXXI, Supplement No. 1, 2022, p. 182-189, pp. 182- 189.

Daiana Gârdan. “The Life of a Literary Network – A Quantitative Approach to Sburătorul Literary Cenacle” 8, no. 1, 2022, p. 151-165. DOI: https://doi.org/10.24193/mjcst.2022.13.09.

Daiana Gârdan. “Glocal Literatures in the Making: The Interstitial Novel in Modern Romania As World-Literature”. Transylvanian Review XXXI, Supplement No. 1, 2022, p. 190-200.

Daiana Gârdan. “What makes a realist-socialist novel? Style, Topics, and Development in Romania”. In Ștefan Baghiu, Ovio Olaru, Andrei Terian (Eds.), Beyond the Iron Courtain: Revising the Literary System of Communist Romania, Berlin: Peter Lang, 2021, p. 45-60: Link.

Ovio Olaru. “Ethnocentrism by Proxy. The Ideological Triangulation of Romanian-German Literature”. In Ștefan Baghiu, Ovio Olaru, Andrei Terian (Eds.), Beyond the Iron Courtain: Revising the Literary System of Communist Romania, Berlin: Peter Lang, 2021, p. 193-214: Link.

Ovio Olaru. “Translating the North: From Norientalism to Interperipherality”. In Alex Goldiș, Ștefan Baghiu (Eds.), The Role of Translations in Shaping National Literatures, Berlin: Peter Lang, 2022, p. 167-184: Link.

Ovio Olaru. “Socialist Realism without Socialism. The Scandinavian ’60s”. Transylvanian Review XXXI, Supplement No. 1, 2022, p. 201-211.

Erika Mihalycsa. “Linguistic Homelessness and the Temporality of Anachrony: The Case of Miklos Szentkuthy”. In Mónika Dánél, Stijn Vervaet, Stephan Krause and Vladimir Zorić (Eds.), Beyond World Literature: The Poetics of Shared Spaces, Literary Histories, and Literary Multilingualism in East-Central Europe, Leiden/ Boston: Brill, 2023 (forthcoming).

Emanuel Modoc. “Becoming Avant-garde: Romanian Appropriations of Dada Techniques through East-Central European Networking”. In Oliver A. I. Botar, Irina Denischenko, Gábor Dobó, Merse Pál Szeredi (Eds.), Pluralities: Dada Techniques in Central and Eastern Europe, Boston: Brill, 2023 (forthcoming).

Emanuel Modoc. “Transnational Networks, Translational Canons: Foreign Literatures in the Romanian Interwar Periodical Culture”. In Alex Goldiș, Ștefan Baghiu (Eds.), The Role of Translations in Shaping National Literatures, Berlin: Peter Lang, 2022, p. 75-94: Link.

Rareș Moldovan. “X Times Theory. Observations on Implied Temporalities and the Autopoiesis of Theory”. Transylvanian Review XXXI, Supplement No. 1, 2022, p. 161-170.

Petronia Petrar. “Late, but Timely: James Kelman’s Reappraisal of Modernism”. Transylvanian Review XXXI, Supplement No. 1, 2022, p. 212-222.

Adriana Stan. “Arheologii ale prezentului în Istoria literaturii române contemporane: 1990-2020”. Transilvania 7-8/2021, pp. 61-66: doi.org/10.51391/trva.2021.07-08.07.

Mihaela Ursa. “Cosmopolis Today: Comparative Literature and Its Diacritical Marks”. In Didier Coste, Christina Kkona, and Nicoletta Pireddu (Eds.), Migrating Minds. Theories and Practices of Cultural Cosmopolitanism, London: Routledge, 2022, p. 219-230: Link.

Mihaela Ursa. “Cultures in Translation: Translated Peripherality in Gyorgy Dragoman and Radu Pavel Gheo’s Fiction”. Transylvanian Review XXXI, Supplement No. 1, 2022, p. 134-144.

Mihaela Ursa. “‘You Should Just Be Proud!’ A Nobel Farce”. In Nikol Dziub, Augustin Voegele (Eds.), Le prix Nobel de littérature et l’Europe/ The Nobel Prize for Literature and Europe, Berlin: Peter Lang, 2021, p. 135-146. Link.