Ares

For the Romanian cultural psyche, the interwar period still appears, after so many decades of indefatigable exegesis, as a real, alluring and embarrassing hortus conclusus, a closed garden of paradisiacal, yet so venomous intellectual flourishing. Major cultural achievements

(not for children's use) For many years after the fall of communism, the association between Romania and children meant a hellhole: European champions of neonatal and infant mortality (16. 7 % in 2003, down from 26. 9 % in 1990), juvenile AIDS (almost 9000 cases of

ArgumentWOLFGANG ISER – Culture: a recursive process CHRISTIAN MORARU – Cultural Studies Goes Global CĂLIN-ANDREI MIHĂILESCU – Unpacking knowledge JAN GORAK – Johnson on Shakespeare: The Use and Value of Spectatorship ANCA BĂICOIANU – Here, There, and Everywhere:

Tema: La place de la théorie littéraire / The Place of Literary Theory Le présent volume est le résultat tardif de la Conférence Internationale organisée en novembre 2006 par le Centre Interdisciplinaire d’Etudes Européennes et Roumaines « Tudor Vianu » ayant

The current volume brings together a number of papers that were initially presented at the Conference, organised between the 23rd to the 25th of November 2006, by the “Tudor Vianu” Interdisciplinary Centre of European and Romanian Cultural Studies – an academic research

Bucureşti. Memoria unui oraş / Bucharest. Memory of a City Autor: Narcis Dorin Ion Ediție bilingvă (română-engleză) Traducere în limba engleză: Samuel Onn “Bucureştiul a fost numit cândva, şi nu fără temei, Micul Paris. Lucrul se petrecea în perioada interbelică