Views of the East. Travel and Intercultural Communication in Europe
Iasi, 2016
Editor: Oana Cogeanu
Editura Universității „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Iași, 2016
ISBN 978-606-714-277-8
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Iasi, 2016
Editor: Oana Cogeanu
Editura Universității „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Iași, 2016
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AN INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION
Mona Ciortescu
Key Aspects in Teaching Intercultural Communication / p. 15
Anca-Margareta Bunea
Intercultural Dialogue in Teaching Romanian as a Foreign Language / p. 26
Alsadag E. Alsadag
Development of Intercultural Communication Competence during Students' Language Stay Abroad / p. 38
Eva Lambertsson Bjork and Jutta Eschenbach
Reel Life: Film as a Tool for Intercultural Dialogue / p. 51
OF INTERCULTURAL EXPERIENCES
Adina Hulubaș
The Broken Mirror: East-European Migrants' Attempt at Recreating Home in Host Societies / p. 69
Patrycja Rozbicka
Meetings and Impact. Refugee Diasporas in Poland / p. 82
Ioana Repciuc
The Romanian Peasant through Foreign Glasses: Objective Ethnography or Subjective Travelogue? / p. 114
INTERCULTURAL REFLECTIONS
Cristian Lako
Welcome to Romania!? A Contrastive Analysis of the Language of Tourism / p. 151
Felix Nicolau
Imagetext and Ekphrasis as Chances of Revival in Translation Studies / p. 165
Octavian Ciobanu and Radu Ciornei
Intercultural Communication - Esperanto / p. 179
The Many Facets of Adaptation
Iasi, 2015
Editors: Rodica Dimitriu
Sara Laviosa
Georgina Lock
Veronica Popescu
Editura Universității „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Iași, 2015
ISBN 978-973-703-906-6
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THE MANY FACES OF ADAPTATION / p. 7
FROM PAGE TO STAGE TO SCREEN
François Vergne-Clary
Translation as Redemption in Anthony Asquith's The Browning Version / p. 21
Rita Filanti
Disavowed Progenitors: Luchino Visconti's Obsessione and the Denial of its Literary (and Cinematic) Antecedents / p. 29
Sorina Chiper
Sunt o babă comunistă (I'm an old communist hag): Adaptation as Performance and Self-Reflectivity / p. 47
Daniel Iftene
Adapting Real-Life Events to Art Forms: Tanacu in Literature, Theatre and Film / p. 67
Ileana Jitaru
Hours in Hours out: Strategies of Double Translation of Literature into Film.
From Woolf to Cunningham to Daldry / p. 79
LANGUAGE, CULTURE, IDEOLOGY
Cătălina Iliescu
Adaptation in Film Titles from English into Spanish: Strategy or Policy? / p. 91
Paula Buzilă
Rumañol - The Adaptation of Romanian to the Spanish Linguistic Context / p. 101
Daniela Doboș
Oral Fluency as Second Language Adaptation / p. 125
ADAPTING, APPROPRIATING, REWRITING SHAKESPEARE
Dana Monah
Faint Recollections: A Moody-Memory Approach to Theatrical Rewriting / p. 141
Sarbani Chaudhury
"Is this a Macbeth, which I See before Me?" A Post-Colonial Twenty-First Century
Indigenisation of Macbeth / p. 151
Alina Bottez
Falstaff Revisited. Shakespeare's Henry IV Adapted into Opera / p. 163
Viviana Iacob
Shakespeare for a New Age: the 1948 Romeo and Juliet Stage Adaptation / p. 179
THE PRACTICE OF ADAPTATION
Georgina Lock
Woman at Sea! Going against the Flow: A Writer's Reflection on Adapting a Feature
Length Screenplay to a Novel / p. 195
Pascaline Merten and Valérie Vanden Dunghen
Making the Right Choices in Audiovisual Translation. A Pedagogical Perspective / p. 207
Valeria Giordano
The Dubbing Process of Swearwords and Insults into Italian: Translator versus Dialogue Writer / p. 219
ADAPTATION, THE ART OF SURVIVAL AND THE SURVIVAL OF ART
Georgina Lock
Adaptation as Cultural Negociation in Laura Bohannan's / Elenore Smith Bowen's Popular Writings:Return to Laughter and "Shakespeare in the Bush" / p. 229
Eva-Kristin Winter
Translating, Transforming and Adapting: The Painter's Creative Processin Peter Watkin's Edvard Munch / p. 243
Wounded Bodies, Wounded Minds
Iasi, 2014
Editors: Oana Cogeanu
Radu Andriescu
Editura Universității „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Iași, 2014
ISBN 978-606-714-044-6
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THE MAKING AND HEALING OF WOUNDED BODIES - WOUNDED MINDS (Oana Cogeanu) / p. 7
LINGUISTIC AND SOCIETAL WOUNDS
THE SEMANTIC ADVENTURE OF THE PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN ROOT *PLAK- 'TO STRIKE' (Norbert A. Poruciuc) / p. 17
THE MENTAL ASYLUM OR VIOLENCE IN THE NAME OF HEALING (Anca-Luisa Viusenco) / p. 25
WOUNDED SELVES
LOBOTOMIZING THE VIRTUAL VIOLATORS OF THE ESTABLISHMENT'S GUARDIANS (Felix Nicolau) / p. 45
PASS THRU FIRE: ON LOU REED'S WOUNDED SELF (Daniela Doboș) / p. 55
THE WORLD CORPSED IN SAMUEL BECKETT'S ENDGAME (Nicoleta Stanca) / p. 77
CULTURAL WOUNDS
THE DISLOCATION TRAUMA AND THE NEED OF BELONGING AMONG FIRST-GENERATION
CANADIANS ORIGINATING IN CENTRAL-EUROPEAN EX-COMMUNIST COUNTRIES (Rodica Albu) / p. 95
THE TRANSPOSITION OF THE BODY/MIND ANTAGONISM IN THE CONQUERED/CONQUEROR
RELATIONSHIP IN HEMINGWAY'S INITIATION SHORT STORIES (Gianina Roman) / p. 119
MEMORIALIZING THE VIOLATED BODY AND SOUL OF EAST TIMOR: TIMOTHY MO'S
THE REDUNDANCY OF COURAGE (Angela Stănescu) / p. 135
SILENCED AND ALIENATED SELVES IN MAXINE HONG KINGSTON (Sorina Ailiesei) / p. 159
Iasi, 2011
Editors: Odette Blumenfeld
Veronica Popescu
Editura Universității „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Iași, 2011
ISBN 978-973-640-673-7
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I. Ideas of Statehood and Boundaries
Michael Hattaway
Empire, State, and Nation: Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Peele / p. 11
Iulia Blănuță-Milică
The Other Hamlet / p. 30
Monica Matei-Chesnoiu
Ancient Stories of Eccentric Lands: Shakespeare's Classical Geography of the Black Sea / p. 46
II. Intertextualities
Manfred Pfister
Route 66 and No End: Further Fortunes of Shakespeare's Sonnet 66 / p. 59
Pia Brînzeu
Colours, Waters, and Reflections in Marina Warner's Indigo and Peter Greenaway's Prospero's Books / p. 71
Carla Dente
Shakespeare in Transit. Exploring Margins and Faultlines / p. 79
III. Shakespeare Relocated: Adaptations and Appropriations on European Stages
Ton Hoenselaars
ShakesPOW / p. 99
Ludwig Schnauder
Austro-Shakespeare: Current Appropriations of the Bard at Vienna's Burghtheater / p. 114
Balz Engler
Shakespeare's Languages / p. 130
Jozef de Vos
Shakespeare Beyond the Frontiers of Language / p. 137
Isabelle Schwartz-Gastine
Stefane Braunschweig's Measure for Measure: A (German and French) Vienna Midway between Britain and Italy / p. 148
Francesca Rayner
Fear and Loathing in the State of Denmark: Gender and Remediation in Um Hamlet A Mais / p. 161
Nicoleta Cinpoeș
Theatrics at War: When Macbeth Meets Macbett / p. 173
Jacek Fabiszak
Macbeth in (the Shade of) Iraq: Crossing the Borders of Poland, NATO and the Defensive War / p. 186
IV. From Text to Screen: Exploring Boundaries
Jacek Fabiszak and Urszula Kizelbach
Re-Drawing the Boundaries of Theatre, Studio, and Film from 1999 to 2007:
On Polish Televisual Shakespeares and Their Search for an Aesthetic Formula / p. 195
Veronica Popescu
Montagues and Capulets, Star-Crossed Lovers and 20th-Century Veronas / p. 205
Gabriela Iuliana Colipcă and Ligia Pîrvu
Screening a Dream / p. 223
Antonella Piazza
Media Tempests: Preliminary Notes to a Comparative Reading of Some Film Adaptations
of the Eighties in Grat Britain and the United States / p. 248
V. Crossing Boundaries of Language: Shakespeare in Translation
Gary Harrington
"Whose Play Is It?" Translating Shakespeare into English / p. 261
Marta Gibinska
Where is Hamlet? In Denmark, England or Poland? / p. 272
Mădălina Nicolaescu
"Are We Turned Turks?" Translating Shakespeare in a Borderland / p. 285
Rodica Dimitriu
Shakespeare in 20th-Century Romania: Individual and Collective Translation Projects / p. 296
Evelin Banhard
Shakespeare's Wordplays in Twelfth Night and Their Estonian Translations / p. 320
Mapping the Future
Iasi, 2005
Editura Universitas XXI, 2005
ISBN 978-606-714-044-6
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BRITISH STUDIES
Luminița Andrei Cocârță
Arthurian Literature - History and Fiction / p. 13
Elena Ciobanu
Sylvia Plath's Poetic Masks / p. 18
Gabriela Iuliana Colipcă
A (Senti)Mental Traveller's Progress: The Journey Pattern in Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy / p. 34
Ducu Harabagiu Dimitrescu
Rewriting Wuthering Heights. Heathcliff Becomes the Narrator of the Story / p. 48
Alexandru Dragoș Ivana
Between What Has Been and What Should Be:
Don Quixote and Eighteenth-Century English Quixotism / p. 54
Manuela Macarie
Representations of Taste in the Regency Period / p. 61
Anca Magiru
”Rex Quondam Rexque Futurus”, Approaches to a Myth which Spans Eternity / p. 67
Alina Elena Oneț
Regeneration and Apotheosis in D.H. Lawrence's Sons and Lovers – Transcending
One's Sense of Incompleteness / p. 73
Alina Popescu
Under Erasure: Chronological Time in P. Ackroyd's The House of Doctor Dee / p. 84
Adrian Radu
Inscapes of God, Power and Beauty in „The Starlight Night” and „The Windhover” by Gerard Manley Hopkins / p. 90
Diana Stah
Laurence Sterne and the Stream of Consciousness / p. 96
Olga Stroia
A Possible Barthesian Frame for John Fowles' The Cloud / p. 100
AMERICAN STUDIES
Robert Azzarello
Mapping the Subject: Michel Foucault, Willa Cather, and Ecocriticism / p. 106
Iulia Blănuță
Sin and Innocence in the American Romance Tradition / p. 112
Ruxanda Bontilă
Joyce Carol Oates: Broke Heart Blues or What our Myths are Made of / p. 119
Irina Chirica
Native Americans in Stereotypes and Archetypes / p. 126
Radu Cozmei
The Reception of Nathaniel Hawthorne's Symbolic and Allegoric Modes of Expresion / p. 132
Petru Iamandi
Achieving Performativity and Losing Humanity in Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? / p. 137
Camelia-Dana Mihăilescu
Dilemmas of Jewish-American Identity Formation in Anzia Yezierska's Encounter with the Limits. A Bridge to Otherness / p. 147
Elena-Maria Rusu
The Sense of Decay in The Custom House / p. 156
LANGUAGE STUDIES
Lucia-Cristina Albu
English-based Computerese in German/ p. 163
Camelia Constantinescu
Projecting Degree in English and Romanian / p. 172
Laura Carmen Cuțitaru
Mapping the Brain, Mapping the Future / p. 185
Daniela Doboș
Word Games / p. 190
Horia Hulban
Metonymy between the Schools of Linguistics / p. 196
Tatiana Iațcu
Phrasal Verbs with „In” and „At” / p. 222
Tamara Lăcătușu
Advertising Luxury Goods in Magazines / p. 228
Carmen Maftei
Voice Representations in Garabet Ibrăileanu's Adela / p. 234
Silvia Manoliu
On Emotive Meaning / p. 241
Maria Nicolescu
Doctrinary Discourse between Faith and Science /p. 256
Adrian Poruciuc
Tok Pisin as Future English?
Norbert Poruciuc
Future Onomastics in Isaac Asimov's Foundation and Empire / p. 268
Rodica Ștefan
Language Interference between Romanian and English / p. 271
Daniela Țuchel
The Updateness of Discussing Relevance / p. 282
Carmen Velică
Chatspeak: English at Play in Chat Rooms / p. 293
Marius Velică
Journalese Revisited / p. 302
Cristina-Mihaela Zamfir
Verbs Expressing Violence: Uses and Misuses in Business English / p. 307
GENDER/FEMINISM
Michaela Praisler
Accessing Silent Territories. Contemporary Poetry on Women / p. 315
Smaranda Ștefanovici
Woman and Domesticity: Permanence and Change / p. 321
TRANSLATION STUDIES
Oana Bargan
Subjectivity and Objectivity in Interpreting. A Psyhcological Approach / p. 329
Roxana Bîrsanu
The Translator in Wonderland: Translating Children's Literature / p. 336
Elena Croitoru
Modality and the Translator / p. 343
Rodica Dimitriu
Ideological Clashes in Translation: The Case of Eyeless in Gaza / p. 350
Antoanela Marta Dumitrașcu
Similarities and Dissimilarities between the English, Romanian and
Italian Conditional Sentences. Equivalence and Non-Equivalence in Translation / p. 360
Camelia Gheorghieș
Overview of Translation Strategies Used in Legal Translation / p. 372
Teodora Ghivirigă
Translation of Names in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings / p. 378
Cristina Misievici
Harry Potter and the Language of Secrets: The Translation of Names in
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets / p. 387
Alina Miu
The Semantics of Fiction and Translation in Edgar Allan Poe’s The Oval Portrait / p. 394
Veronica Popescu
Translation, Translator, Faithfulness: The Unreliable Translator / p. 403
Iulian Răileanu
Translating Puns in Advertisments / p. 412
Eleonora Rusnac
Editing in Consecutive Interpreting. Pros and Cons / p. 433
Oana Țurcanu
Metaphor in Translation / p. 433
IRISH STUDIES
Iulia-Veronica Beldiman
A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift: Structure as Meaning / p. 442
Ligia Constantinescu
Ironic Modulations of Short Story Poetics in Samuel Beckett’s „Dante and the
Lobster” (from More Pricks than Kicks, 1932-4) and Textes pour Rien, 1955/
Texts for Nothing, 1965 / p. 453
Aba-Carina Pârlog
Adaptability and the Elderly Body in Samuel Beckett’s Trilogy / p. 467
Nicoleta Stanca
Mapping the Future of the Irish Connection in North America: Permanence and
Change in Conteporary Irish Poetry Drawing on the American Experience / p. 473
POST-COLONIAL STUDIES
Emilia Ivancu
Identities in Change – Identity Lost, Identity Regained in VS Naipaul’s The Enigma of
Arrival and Salman Rushdie’s The Ground beneath her Feet / p. 484
Titus Pop
Englishness and Otherness in Ondaatje’s The English Patient / p. 491
Daniela Rogobete
The Future is Just a Dream Away / p. 495
Florin Eduard Irimia
The Ultimate Paradox: Ironies, Anomalies and Funny Things about
Canada and Canadians / p. 503
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
Radu Andriescu
Poetry on both Sides of the Iron Curtain / p. 510
Dana Bădulescu
Metropolis Reflections in One-Day Novels: Mrs. Dalloway and Ulysses / p. 515
CULTURAL STUDIES
Remus Bejan
The Author: Contributions to the History of an Idea / p. 522
Scott Kenworthy
Mircea Eliade’s Re-Invention of Himself in North-America / p. 549
Laura Ioana Leon
Cultural Images of Victorianism in Th. Hardy’s Fiction / p. 556
Andreea-Tereza Nițișor
Ethnic Markers in a Changing World – Magical Realist Elements as Ethnic
Markers in Rudolfo Anaya’s Bless Me, Ultima / p. 656
STYLISTICS
Andrea Bargan
Text Linguistics and Stylistics / p. 578
Maria Bojan
The Stylistic Component / p. 584
Iuliana Lungu
Economic Metaphors We Live By / p. 599
Teona Muscalu
Stylistic Devices based on Verbs / p. 606
Daniela Șorcaru
Stylistic Functions: A Spider-Web-Like World of Linguistic Realizations / p. 610
TEACHING METHODOLOGY
Anca Cehan
Mapping Past and Present in Classroom Discourse Analysis / p. 619
Anca Cristina Colibaba
Incongruencies between Learning Styles and Teaching Preferences / p. 627
Ștefan Colibaba
The Study of Literature and Skills Development in EFL Contexts / p. 633
Ileana Oana Macari
The Spanish Official Language Schools (Escuelas Oficiales de Idiomas) / p. 639
Anca Codruța Stănișoara
English and Romanian Women Sonneteers – A Possible Comparative Approach
And Syllabus Suggestion / p. 647
Daniela Țuchel
We Look Back and Move Forward. Washback on the Position of Self-Study / p. 652
MODERNISM / POSTMODERNISM
Elena Butoescu
Modernity and its Myths / p. 660
Anca Mihaela Dobrinescu
Virginia Woolf’s The Waves – A Modernist’s Postmodernist Offer / p. 666
Lucia Opreanu
Intimations of the Future from the Archives of the Past: The Topos of the
Library in the Postmodern Novel / p. 671
Irina Toma
John Barth: A Postmodernist Reading of Myth / p. 678
THEATRE AND FILM STUDIES
Odette Blumenfeld
Shakespeare’s King Lear - Bond’s Lear: A Comparative Study / p. 687
Dumitru Dorobăț
Shakespeare’s Songs as Tragic Intensifiers / p. 700
Oana Godeanu
Goodbye Lenin! – Mapping the Past of the Self into the Future of the Other / p. 708
Simona Mitocaru
The American Family in Sam Shepard’s Drama / p. 716
Rodica Pioariu
On the American Drama Translated into Romanian in the 50’s and 60’s – with
Special Reference to Arthur Miller / p. 726
Ana-Maria Ștefan
Monsters in The Cenci / p. 731
Tradition, Modernism and Postmodernism
Iasi, 2003
Editors: Odette Blumenfeld
Radu Andriescu
Editura Universitas XXI, 2005, 790 p.
ISBN 973-7889-00-2
Living in between and on Borders
Iasi, 2001
Editors: Odette Blumenfeld
Radu Andriescu
Editura Universitas XXI, 2003, 544 p.
ISBN 973-8344-23-9
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AMERICAN STUDIES
Blanuta, Iulia Andreea
THE SYMBOLISM OF PHYSICAL BLINDNESS IN FLANNERY O’CONNOR’S WISE BLOOD 179
Blumenfeld, Odette
ANGELS IN AMERICA – A PLAY ABOUT THE QUEERING OF AMERICA (AND MUCH MORE ) ON BROADWAY AND IN BUCHAREST 185
Chiru-Jitaru, Ileana
OSTENSIBLE VIOLENCE AGAINST POSTMODERN AESTHETICS: PULP FICTION 193
Cozmei, Radu
HAWTHORNE AND THE CINEMATIC SCARLET LETTER 203
Mitocaru, Elena Simona
SYMBOLS OF THE CITY IN DAVID MAMET’S PLAY 207
Petrut, Bianca Oana
LIFE VS. DEATH IN EUGENE O’NEILL’S MOURNING BECOMES ELECTRA 212
Pop, Liliana
LIVING AND WRITING IN BETWEEN BORDERS. A MINOR MOMENT IN T. S. ELIOT’S POETRY. THE “QUATRAIN” POEMS 217
BRITISH STUDYES
Barbulescu, Dana
ANTAGONIOSM AND ONENESS IN D. H. LAURENCE’S FICTION 228
Cutitaru, Codrin Liviu
IN-BETWEEN CULTURAL BORDERS: THE CASE IN THE INDIAN/JUDEAN REFERENCE IN OTHELLO 234
Catalan, Zelma
ON THAT DEBATABLE LAND: CONSTRUCTING THE SOCIAL THROUGH POLITENESS STRTEGIES IN THACKERAY’S MATURE FICTION 237
Harabagiu Leporda, Claudia
CROSSING BORDERS: SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIV-ISM AND MAGIC REAL-ISM IN JEANETTE WINTERSON’S ORANGES ARE NOT THE ONLY FRUIT (1985) 248
Macari, Oana
THE ROLE OF THE CONVERSATION IN CONFIGURING CHARACTER IDENTITY IN EVELYN WAUGH’S SCOOP 255
Macarie, Manuela
ROMANTIC POETS PIONEERING IN THE ENVIRONMENTAL TRADITION 263
Mudure, Michaela
JOHN DRYDEN AND ANN KILLIGREW OR: IS THE MIRROR UPSIDE DOWN ? 269
Nicolescu, Corneliu
FEMALE PROSTITUTION IN ENGLAND 280
Rangu, Gabriela
TIME AND SUBJECTIVITY IN TIME’S ARROW 287
Turchel, Daniela
DERAILING A LIE 291
Vianu, Lidia
ESSENTIALS OF THE DESPERADO AGE 298
Vlad, Eduard
FUCTIONS OF METAFICTIONAL ELEMENTS IN DAVID LODGE’S CHANGING PLACES AND SMALL WORLD 306
Volceanov, George
SHAKESPEARE AND FLETCHER’S THE TWO NOBLE KINSMEN – A PROLOGUE TO THE PATRIARCHAL POLITICS OF THE RESTORATION THEATRE? 312
CANADIAN STUDIES
Irimia, Florin Eduard
BLURRED IDENTITIES IN LEONARD COHEN’S BEAUTIFUL LOSERS 320
Olos, Ana
HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, NATURE AND CAMP IN FINDLEY’S NOT WANTED ON THE VOYAGE 324
IRISH STUDYES
Albu, Ina Laura
A MAZE OF DARK CUNNING NETS ON THE ENGLISH-IRISH RELATIONSHIP 335
Balinisteanu, Tudor
WORLDLY FAERIES AND OTHERWORLDLY WOMEN 339
Adrian, Radu
EARLY GAELIC POETRY AND MONASTIC TRADITION 356
Todirica, Gianina
BEYOND BORDERS WITH STEPHEN DEDALUS 366
POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES
Iatcu, Tatiana – Zoltan, Ildiko
A SOCIAL CASE IN “DISGRACE” BY J. M. COETZEE 370
Praisler, Michaela
CULTURAL SYMBOLSM(S) AT WAR IN SALMAN RUSHIDIE’S THE FIREBIRD’S NEST 374
CULTURAL STUDIES, COMPARATIVE STUDIES
Avadanei, Stefan
SOCRATES IS BACK, AND SO ARE HIS PLATOS; 2400 YEARS AFTER 381
Dorobat, Dumitru
JAPAN – LAFCADIO HEARN AND ION PILLAT: A CROSS-CULTURAL APPROACH 397
Hurjui, Mariana
THE LIFE OF COMMODITIES: ASPECTS OF CONSUMER CULTURE IN DREISER’S SISTER CARRIE 404
Koleva Dushkova, Mariya
THE ADVANTAGES OF INHABITING THE PERIPHERY: THE CASE OF DRACULA 408
Mihaila, Rodica
PROBLEMATIZING BOUNDARIES IN AMERICAN CULTURE: THE POSTCOLONIAL PERSPECTIVE 414
Rus, Laura Bianca
THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTING IDENTITIES 419
Stanciu,, Virgil
HISTORY, POLITICS AND THE NOVEL 427
Stefanovici, Smaranda
PERVERSENESS OVER RATIONAL THOUGHT IN LITERATURE 434
Welsh, Jim
DRACULA SUCKS! OR, WHY FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA’S DRACULA IS NOT REALLY “BRAM STOKER’S DRACULA” OR WALLACHIA’S DRACULA 441
FEMINIST STUDIES, GENDER STUDIES
Chirica, Irina
FEMININE APPROACHES IN THE AMERICAN LITERATURE OF THE WEST 447
Colipca, Gabriela
CONFLICTING SOCIAL AND SEXUAL PATTERNS IN THE EIGHT-EEN CENTURY NOVEL 454
Constantinescu, Ligia
ALTERNATIVE MODELS OF GENDERED CONSTRUCTIONS OF THE SELF IN ENGLISH ROMANTICISM: WILLIAM AND DOROTHY WORDSWORTH 463
Danco, Krisztina
“ANDROGYNE, MON AMOUR”: TENNESSEE WILLIAMS’S THEORY OF GENDER AND SEXUALITY 470
Edelstein, Marlene R.
GENDER ANXIETY IN THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD 479
Garjan, Oana
CHARACTER ROLES AND PARTICIPANT ROLES OF WOMEN IN AIRLINE ADVERTISING 491
Iancu, Anca Luminita
IMAGES OF WOMEN IN KATE CHOPIN’S WORK 501
Macsiniuc, Cornelia
CAMP AS A MODE OF SEDUCTION: GENDER REPRESENTATION IN ANGELA CARTER’S THE BLOODY CHAMBER 501
Raileanu, Nicoleta M.
INTERSECTIONS OF BODY AND GENDER: ANNE RICE’S VAMPIRE FIGURES 517
Rusu, Elena Maria
SYNTHETIC VIEW ON GENDER DISCOURSE 526
METHODOLOGY
Cehan, Anca
WRITING I, THOU AND IT INTO READING 531
Visan, Iulian – Miu, Alina
MAIN DIFFICULTIES WITH ENGLISH PLACE AND TIMEPREPOSITIONS – A METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH 537
From Margin to Centre 
Iasi, 2000
Editors: Odette Blumenfeld
Radu Andriescu
Editura Universitas XXI, 2000, 282 p.
ISBN 973-99810-5-4