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Studia Philologia is a double-blind, peer-reviewed academic quarterly, published by the Faculty of Letters, Babeș-Bolyai University, in the fields of literary and cultural studies and linguistics.
Our newest issue is out! Enjoy your weekend coffee with a fascinating read from our Studia Philologia 2/2024: Uneven Worlds. Guest edited by Marius Conkan and Laura T. Ilea, this special number "investigates the role played by regional and (semi-)peripheral cultures within world-systems and geographies of uneven development." See the thought-provoking full texts and pick your next read here:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1564.pdf
Our first number of 2024 is out! Studia Philologia 1/2024 brings together contributions on the topic of emerging terminologies and specialised translation. Guest edited by Cristina Varga and Maria Teresa Zanola, this special issue offers readers well-researched articles on terminological tendencies in various fields, from political and scientific discourse, to blockchain and nanotechnology, to fashion, gastronomy, and more. We hope you enjoy the articles, interviews, and reviews of this number.
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1549.pdf
A new issue of Studia Philologia is out! Titled “(Ainda) sobre os marcadores discursivos: Perspetivas contrastivas com o português,” this special number is edited by Isabel Margarida Duarte and Rogelio Ponce de León Romeo. The studies included here tackle the subject of discourse markers as they are used in Portuguese, and shed light on how this usage contrasts that in other languages. We invite you to explore the topic and the fine contributions here:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1530.pdf
We wish you happy and restful holidays!
Proud to have hosted an interview with this year's Nobel Prize for Literature winner, Norwegian novelist Jon Fosse, in the summer 2023 issue of Studia Philologia. Here is the link to it:http://www.studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/philologia/2023_2/17.pdf
Studia Philologia 3/2023 is now out, bringing the public a special issue edited by Andrew Rudd (University of Cambridge) and Dragoș Ivana (University of Bucharest), focusing on sentimentality in works from the eighteenth century. The volume brings together articles that explore the concept of sentimentalism and its influence on the culture and literature of the eighteenth century, and more broadly what the function of emotion is in human subjectivity. Thank you to the editors and all the contributors for making this volume possible!
As we embark on a new academic year together, we would also like to extend our best wishes to collaborators, professors, and students alike!
Peruse and enjoy the full volume here:
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1516.pdf
Our 2/2023 number is out! The latest is a special issue tackling perspectives on the Scandinavian cultural imaginary. Guest edited by Roxana-Ema Dreve, Raluca-Daniela Duinea, and Raluca Pop, this number brings together papers on the languages, the cultures, and the literature of Scandinavia, as well as three interviews which are not to be missed. Enjoy!
Link:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1498.pdf
Our first issue of 2023 is out! Guest edited by Elena Platon and Ioana Sonea, this volume reunites papers on "The Imaginary of Linguistic Imaginary". The contributions to this special issue tackle various topics including metaphors in language, literary works, and folklore; the linguistic imaginary of politics, ideology, and culture; the collective imaginary found in the online world; and much more. You can check out the full articles and reviews here:
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1480.pdf
The last issue of 2022 is here! This special number edited by Alexandra Cotoc and Diana Cotrau explores the topic of "Textual Negotiation of Online Identities" and reunites original papers and studies on linguistic global phenomena, from code-switching to the use of memes and emojis, and various other aspects of computer-mediated communication. A captivating read on a relevant and contemporary topic, Studia Philologia's 4/2022 is waiting for you to peruse and enjoy it.
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1465.pdf
Our latest issue, on Romanian Literary History at a Crossroads, is out! Guest edited by Daiana Gârdan, Emanuel Modoc, and Christian Moraru, Studia Philologia 3/2022 contains not only articles exploring this topic, but also a series of interviews with fourteen scholars who answer our questions on the challenges of contemporary literary history: Stephen Burn, Robert Eaglestone, Mihai Iovănel, Keith Mitchell, Brian Ó Conchubhair, Patrick O’Donnell, Daniel O’Gorman, Eve Patten, Samah Selim, Mohammed Senoussi, Rūta Šlapkauskaitė, Andrei Terian, Galin Tihanov, and Bertrand Westphal. You can read their contributions here:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1448.pdf
We hope you enjoy these reads, and we wish you best of luck in the academic year starting very soon!
We are very excited to share the latest issue of Studia Philologia coordinated by Ema Vyroubalova, on the topic of "Theorizing Literary Animals", which gathers contributions devoted to the relationship between literary theory and animal studies.
"One important quality the articles have in common, in addition to their commitment to multidisciplinary inquiry and international outlook, is an effort at making an intellectual contribution to ethically responsible scholarship that concurrently works to raise awareness and inspire positive action in relation to sustainability, environmental protection, and animal rights and welfare."
Thank you to all the contributors. Enjoy your reading!
Full issue:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1429.pdf
Studia Philologia's first issue of the year is here, featuring insightful papers on the topic of Romance languages. The special edition addresses various linguistic phenomena pertaining to the diachronic and synchronic study of Romance languages, touching on lexical, morphological, syntactic, and pragmatic issues, among others. Peruse and enjoy!
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1417.pdf
*CFP 3/2023*
Guest editors: Dr. Andrew Rudd (University of Exeter), Dr. Dragos Ivana (University of Bucharest)
We are excited to invite your contributions for our 3/2023 issue on “Rethinking the Sentimental Eighteenth Century”:
“The present issue aims to reevaluate the eighteenth-century culture of feeling founded on the conflation of moral philosophical, literary, medical, political, economic and legal theories. Contributions which draw upon new and emerging scholarly methods and build upon academic writing from past decades are encouraged. Papers in English and French should focus on cross currents between literature and other disciplines in order to refresh our understanding of both theories and representations of sensibility across eighteenth-century Europe”
For a full description of the thematic issue, as well as expected topics and an indicative bibliography, please see the full call here:
[EN]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_3_2023_EN.pdf
[FR]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_3_2023_FR.pdf
[RO]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_3_2023_RO.pdf
*CFP 2/2023*
Guest editors: Roxana-Ema Dreve, Raluca-Daniela Duinea, Raluca Pop
We invite you to send your contributions for our 2/2023 issue on Perspectives on the Scandinavian Cultural Imaginary. The analysis of the imaginary reflects the connection of different cultural, artistic, literary, linguistic, religious, social, and historical sets of images to the notion of identity, linking the term to aesthetics and reception. Different directions articulate the concept of “imaginary”, and in this volume we aim to analyse this concept with regard to Scandinavian culture, linguistics, and literature.
Please find the full call, the subdomains considered for this issue, as well as an indicative bibliography at the links below:
[EN]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_2_2023_EN.pdf
[FR]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_2_2023_FR.pdf
[NO]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_2_2023_NO.pdf
[RO]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_2_2023_RO.pdf
In between preparations for the holidays, take some time to enjoy a good read. Our final issue of 2021 is here: http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1400.pdf. Thank you to all the contributors and to our editors, Sanda-Valeria Moraru and Veronica Manole.
We wish all of you happy holidays and a joyful New Year!
*Call for Papers: 1/2023*
Our first thematic issue of 2023 will be dedicated to "The Imaginary of the Linguistic Imaginary", for which we invite contribution in English, Italian, and French. Specifically understood as the linguistic imaginary is a collective imaginary that is set in linguistic data and shaped by culture, which includes all the representations about the objects or phenomena in the world (both real and imagined), including representations about language itself (seen as a cultural object). You can read more about the proposed topic and find an indicative bibliography following the link below. We are looking forward to receiving your contributions!
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP_1_2023_EN.pdf
Sunteți invitați să trimiteți contribuții pentru numărul special aflat în pregătire la Studia Philologia (WOS ESCI, ERIH+) despre "Theorizing Literary Animals".
Vă rugăm să diseminați în rețelele dvs. academice, mai jos se află și CFP-ul pentru distribuire.
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/cfp_subbphilologia_2%202022_en.pdf
We can feel Friday approaching, and with it comes the joy of some free time. If you're looking for something to browse for a quality read, our 3/2021 number is just out, containing many interesting pieces on the theme "Die Deutsche Sprache und Literatur im Regionalen, Nationalen und Transnationalen Kontext. Fallbeispiele in Zentral- und Südosteuropa". Check out the full number here: http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1383.pdf.
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The weekend is upon us and we've got just the right thing for your weekend reading list. The newest issue of Studia Philologia (2/2021) is here, with papers on the topic of "Texts and Con-Texts", as well as several Miscellanea papers and reviews. Check out the full contributions at the link below!
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1365.pdf
*Call for Papers: 4/2022*
Our next thematic issue titled "Textual Negotiation of Online Identities", coordinated by guest editors dr. Diana Cotrău and dr. Alexandra Cotoc, offers space for papers on the relevant and current topic of computer-mediated communication. We welcome contributions tackling the online use of language, falling under joint or specific scientific approaches of sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, critical discourse analysis, applied linguistics, multilingual and intercultural communication, language policies, and more.
For a more detailed presentation of the issue's goals, more proposed topics as well as an indicative bibligraphy and timeline, check out the full CFP here:
[EN]:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/cfp_subbphilologia_4_2022_en.pdf
[RO]:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/cfp_subbphilologia_4_2022_ro.pdf
We are excited to read your contributions!
*Call for Papers: 3/2022*
We are excited to announce a collaboration for our special issue 3/2022: "Romanian Literary History at a Crossroads: Mihai Iovănel’s 'History of Contemporary Romanian Literature: 1990-2020' and the Cultural-Materialist and Transnational Turn in Literary Studies", with guest editors Daiana Gârdan (UBB), Emanuel Modoc (UBB), and Christian Moraru (UNCG). We invite two types of papers for this special issue: academic, theorized essays on the proposed topics; as well as a number of shorter, argumentative interventions, specifically focused on one issue related to the 'History'.
You can find all the details--as well as the proposed topics and bibliography--in our official call:
[EN]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/cfp_subbphilologia_3_2022_en.pdf
[RO]
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/cfp_subbphilologia_3_2022_ro.pdf
We are looking forward to reading your contributions!
Deadline: 1st of February 2022.
Looking for something to go with your Sunday coffee? Take a look at our 1/2021 issue, fresh out of the oven.
The first issue of this year pays tribute to Mircea Eliade, and it includes explorations of the author's literary work and his philosophy. The Miscellanea section includes a variety of papers on subjects covering literary theory, cinematic analysis, linguistics, and more. You can find the full issue at the link below. Peruse and enjoy!
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1348.pdf
*Call for Papers: 2/2022*
We are excited to welcome Dr. Ema Vyroubalova of Trinity College Dublin, the guest editor for our second issue of 2022 titled “Theorizing Literary Animals”. This thematic issue of Studia Philologia will be focused on animal studies in relation to literary texts and theories, as well as linguistic and cultural customs. We welcome your contributions on this and related topics; for a more detailed description of what the issue is expected to be, as well as niched topic ideas, see the full call for papers here:
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP/CFP_SUBBPhilologia_2%202022_EN.pdf
*Call for Papers: 1/2022*
Studia Philologia is happy to announce the call for papers for the first issue of 2022. The theme of the special issue coordinated by Dr. Adrian Chircu is “Études sur les langues romanes d’hier et d’aujourd’hui”. As such, we are looking forward to receiving papers on the linguistics of Romance languages, analyses of both the diversity and the similarities of Romance languages, and especially studies focusing on corpora analysis. For more details, see the full announcement here:
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP/Appel_SUBBPhilologia1_2022_FR.pdf
*Call for Papers, no. 4/2021*
Are you looking for a reputable journal to publish your work? We're looking for contributions for our fourth issue of this year! Check out the details at the links below:
[RO] http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP/CfP_SUBBPhilologia_4_2021_RO.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2bahg_WR6SCiKmIwy1FkC2PayxThGWSxAKA2ZxWnDvmBO8AITqL8jyhrU
[ES]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP/CfP_SUBBPhilologia_4_2021_ES.pdf
[PT]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP/CfP_SUBBPhilologia_4_2021_PT.pdf
*Call for Papers, no. 3/2021*
We are looking forward to receiving your contributions for our 3/2021 issue! More details at the link below:
[RO] http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP/CfP_SUBBPhilologia_3_2021_Ro.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2HvMuBnjO0K-zM_Li2ZwzOiR1oBbYSCKXplsrMluSsN9NHwftqfUAioyY
[GE]http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/serii/philologia/pdf/CFP/CfP_SUBBPhilologia_3_2021_Ge.pdf
2020 has come through for us! We're very proud to announce that Studia Philologia has been recognised as a top-tier journal by the National Council for Scientific Research 🤓
Cheers to the New Year! 🎆
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During this period, take the time to rest and heal. We wish you happy holidays and best of luck for the new year to come!
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