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Books by Magdalena Filary
by Lucian Vasile Bagiu, Monica Manolachi, Dana Radler, Marina-Cristiana Rotaru, Danciu Petru Adrian, Magdalena Filary, Carmen Darabus, Chris Tanasescu (MARGENTO), Titela VILCEANU, Felix Nicolau, Felix Nicolau, and Simina Pîrvu
Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies, 2018
In the first volume of Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies (ISSN 2003-0924) we are happy to welco... more In the first volume of Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies (ISSN 2003-0924) we are happy to welcome ten articles and two book reviews on Romanian language, literature, culture and film, written either in English or Romanian, by academics from various established universities. Literature section is well represented by authors with affiliation to University of Bucharest, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, The “A. Philippide” Institute of Romanian Philology, Iași, West University of Timișoara and “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia. The articles explore alluring and sensitive issues such as censorship, identity, marginality, prophetism, adaptation or escape, casting innovative visions on the works of canonical Romanian writers (Mihail Sadoveanu, Ionel Teodorenu, Mircea Eliade, Gabriel Liiceanu) and on the creations of less explored artists (Tia Șerbănescu, Liliana Corobca, Henriette Yvonne Stahl, Cătălin Dorian Florescu). Film section benefits from the original insights of academics from Technical University of Civil Engineering, Bucharest and Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași, centring mostly on contemporaneity, in interdisciplinary approaches: a documentary by Sorin Ilieșiu turns out a perfect ground for social semiotics and the Romanian New Wave is decoded through the psychological and social symbolism of colours. Thanks to “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia Cultural studies depict the realm of ethnology and sacred folk literature, dissecting the metamorphosis of a deity from a prehistoric totem, due to the masculine Dacian cults, into a demon with Semite elements, finally corrected by Christian syncretism by its transformation into a legend. The same university offers in the Linguistics section an interdisciplinary approach which combines historical linguistics, semantics, pragmatics, lexicology, lexicography, history and cultural studies in a suggestion for an alternate etymological approach to a few words used to depict the realm of the Dacians in a contemporary novel, a stylistic endeavour which may have actually voiced the little-known substratum idiom. Owing to University of Craiova and Lund University the Book reviews section approaches a Polish exegesis to the philosophical anthropology of Mircea Eliade and a presentation of a literary theory tome (comprising translation studies and semiotic tackling) by Romulus Bucur.
Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies is published in collaboration with “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia, Romania and welcomes contributions from scholars all over the world.
Papers by Magdalena Filary
Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies, 2018
The Polish exegesis of Mircea Eliade's work has grown after 1989 through monographs and studi... more The Polish exegesis of Mircea Eliade's work has grown after 1989 through monographs and studies devoted entirely to hermeneutics that the historian and phenomenologist of religions imposes on the sciences dealing with the study of sacredness, of religious phenomena and related symbolism. The book Man in the Symbol World. Philosophical Anthropology of Mircea Eliade by Artur Rega is among them.
Mircea Eliade este considerat în Polonia unul dintre cei mai remarcabili umanişti ai secolului XX... more Mircea Eliade este considerat în Polonia unul dintre cei mai remarcabili umanişti ai secolului XX. Recenziile la traducerile operelor sale care au apărut în comunism şi postcomunism în Polonia oglindesc receptarea scriitorului de către cercetători polonezi, precum şi a ideologiei lui. Pe parcursul anilor, această receptare s-a schimbat în funcție de situația politică. Cu toate că Eliade nu făcea parte din categoria "autorilor interzişi", regimul comunist nu a permis publicarea operelor sale fără cenzură. Şi astfel, din motive necunoscute, publicarea scrierilor eliadeşti s-a făcut abia după abolirea cenzurii. Cu toate acestea, primele recenzii a trebuit să ascundă unele sensuri şi mesaje pentru a putea fi publicate în presa poloneză. Una dintre lucrările care tratează creația lui Eliade este eseul lui Leszek Kołakowski 1 Mircea Eliade: Religia jako paraliż czasu (Mircea Eliade: Religia ca o paralizie a timpului), o scurtă introducere la Tratatul de istorie a religiilor (edi...
by Lucian Vasile Bagiu, Monica Manolachi, Dana Radler, Marina-Cristiana Rotaru, Danciu Petru Adrian, Magdalena Filary, Carmen Darabus, Chris Tanasescu (MARGENTO), Titela VILCEANU, Felix Nicolau, Felix Nicolau, and Simina Pîrvu
Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies, 2018
In the first volume of Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies (ISSN 2003-0924) we are happy to welco... more In the first volume of Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies (ISSN 2003-0924) we are happy to welcome ten articles and two book reviews on Romanian language, literature, culture and film, written either in English or Romanian, by academics from various established universities. Literature section is well represented by authors with affiliation to University of Bucharest, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, The “A. Philippide” Institute of Romanian Philology, Iași, West University of Timișoara and “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia. The articles explore alluring and sensitive issues such as censorship, identity, marginality, prophetism, adaptation or escape, casting innovative visions on the works of canonical Romanian writers (Mihail Sadoveanu, Ionel Teodorenu, Mircea Eliade, Gabriel Liiceanu) and on the creations of less explored artists (Tia Șerbănescu, Liliana Corobca, Henriette Yvonne Stahl, Cătălin Dorian Florescu). Film section benefits from the original insights of academics from Technical University of Civil Engineering, Bucharest and Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași, centring mostly on contemporaneity, in interdisciplinary approaches: a documentary by Sorin Ilieșiu turns out a perfect ground for social semiotics and the Romanian New Wave is decoded through the psychological and social symbolism of colours. Thanks to “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia Cultural studies depict the realm of ethnology and sacred folk literature, dissecting the metamorphosis of a deity from a prehistoric totem, due to the masculine Dacian cults, into a demon with Semite elements, finally corrected by Christian syncretism by its transformation into a legend. The same university offers in the Linguistics section an interdisciplinary approach which combines historical linguistics, semantics, pragmatics, lexicology, lexicography, history and cultural studies in a suggestion for an alternate etymological approach to a few words used to depict the realm of the Dacians in a contemporary novel, a stylistic endeavour which may have actually voiced the little-known substratum idiom. Owing to University of Craiova and Lund University the Book reviews section approaches a Polish exegesis to the philosophical anthropology of Mircea Eliade and a presentation of a literary theory tome (comprising translation studies and semiotic tackling) by Romulus Bucur.
Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies is published in collaboration with “1 Decembrie 1918” University of Alba Iulia, Romania and welcomes contributions from scholars all over the world.
Swedish Journal of Romanian Studies, 2018
The Polish exegesis of Mircea Eliade's work has grown after 1989 through monographs and studi... more The Polish exegesis of Mircea Eliade's work has grown after 1989 through monographs and studies devoted entirely to hermeneutics that the historian and phenomenologist of religions imposes on the sciences dealing with the study of sacredness, of religious phenomena and related symbolism. The book Man in the Symbol World. Philosophical Anthropology of Mircea Eliade by Artur Rega is among them.
Mircea Eliade este considerat în Polonia unul dintre cei mai remarcabili umanişti ai secolului XX... more Mircea Eliade este considerat în Polonia unul dintre cei mai remarcabili umanişti ai secolului XX. Recenziile la traducerile operelor sale care au apărut în comunism şi postcomunism în Polonia oglindesc receptarea scriitorului de către cercetători polonezi, precum şi a ideologiei lui. Pe parcursul anilor, această receptare s-a schimbat în funcție de situația politică. Cu toate că Eliade nu făcea parte din categoria "autorilor interzişi", regimul comunist nu a permis publicarea operelor sale fără cenzură. Şi astfel, din motive necunoscute, publicarea scrierilor eliadeşti s-a făcut abia după abolirea cenzurii. Cu toate acestea, primele recenzii a trebuit să ascundă unele sensuri şi mesaje pentru a putea fi publicate în presa poloneză. Una dintre lucrările care tratează creația lui Eliade este eseul lui Leszek Kołakowski 1 Mircea Eliade: Religia jako paraliż czasu (Mircea Eliade: Religia ca o paralizie a timpului), o scurtă introducere la Tratatul de istorie a religiilor (edi...