2010 Colloquium

Literature and politics

Contents

Mircea Anghelescu: Literature and politics.

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Mihaela Albu (Craiova): Literature and politics in the literary journals of the diaspora;

Dan Anghelescu (Craiova): The New York newspaper Lumea liberă – a political and cultural journal of the Romanian diaspora;

Şerban Axinte (Iaşi): Theories of the novel at „end of the history of the novel”;

Andrei Bodiu (Brasov): Communist Censorship and the Romanian poetry of the '80s;

Crina Bud (Baia Mare): The grand totalitarian code and the codes of the moral and aesthetic revolt;

Paul Cernat (Bucureşti): Literary criticism and Eastern ethical revisionism in post-communist Romania;

Bogdan Creţu (Iaşi): Visions of power inIstoria ieroglifică;

Adina Diniţoiu (Bucureşti): Undermining politics through text in Mircea Nedelciu’s work;

Caius Dobrescu (Bucureşti): Literature between solidarity and (in)decision: the two ways of representing democratic experience;

Irina Georgescu (Bucharest): The recurrence of political allusions in the work of Al. Muşina and Florin Iaru ;

Aliona Grati (Chişinău): Aureliu Busuioc’s novel Hronicul găinarilor versus the power-sanctioned Istoria integrată a Moldovei;

Puiu Ioniţă (Iaşi): The political subtext of the avangarde;

Alexandru Matei (Bucureşti): Fairy-tale communism. The ethos of the new and the old biographism;

Anca Ramona Matei (Iaşi): The representation of the police state in the literature of Ioan Petru Culianu ;

Andreea Olivia Matei (Bucureşti) : Elements of communist mythology in Romanian historical prose (1944-1989) ;

Georgiana Panait (Rm.Sărat) : Representations of politics in literature;

Antonio Patraş (Iaşi) : Breaking up with Moldova;

Ion Pop (Cluj) : Ion Gheorghe’sElegii politice;

Catrinel Popa (Bucureşti) : Strategies of exorcising fear in the writing of Hertha Müller ;

Iuliana Savu (Iaşi) :V. Sorokin and the conscience of literary dystopia ;

Chris Tănăsescu (Bucureşti): Poetics of the communities and communalities at the beginning of the 21st century;

Andrei Terian (Sibiu): Politics and aesthetics in British literary criticism;

Cornel Ungureanu (Timişoara): Between geopolitics and literature;

Mădălina Vatcu (Bucureşti): Aesthetics and history: the case of Cahiers de l’est