Intercultural Communication and Literature (CIL)

The general research-development-innovation areas focus on:

  1. Developing and enriching the existing research lines at a national and international level, applicable to the specificity of the following domains: Philology, Cultural studies and Communication studies;
  2. Identifying and developing new inter and multidisciplinary fundamental and practically applied research lines in the above-mentioned domains, having direct relevance to identity dynamics in pluri/multicultural contexts, to linguistic interferences in spaces open to intercultural dialogue, as well as to cultural and identity representations reflected in the mass-media;
  3. Providing training, expertise, counselling, consultancy and evaluation particularly to the following domains: Philology, Cultural studies and Communication studies.

 The secondary research-development-innovation areas focus on:

I. Literary configurations and Romanian identity benchmarks in a global context.

  • Romanian literature in totalitarianism and post totalitarianism;
  • European models in Romanian literature of the 19th and 20th;
  • Canon and anti-canon in the Romanian literature and critique of the 20th-21st;
  • Cultural memory and literary representations.

II. Linguistic policies in the current European cultural space.

  • Communication and plurilingualism;
  • Current orientations in the study of the Romanian language. Transcultural perspectives;
  • Romanian language and Romanian cultural identity.

III. European cultural models and cultural-identity representations reflected in the mass media.

  • Identity marks and plurilingualism in the media discourse;
  • Borders and generic transgressions. From literature to media representation;
  • Language interference and media discourse.