Transylvanian Review Vol. XXVIII Supplement no 1, 2019

• Content

• Romanian Moralists: Maiorescu and Iorga

• The Institution of Literary Genre in Old Romanian Culture: The Slavonic Case

• Theories of the Biographical Genres in Romanian Postwar Criticism

• Habeas Corpus: The Resurgence of Lyricism in the Romanian Poetry of the 1960s Generatio

• Big Numbers: A Quantitative Analysis of the Development of the Novel in Romania

• Mobile Frontiers: Instrumentations of Paraliterature in Modern Romanian Literature (1878–2018)

• The French Novel in Translation: A Distant Reading for Romania during Communism (1944–1989)

• Identity and Universality in the Work of Panait Istrati

• Panaït Istrati et la typologie du “vagabond”

• Un fédéraliste pacifiste à outrance: Le jeune Emil Cioran sur la souveraineté nationale et sur le projet confédératif européen

• An Unresolved Polemic of Romanian Modernity in the Cultural Press of 1995–1996

• Uno spazio di circolazione dell’identità letteraria romena: La rivista culturale “Familia” negli anni 1865–1880

• Ethic vs. Aesthetic: Coordinates of Revision in Cultural Journalism between 1990 and 1993

• Reception Patterns: Marin Preda at the Beginning of the 1990s

• INTELLIT. The Digitization of the General Dictionary of Romanian Literature (GDRL): I Modes of Engagement between Literature and Information Technology

• The Change of Medium and the Medium That Changes: Narrative Literature, Networks and the Digital

• A New Digital Solution for Promoting of the Romanian Literary Patrimony

• Towards the Development of an Innovative Platform for the Systematization and Preservation of the Romanian Literary Patrimony

• Discourses of Economic Crisis in Romanian Media: An Automated Analysis Using the ReaderBench Framework

• An Intercultural Approach to Translation Literature, Soft Power and Global Diplomacy

• Translating the (Meta)Language of Romanian Literary Criticism at the End of the Twentieth Century and the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century: Theoretical and Practical Aspects

• Conceptual Metaphors of Identity in Contemporary Romanian Public Discourse: A Cognitive and Quantitative Approach

• The Limits of (Un)translatability: Culturemes in Translation Practice

• Contributors