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1. THE POTENTIALS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO LITERATURE.

Author

BÉNYEI, PÉTER

Subjects
PSYCHOLOGY & literature, PSYCHOLOGICAL criticism, READER-response criticism, LITERARY criticism, NONFICTION
Abstract

The interplay of literature and psychology, the cross-section of these areas opens up vast possibilities for literary studies, but, at the same time, they cause just as many dilemmas: the reader enters an uncertain terrain when s/he endeavours to lay down the foundations for his/her reading at the cross-sections of the two disciplines. This paper sets out to answer a number of strategically posed questions: in what kind of conceptual discourse can we interpret the psychological representations of literary texts? What are at stake at such interpretations? Another aim of this investigation is to find a conceptual and discursive structure in which the novels of Mór Jókai can be analyzed within the framework of psychological criticism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

4. Reading the work of Valeria Nistor and Maria Micle.

Author

FODOREAN, Nastasia

Subjects
CATALOGING of serial publications, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Normele ISBD(M) şi ISBD(S) în modele şi exerciţii" (ISBD(M) and ISBD(S) Norms: Models and Exercises)," by Valeria Nistor and Maria Micle.

Published
1999

5. Testimonies from the History of University and Philosophy.

Author

SOÓS, Amália-Mária

Subjects
PHILOSOPHY, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Philosophie und Gestalt der Europäischen Universität," volume 18, edited by Istv´n M. Fehér and Peter L. Oesterreich.

Published
2010

6. Health, Illness, Healing.

Author

KIRÁLY V., István

Subjects
MEDICAL humanities, MEDICAL anthropology, NONFICTION
Abstract

A literary criticism of the book "Health, Illness and Healing: A Socio-Cultural Perspective," by Ionela Iacob is presented. It outlines the systematic analysis of medical humanities and explores its significance beyond the field of medical science and human intellectuality. It examines the dynamic construct of the multiple character and insights into the ethnological, psychological and social services aspects. An overview of the story is also given.

Published
2014

8. Death and History.

Author

LENGYEL, ZSUZSANNA MARIANN

Subjects
PHILOSOPHY of history, NONFICTION
Published
2016

12. Cultural Memory.

Author

COTOI, Amalia

Subjects
COLLECTIVE memory, NONFICTION
Published
2015

17. A Transylvanian History of Shakespeare.

Author

TŐKÉS, Orsolya

Subjects
THEATER, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Shakespeare Erdélyben. XIX. szézadi magyar nyelvű recepciê," by Katalin Ágnes Bartha.

Published
2012

19. A New Episteme: The Analogue Replacing the Digital.

Author

BOBB, Cătălin

Subjects
COMMUNICATION, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Imperiul comunic&#010E;rii: corp, imagine Ûi relaÛionare (The Empire of Communication: Body, Image, Relations)," by Aurel Codoban.

Published
2012

21. The Culture of Translation: Texts and Practices.

Author

Zsók, Izabella

Subjects
LITERATURE translations, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "The Culture of Translation: Texts and Practices," edited by Csilla Gábor and Ágnes Korondi.

Published
2012

22. Books and Typography in Moldavia.

Author

Ghermain, Alin-Mihai

Subjects
HISTORY of the book, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Books and Typography in Moldavia," by Elena Chiaburu.

Published
2012

26. On the Possibilities of Philosophy in the Seventies – Review –.

Author

SZÖCS, Krisztina

Subjects
PHILOSOPHY, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "A hetvenes évek filozófiai lehetoségei és valósága (The Possibilities and the Realities of Philosophy in the Seventies)," edited by Gábor Boros.

Published
2010

28. Political Mythbiography and Oral History.

Author

GRAMA, Sidonia NEDEIANU

Subjects
ANTI-communist movements, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Lazăr de la Rusca: Mitbiografie în comunism şi postsocialism/"Lazăr of Rusca: Mythicized Biography in Communism and Postsocialism," by Ionuţ Costea.

Published
2008

29. For a History of Death in the Romanian Historiographic Landscape -- the Presentation of Some Recent Collective Contributions.

Author

MUREŞAN, Monica

Subjects
NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the books "Reprezentări ale morţii în Transilvania secolelor XVI-XIX/Representations of Death in Transylvania in the 16-19th Centuries," edited by Mihaela Grancea, and "Discursuri despre moarte în Transilvania secolelor XVI-XI/Discourses on Death in Transylvania in the 16-20th Centuries," edited by Grancea and Ana Dumitran.

Published
2008

30. Approaches to the History of Hungarian Philosophy.

Author

Hajós, József

Subjects
HUNGARIAN philosophy, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Közelítések a mangyar filozófia történetéhez/Approaches to the History of Hungarian Philosophy," edited by Béla Mester and László Perecz.

Published
2005