Espaces de (la) fiction 2012

Le plaisir de dire/d’ouïr, le plaisir d’écrire/de lire

Colloque international, 23-25 mars 2012

Appel à communication / à contribution

Date limite : 20 décembre 2012

ORGANISATEURS

LE GROUPE DE RECHERCHE ESPACES DE (LA) FICTION, UNIVERSITE VASILE ALECSANDRI DE BACĂU - ROUMANIE

En collaboration avec

ECOLE NORMALE SUPERIEURE DE PARIS

UNIVERSITE PARIS 3 SORBONNE LA NOUVELLE

UNIVERSITE PAUL VALERY, MONTPELLIER 3

INSTITUT DES SCIENCES DE L’EDUCATION, BUCAREST

ECOLE SUPERIEURE DES LANGUES ETRANGERES, UNIVERSITE NATIONALE DE HA NOI, VIETNAM

LE CENTRE DE RECHERCHE INTERSTUD

ABDEF

Appel à participation et à contribution

La VIII^e édition du colloque organisé par le groupe de recherche Espaces de (la) fiction se veut une suite de la précédente axée sur le thème des passions dans le discours.

Nous vous invitons à nous faire parvenir des propositions de communications (en français) ayant trait au thème du colloque et portant sur n’importe quelle époque de la littérature, de l’histoire, de la culture françaises / francophones, sur la didactique du FLE, sur la représentation théâtrale. Voici une liste non-exhaustive de pistes de réflexions possibles :

- l’éloge, les compliments et la politesse

- plaisir d’ouïr (la satisfaction du flatté)

- le bien parler des orateurs / des politiciens

- plaire et séduire, morale et plaisir

- plaisir du texte ; style et écriture

- plaisir et réception du discours ; le plaisir dans l’acte de lecture

- plaisir de la construction de la représentation théâtrale et de sa réception

- plaisir / déplaisir

En même temps aura lieu le festival de théâtre DU THEATRE FRANCOPHONE A L’EUROPE. DE LA CLASSE À LA SCÈNE.

Pendant le festival des ateliers d’écriture et de théâtre animés par Régine Bruneau-Suhas, maître de conférences à l’Université « Michel de Montaigne » Bordeaux 3 et Gisèle Pierra, maître de conférences en Sciences du langage à l’Université Paul-Valéry Montpellier 3, la table ronde animée par Natalia Leclerc (Université de Bretagne Occidentale), agrégée de lettres modernes, docteur en littérature comparée et Nicolas Patout-Tcherkassov (Université Paris-X), metteur en scène, compagnie « Le Knout » permettront aux amateurs de théâtre francophone d’exercer l’art dramatique, d’enrichir leur compétence de communication en français, de développer leur imagination par des exercices de groupe et par la technique moderne du chœur dramatique. Les compagnies de théâtre françaises : La Joyeuse de Bordeaux, D’Arts D’Arts de l’Université d’Arras, Le Knout de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Scena de Chisinau donneront des représentations suivies de débats portant sur le plurilinguisme, sur le statut du français langue étrangère, des arts et de l’identité de chacun dans l’Union européenne.

Coordination:
Le groupe de recherche Espaces de (la) fiction

Inscription et délais de participation
- La communication des travaux, présentés en sections, doit se faire en français et ne dépassera pas 20 minutes.
Taxe de participation :
- 50 euros (inclut les documents de la conférence, les pauses café, cocktail et la publication de la communication);
- 30 euros pour les membres ABDEF et pour les étudiants en master et jeunes doctorants de Roumanie
- Les frais de voyage sont à la charge des participants (le logement au foyer universitaire est possible dans la limite des places disponibles (30 euros/nuit))

Contributions

Délais

Rentrée de la fiche d'inscription (modèle ci-dessous) comprenant le titre et le résumé de la communication proposée (maximum 15 lignes et 5 mots-clés) aux adresses suivantes avant le 20 décembre 2012

RALUCA BALAITA : ralucabalaita@yahoo.com

CRISTINA-IOANA MATEI : crismatei7@yahoo.fr

EMILIA MUNTEANU : em.maison.stnicolas@gmail.com

Pour toute question administrative : hébergement, règlement des frais, voyage, veuillez contacter CRISTINA-IOANA MATEI : crismatei7@yahoo.fr

La confirmation de la participation et la diffusion de la liste finale des contributions acceptées : 15 février 2012

Diffusion de la seconde circulaire (contenant des informations supplémentaires) : 20 février 2012

Le règlement des frais de participation : les modalités de paiement seront communiquées ultérieurement : 20 février 2012

L'envoi des articles : 1 mai 2012

L'avis du comité scientifique :1 juillet 2012

L'envoi des articles révisés (si nécessaire) conformément aux indications

reçues de la part des réviseurs et du comité scientifique 1 septembre 2012

Fiche d'inscription (colloque)
- Nom et prénom :
- Titre scientifique :
- Affiliation :
- Domaines d'intérêt :
- Publications représentatives (3 max.) :
- email:
- Téléphone :
- Adresse officielle :
- Titre de la communication :
- Aire thématique :
- Mots-clé (5):
- Résumé (15 lignes):

Fiche de participation (festival de théâtre)

Nom de la troupe :

Etablissement :

Pays :

Adresse :

Nombre des membres : F/M

Titre de la pièce représentée :

Matériels nécessaires :

Nous vous invitons à vivre ensemble cette belle aventure francophone et à faire partie de la famille de ceux qui créent et signent l’avenir culturel de chaque pays, de chaque région dans le contexte européen !

Responsable : Groupe de recherche "Espaces de la fiction", Université "Vasile Alecsandri" Bacau

Url de référence :
http://litere.ub.ro/

Adresse : 8, rue Spiru Haret 600 115 Bacau, Roumanie

The International Conference

CULTURAL SPACES

(2^nd edition)

MARGINS, MARGINALIZATION

AND THE DISCOURSE OF MARGINALITY

May 10 - 11, 2012

ORGANIZERS

· The Faculty of Letters, “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania;

· The Research group Cultural Spaces, Interstud Research Centre;

· The Research centre CETAL (the English section);

· Atatürk Üniversitesi, Erzurum, Turkey.

CALL FOR PAPERS

MARGINS, MARGINALIZATION AND THE DISCOURSE OF MARGINALITY

Margin(s) of society, marginalization as a social process, or global marginalization (brought about by European colonization, or/and as well as by localized hegemonic systems), exclusion-inclusion, centre-periphery, marginal experience, new ‘Othering’, have increasingly gained importance in cultural studies and discourse analyses. The recent growing interest in marginal cultures brings forth, besides issues such as culture – power – knowledge, (Michel Foucault), “principles and practices of identity and identification … access and acceptance …and group ideologies” (van Dijk 2000:160), aspects of marginality, referring to the ways in which not only cultures but also “[d]isciplines and discourses exclude and repress certain groups and terms in the construction of dominant and hegemonic patterns.” (Osborne 2002: 176). Within such a frame, the discourse about marginality (involving new topographies) and of marginality (referring to textual and discursive constructs and meanings, dominant readings, new ways of thinking about the social relations, such as feminism, for example) needs to be reconsidered.

The conference seeks to explore the definition of margins and marginalization, as well as the assumptions about the center/margin power structure, as analyzing the phenomenon of marginalization is not only a survey of a unit of society (the margin) but also an examination of the relationship between textual representation and claims to power.

The conference focuses on how such concepts, terms and social processes are put into discourse, on the diverse ways of expressing the state of being marginalized, on the marginality of textual and discursive spaces (such as their silences, subversions, evasions, or resistances), on the plight, place, and role of marginal cultures and identities. It also focuses on how the marginal state is constructed, as well as on the deconstruction of the binary opposition (center – margin) which is seen as a product of cultural negotiations.

Submissions from universities and academia are welcomed.

We welcome individual paper presentations, panels, and posters exploring the topic of margin(alization/ality)s, in the following areas:

Ø CULTURAL STUDIES

Ø SOCIAL SCIENCES

Ø LINGUISTICS

Ø LITERATURE

Ø SEMIOTICS

Ø GENDER STUDIES

Ø ANTHROPOLOGY

Ø TRANSLATION STUDIES

The list of questions we hope you will consider includes, but is by no means limited to, the following:

• How can those who have been marginalized speak or write about their marginal experience, as marginal experience itself includes lack of these and other skills considered important by the dominant groups?

• How have the marginalized groups been represented in oral, written and visual cultures?

• How are marginalized bodies treated as disposable objects?

• How are the conditions of marginality performed?

INFORMATION REGARDING THE CONFERENCE

à Papers will be presented in English.

à Papers will de defended in concurrent sessions, in 20 minutes (presentation and discussions).

à Conference fee: 50 € [includes: conference materials, coffee break refreshments, festive dinner, publication of papers (subject to selection by the scientific committee), coffee breaks].

à Travelling and accomodation expenses are covered by participants.

à Deadlines:

o January 20, 2012 – first call for papers;

o February 15, 2012 – second call for papers (with names of confirmed plenary speakers and all information concerning accommodation, meals, payment, and venue);

o March 20, 2012 – deadline for abstracts (maximum 200 words) in English; (including 5 key-words in English) and registration forms; abstracts and registration forms will be sent to: cultural_spaces@ub.ro

All abstracts will be peer-reviewed by the scientific committee of the conference

o April 10, 2012 – confirmation of acceptance and final list of papers accepted;

o April 20, 2012 – deadline for payment of fee;

o CONFERENCE May 10 - 11, 2012 – the final version of the paper (in electronic format) must be handed in to the organizing committee;

o November 15, 2012 – feedback to authors from the scientific committee (after double blind-peer-review);

o February 2013 – selected papers will be published in Interstudia (ISSN 2065-3204; the scientific journal is ranked as C by CNCS in 2012 and it is also indexed in the Fabula, Index Copernicus, CEEOL databases http://www.ceeol.com/aspx/publicationdetails.aspx?publicationid= 1a160f94-b5af-4741-9d80-f2f374261480);

http://journals.indexcopernicus.com/karta.php;

http://journals.indexcopernicus.com/masterlist.php?name=Master&litera=I&start=450&skok=30).

The papers not selected for Interstudia but accepted after peer-review will be published in the Conference Proceedings

Information about the conference is available at: http://culturalspacesub.blogspot.com/

Instructions for Authors

The paper will be written in Microsoft Word (in English)

Page Format B5; 3cm left, 2 cm right, 2 cm top and bottom

Font: Times New Roman, 11, single, justify.

Paper maximum length: 8 pages (including bibliography).

The first page will contain:

Name and surname of the author(s), TNR 11, top, no blank space, align right, bold

University/affiliation, as first footnote for name and surname (Times New Roman, 10)

Title of the paper, 3 lines extra space below the affiliation (Times New Roman, 12, bold, centred, capital letters);

Abstract of the paper, 2 lines extra space below the title (the title Abstract is written in italics ; the text of the abstract is written with Times New Roman, 11)

Key words (5), one line extra space below the abstract (the key words are written in bold, the other 5 words – in italics, Times New Roman, 11)

Article, one line extra space below the key words

Bibliography should be written at the end of the paper, one line extra space below the text of the article, after the word (TNR 11 bold). Authors should be written in alphabetical order, following the example:

KERBRAT-ORECCHIONI, Catherine, La connotation, Lyon, Presses Universitaires de Lyon, 1977.

KLEIBER, George, « Contexte, interprétation et mémoire: approche standard vs approche cognitive », in Langue française, no 103, Paris, Larousse, 1994.

CARTER, R. & M. MCCARTHY, Cambridge Grammar of English: Written and Spoken Grammar and Usag, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2006.

BYRAM, Michael & Anwei, FENG, "Teaching and researching intercultural competence", in Hinkel, Eli (ed.). Handbook of Research in Second Language Teaching and Learning. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 2005, pp. 911-930.

Quotations should be written between inverted commas (« :: » if the text is in French ) ; do not use italics ; the quatations which are longer than 3 lines will be written at 1,25 cm left margin of the text, leaving one blank space before and after the text of the article ; the same will be with different other examples.

Titles of the subchapters should be written one line extra space below the text, using Roman numbering; titles are in bold, TNR 11.

Footnotes should be used for references.

E.g:
Louis Kelly, The True Interpreter : A History of Translation Theory and Practice in the West, New York, St. Martin’s Press, 1979, p. 34. (a full stop will be placed at the end of each note).

If the work has been mentioned before, but the distance is too big, you should write the name of the author, the first word(s) from the title, op.cit. and the number of the page.

E.g.:
Saint Augustin, De doctrina…, op. cit., p. 59.

If the reference is to the same work on the same page:

Ibidem (in italics), p.60.

Do not use page numbers.

ROMÂNIA UNIVERSITATEA „VASILE ALECSANDRI” DIN BACĂU MINISTERUL EDUCAŢIEI, CERCETĂRII, TINERETULUI ŞI SPORTULUI FACULTATEA DE LITERE Str. Spiru Haret, nr. 8, Bacău, 600114 Tel./ fax ++40-234-588884 www.ub.ro; e-mail: litere@ub.ro

The International Conference

CULTURAL SPACES

(2^nd edition)

MARGINS, MARGINALIZATION

AND THE DISCOURSE OF MARGINALITY

May 10 - 11, 2012

REGISTRATION FORM

Details of Participant :

Title (Prof/Mr/Mrs/Dr)

Surname:

First name:

Affiliation:

E-mail address:

Regular/mail address:

Details of presentation / workshop

Presentation/panel/poster (please indicate):

Title:

Section:

Abstract (maximum 200 words):

Key words (5):

Participant`s research areas include:

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ROMÂNIA
UNIVERSITATEA „VASILE ALECSANDRI” DIN BACĂU
MINISTERUL EDUCAŢIEI, CERCETĂRII, TINERETULUI ŞI SPORTULUI
FACULTATEA DE LITERE
Str. Spiru Haret, nr. 8, Bacău, 600114
Tel./ fax ++40-234-588884
www.ub.ro; e-mail: litere@ub.ro







INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

May 6 - 7, 2011

ORGANIZERS

“VASILE ALECSANDRI” UNIVERSITY OF BACĂU, THE FACULTY OF LETTERS, ROMANIA
THE RESEARCH GROUP CULTURAL SPACES, INTERSTUD RESEARCH CENTRE
ATATÜRK ÜNIVERSITESI, ERZURUM, TURKEY




FRIDAY – MAY, 6



09.00 – 10.00 – Welcome and Registration (Foreign Languages Room, University Library / Lectorat limbi străine, biblioteca universităţii)

10.00– 10.15 – Conference Opening (Conference Room – University Library)

10.15 – 11.00 – Plenary session (Conference Room – University Library)


Elena CROITORU - “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
Transcultural Flows – Refashioning New Identities


11.00 – 11.20 – Coffee break (Foreign Languages Room, University Library)

11.20 – 13.00 – Sessions

 Session A1: Language and culture within/beyond borders (Room C5)

 Session B1: Within/beyond cultural/racial borders (Room C6)

 Session C1: Literature and culture within/beyond borders (Room C12)

 Session D1: Translation as mediation between/among identities (Room C4)


13.15 – 14.30 – Lunch (University Canteen)

15.00 – 15.45 – Plenary session (Conference Room, University Library)


Ahmet BESE - Atatürk University, Faculty of Letters, Erzurum Turkey
Music as an Expression of African-American Cultural Identity in August Wilson’s Plays


15.45 – 16.15 – Coffee break (Council Room)
16.15 – 17.45 – Sessions

 Session A2: Language and culture within/beyond borders (Room C6)

 Session B2: Literature and culture within/beyond borders (Room C12)

 Session C2: Approaching identity: interdisciplinarity /trandisciplinarity (Room C5)

18.15 – Dinner (University Canteen)




SATURDAY – MAY, 7


09.30 – 10.00 – Coffee

10.00 – 11.45 - Sessions

 Session A3: Translation as mediation between/among identities (Room C5) Language and culture within/beyond borders

 Session B3: Approaching identity: interdisciplinarity / trandisciplinarity (Room C6)

 Session C3: Within/beyond cultural/racial borders (Room C4)


11.45 – 12.00 - Closing session (Council Room)








FRIDAY – MAY, 6

SESSIONS
11.20 – 13.00


Session A1: Language and culture within/beyond borders
Room C5


Chairperson
Veronique SIMON, University of Uppsala, Sweden


Elena BONTA – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Job Identities Encoded in Commonplace Similes vs. Their Daily Perceptions. A Case Study

Simona GRUEVSKA MADJOSK – Institute for Macedonian language “Krste Misirkov”- Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
Borders, Identity and Language

Naho ISHIKI – Ubon Ratchathani University, Thailand
Local or Original?: Shifting Identities of Two College Students and Their Challenge toward Cultural and Linguistic Marginalization

Antoanela Marta MARDAR – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galati
The English Collocations beyond Romanian Linguistic and Cultural Borders

Dorota OWCZAREK – Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland,
Dialogic Approach to the Evaluation of Intercultural Communicative Competence in Pre-service English Language Teacher Training

Veronique SIMON– University of Uppsala, Sweden
Building the Subject: Language Autobiographies


Session B1: Within/beyond cultural/racial borders – Room C6


Chairperson


Ahmet BESE - Atatürk University, Faculty of Letters, Erzurum Turkey

Doina CMECIU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Representing Space in Cultural Discourse
Maria - Cristina GHIBAN (MOCANU) – “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi, Romania
Too Queer to Matter – Identity Struggles in the Mexican-American Borderlands

Manuela MARIN – Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Constructing Cultural Identities in Communist Romania: The Case of People’s Letters

Valentina MIRONSKA HRISTOVSKA – Institute for Macedonian literature, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia
Macedonian Identity and Balkan Identities

Ioan SAVA – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
American Culture and Understandings of Blackness

Cristina-Georgiana VOICU – “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi, Romania
Crossing Borders: Journey into Otherness


Session C1: Literature and culture within/beyond borders
Room C12


Chairperson

Alexandra-Marina GHEORGHE,
University of Bucharest, Romania


Cătălina BĂLINIŞTEANU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Re-defining Women in “Wuthering Heights” through the Transgression of Borders

Diana CORBAN – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
(Re)Writing the Old into Something New or (Re)Construction of Identity in “Great Expectations”: Charles Dickens’s vs. David Lean’s vs. Alfonso Cuarón’s “Great Expectations”

Zornitza DRAGANOVA – University of Sofia, Bulgaria
Narrative Identity Theory – an Abstract or Instrumental Approach

Alexandra - Marina GHEORGHE – The University of Bucharest, Romania
Sōseki’s “Yume jūya” and the Anarchetype – A Different Approach

Nadia Nicoleta MORĂRAŞU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Exploring the Stylistics of Gendered Identities within Boundaries and beyond Borders

Ecaterina PĂTRASCU – “Spiru Haret” University of Bucharest, Romania
Trapped in the Rooster Coop: Dialectics of Freedom in Aravind Adiga’s “The White Tiger”
Session D1: Translation as mediation between/among identities Room C4


Chairperson
Elena CROITORU, “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania


Maria ACIOBĂNIŢEI – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
Identity in Translation: the Case Study of “Memories of my Boyhood” – Ion Creangă

Mariana DINULESCU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
On Translating David Lodge’s “Changing Places”

Anca GÂŢĂ – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
Commented Translation as Language Training

Monica NĂSTASI (ŞERBAN) – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi / “Constantin Brâncoveanu” University of Brăila, Romania
Cultural Identity and Tradition in Translation

Ioan Lucian POPA – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
The Contribution of “Secolul 20” to the Advance of Translation Studies in Romania: the Translators into English

Oana SURUGIU – “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi, Romania
Translation and Shaping Cultural Identity in the Age of Globalization


FRIDAY – MAY, 6

SESSIONS
16.15-17.45

Session A2: Language and culture within/beyond borders
Room C6


Chairperson
Elena BONTA, “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania


Gabriela ANDRIOAIE – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Metaphorical Concepts beyond Everyday Language
Raluca GALIŢA – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
The Identity of Women in ‘THE ONE’ Magazine. A Study on Anglicisms in the Titles

Mircea HORUBEŢ – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Prejudice, Identity, and Relevance in the Process of Interpretation

Daniela MURARU – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
Argumentative Techniques in Mediation: Formulation

Roxana POPESCU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Logical and Linguistic Cohesion in Ernest Hemingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea”


Session B2: Literature and culture within/beyond borders
Room C12


Chairperson
Doina Cmeciu, “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania


Elena CIOBANU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Edges of the Self in Contemporary American Poetry

Oana COGEANU – “Al. I. Cuza” University of Iaşi, Romania
Signifying within and beyond Borders: Travel Writing

Beata MORZYŃSKA-WRZOSEK – Kazimierz Wielki University, Poland
“Memory as Identity Protection in a State of Exile” - The poetry of Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska

Daniela PETROŞEL – “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, Romania
Concentrationary Spaces in Romanian Science Fiction

Oana STRUGARU – “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, Romania
Telling a Story at the Border
Proiect POSDRU 6/15/S/22/2008 „Doctoral Burses at USV” sponsorizat de Fondul Social European „Investeşte în oameni”

Andreia Irina SUCIU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Manifestations of the Self in Charlotte Brontë’s Novels



Session C2: Approaching identity: interdisciplinarity /trandisciplinarity – Room C5


Chairperson
Ioan SAVA, “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania


Dainora MAUMEVIČIENĖ – Vilnius University, Lithuania
Localisation as Communication between Cultures

Mara MĂRGINEAN – Romanian Academy, “George Bariţiu” Institute of History, Cluj Napoca, Romania
Shifting Perimeters to Define Inflexible Meanings – Consumption, Spectacle and Ideological Programming in Romanian Architecture during the 1950s

Gigi MIHĂIŢĂ – European Institute of Romania
Man, Machine and the Common Algorithm

Florin MUREŞANU – “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism, Bucharest, Romania
Crossborder Mobility, Hyperlinks, and Architectural Dyslexia. Reading and Writing the Posturban Space

Monica MUREŞANU – “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism, Bucharest, Romania
The Cultural Identity of Bucharest – Analyzing the Text and Subtext of the Contemporary Urban Space

Violeta POPA, Alin POPA – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
About the Romanian Identity Construct













SATURDAY – MAY, 7

SESSIONS
10.00-11.45

Session A3: Translation as mediation between/among identities Language and culture within/beyond borders
Room C5


Chairperson
Ioan Lucian POPA, “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania


Cristina CHIFANE – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
Cultural and Linguistic Identity in Translating Romanian Folk Tales

Cătălina COMĂNECI – “Al. I.Cuza” University of Iaşi, Romania
Reshaping News and Identities in the Context of Globalization

Oana Andreea CONTOMAN – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
The Cultural and Identity Representativeness of the Journalist Caragiale Nowadays

Laurenţiu ICHIM – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania,
Socio-cultural Perspectives and Identity Patterns in Stefan Agopian’s Journalistic Work

Petrică PAŢILEA (CRÂNGAN) – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
Being a Writer in the Journalistic Space

Ciprian-Lucreţius SUCIU – University of Western Macedonia, Florina, Greece
The Romanian Literature in Greece


Session B3: Approaching identity: interdisciplinarity / trandisciplinarity – Room C6


Chairperson
Naho ISHIKI, Ubon Ratchathani University, Thailand


Mihaela CULEA – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Book Branding and Promoting Authorial Identity. A Comparative Approach
Simona MAZILU – Polytechnic University of Bucharest / “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
Slippery Slopes in Pro-Life Argumentation

Jan Milosz MISZCZYNSKI – Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland
Living in Nokia Town. Foreign Direct Investment in Local Communities of Central and Eastern Europe

Diana Elena POPA – “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, Romania
National Imaginarium in World Cinema. A Binary Perspective

Alice Iuliana ROŞU – “Ştefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, Romania
Wine as Universal Symbol of Cultural Identity

Mariana TÎRNĂUCEANU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Value and Local Specificity in the Artistic Communication


Session C3: Within/beyond cultural/linguistic/racial borders
(paper presentations in Romanian, PowerPoint presentations in English)
Room C4


Chairperson

Cristina CÎRTIŢÃ-BUZOIANU, Romanian Academy


Brînduşa Mariana AMĂLANCEI – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Visual Identity in Advertising

Cristina CÎRTIŢĂ BUZOIANU – Romanian Academy, Iaşi Branch
Epistemological Identity of Communication in Public Space
“ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: This paper is supported by the Sectoral Operational Programme Human Resources Development (SOP HRD), financed from the European Social Fund and by the Romanian Government under the contract number POSDRU/89/1.5/S/56815”

Luminiţa DRUGĂ – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
Post-revolution Romanians’ First Name between Fashion and Tradition

Adrian JICU – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania,
Elements of National Identity in Mihai Eminescu's Journalistic Work at “Curierul de Iaşi”
Această lucrare a fost realizată în cadrul proiectului „Valorificarea identităţilor culturale în procesele globale", cofinanţat de Uniunea Europeană şi Guvernul României din Fondul Social European prin Programul Operaţional Sectorial Dezvoltarea Resurselor Umane 2007-2013, contractul de finanţare nr. POSDRU/89/1.5/S/59758 / This paper is suported by the Sectorial Operational Programme Human Resources Development (SOP HRD), financed from the European Social Fund and by the Romanian Government under the contract number SOP HRD/89/1.5/S/59758”.

Mihaela Amalia PETROVICI – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău, Romania
An Integrated View upon Postmodernist Conceptual Identity

Virginia POPOVIĆ – University of Novi Sad, Serbia
“A Lost Letter” and “People’s Deputies”. Caragiale - Nušić and Masquerade of Elections

Petronela SAVIN – “Vasile Alecsandri” University of Bacău / “Al. I.Cuza” University of Iaşi, Romania
A Cultural Semiotic Approach on a Romanian Phraseological Corpus. The Onomasiological Field of Water.
Financing of this article was supported in part by the project CNCSIS PD- 582/2010 and in part by project POSDRU/89/1.5/S/49944.

Colocviul Espaces de la fiction 2011

ORGANISATEURS
UNIVERSITÉ „VASILE ALECSANDRI” DE BACĂU –- ROUMANIE
LE GROUPE DE RECHERCHE ESPACES DE LA FICTION
En collaboration avec
UNIVERSITÉ UFR ARTS, BORDEAUX 3 - FRANCE
UNIVERSITÉ ATATÜRK, ERZURUM – TURQUIE
UNIVERSITÉ D’ÉTAT DE CHIŞINĂU – RÉPUBLIQUE DE LA MOLDAVIE
LE CENTRE DE RECHERCHE INTERSTUD
ABDEF




COLLOQUE INTERNATIONAL

(VII-ÈME ÉDITION)


Les passions dans le discours.

Expérimentation et réévaluation de l’Antiquité
jusqu’au XXIe siècle






29-30 Avril 2011


Appel à participation et à contributions

En tant qu’habitants de ce Zeit der Dürftigkeit (Heidegger), temps de la précarité, temps du peu, mais aussi temps de l’interrogativité selon le philosophe roumain Constantin Noica peut-on encore parler de passions ?
Le groupe de recherche Espace(s) de la fiction non seulement répond par l’affirmative mais propose d’en faire un sujet d’étude et d’échanges académiques. On vous invite donc à partager passionnément et lucidement les résultats de vos recherches autour d’un thème extrêmement fécond, qui a incité les psychologues mais avant eux les philosophes (Kant, Descartes, Hume, Hegel, etc.) sans laisser indifférents ni les écrivains (poètes, romanciers, auteurs dramatiques) ni les linguistes. Peut-on envisager la vie affective et spirituelle, les créations esthétiques en dehors des passions ?
La tradition rhétorique, notamment celle aristotélicienne, s’attache à découvrir la nature des passions et des émotions. Pour Aristote, dans sa Rhétorique des passions, la connaissance des passions humaines est indispensable, puisqu’elles permettent d’agir par la parole et susciter une certaine réaction de la part de l’auditeur. Pour certains rhétoriciens, l’appel aux émotions suggère que l’homme est plutôt enclin à se conduire selon ses passions, plus qu’obéir à sa raison. Pascal valorisait, lui aussi, le côté affectif, en pensant que le cœur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît pas.
Bien qu’héritières d’une tradition tellement riche, la linguistique et la sémiotique actuelles ne s’attachent que d’une façon implicite à l’étude des passions. Cependant, les différentes pistes de recherches qu’elles proposent nous invitent à un réexamen de la place que les passions occupent actuellement.
La réévaluation peut avoir comme point de départ la description lexicale, pour continuer avec la syntaxe affective et aboutir à la pragmatique, dans le but de saisir la nature des actes de langage expressifs, les variations culturelles dans l’expression des émotions, le côté passionnel impliqué dans les interactions verbales. Le vocabulaire des émotions vise à circonscrire le champ lexico-sémantique des termes, l’identification des « pathèmes », unités censées créer des orientations argumentatives.
Sémiotiquement parlant, l’étude de la passion repose sur l’effet de la détermination modale, d’une part, et des déterminations tensives, de l’autre (Cf. J. A. J. Greimas, J. Fontanille, La sémiotique des passions). Le sujet qui s’énonce dans le discours engendre une « énonciation passionnelle » (Cf. Herman Parret, Les passions. Essai sur la mise en discours de la subjectivité).
Les études actuelles portant sur l’argumentation semblent redorer le blason des passions, dans la tentative de démystifier la manipulation de affects et de saisir le rapport entre la dimension axiologique et l’apparition des émotions.
Quand on parle de passions en littérature, on pense à tout ce qui investit la flèche du désir fondatrice de tout système actantiel : passion amoureuse, jalousie, ambition, vengeance, passion du pouvoir, etc. Néanmoins, on ne peut pas ignorer ce que les modernes appellent des « affects » tels la peur ou la pitié d’autant moins les goûts comme la passion du beau ou celle des livres et notamment ce que la société moderne semble avoir oublié, la Passion (celle du Christ). D’autre part, les passions sont des expériences fondatrices de l’interculturel nous permettant, par exemple, de saisir les différences culturelles entre l’Occident et l’Orient.
Plusieurs axes de réflexion sont possibles, et nous en proposons quelques-uns, sans prétendre avoir épuisé les différentes approches possibles :
1. Passions, affects, goûts, vertus. De la philosophie à la psychologie
2. Passions, affects, goûts à travers les littératures
3. Les passions dans la grammaire de la subjectivité (Modalisation et subjectivité affective. L’effet de contagion. La connotation. L’emphase, l’ellipse et les valeurs affectives. La phrase exclamative et l’interjection. Les actes de langage affectifs).
4. La place des émotions dans l’activité argumentative. Le pathos aujourd’hui.
5. La gestion des réactions affectives dans la conversation.
6. L’effet pathémique dans la perspective (inter)culturelle et dans la didactique des langues
7. Sémiotique des passions. Séduction des images.

Coordination:
Le groupe de recherhe Espace(s) de la fiction

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Taxe de participation :
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Les Actes du colloque seront publiés dans la revue Interstudia, publication du Centre de recherche INTERSTUD de l’Université de Bacǎu (indexée dans plusieurs bases de données : Index Copernicus, Fabula, Ceeol)

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