Analele Universităţii din Oradea Fascicula Limba si Literatura Română (ALLRO)
Annals of the University of Oradea Romanian Language and Literature (ALLRO)

Analele Universităţii din Oradea Fascicula Limba şi Literatura Română (acronym ALLRO) publishes papers in the field of literature, literary criticism, literary and cultural theory, interdisciplinary study of literature. ALLRO (ISSN 1224-7588; ISSN (on-line): 3119-9933 L-ISSN : 1224-7588) specializes in bridging the world of academic literary criticism and theories with evaluations on everyday literary phenomenon as reflected in the Romanian literary magazines and cultural events. ALLRO aims to harmonize two approaches of criticism: the academic, research-oriented study of literary texts, on one hand, with the critical valuations expressed by influential, value-oriented critics in the pages of the numerous active Romanian literary magazines, on the other hand.

Current Theme 2025

HOMO LUDENS AND IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION

NEXT ISSUE - 2026

Illnesses, Epidemics, and Pandemics:

Literary and Linguistic Perspectives

THEMES

2011 – Anthropology and Literature

2012 – Time and Literature

2013 –  Literature and History after Upheavals

2014 – Exoticism and Literature

2015 – Metamorphoses of the Novel

2016 – The Myth and Literature

2017 – Confessional Literature

2018 – Modernism and Neomodernism: Values and Tendencies

2019 – Mirrors and Histories

2020 – Families and Memories

2021 – Politics and Literature

2022 – Inner/Outer Spaces

2023 – Identity and Post-Alterity: New Strategies for Validating Individuality in Culture, Literature and Language

2024 – On Child and Childhood. Language, Culture, Literature

2025 – HOMO LUDENS and Identity Construction

2026 – Illnesses, Epidemics, and Pandemics: Literary and Linguistic Perspectives 

The topics covered by our journal:

The dynamics of Romanian literature, trends.

The dialogue of Romanian literature with other cultures and literatures.

Identity, otherness, anthropology and literature, cultural studies.

Identity and its expressions in literature.

Time and literary theory.

Myths and Post- modern authors.

Language phenomena, Romance languages and literatures.

Comparative literature.

Eupropean Romance languages and literatures and their dialogues with other continents.

New site: 

https://litere.uoradea.ro/litere2022/index.php/cercetare-tt/publicatii/analele-universitatii-din-oradea-fascicula-limba-si-literatura-romana

COMITETUL DE REDACŢIE 

EDITORIAL BOARD 

EXECUTIVE EDITORS

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Professor Florin CIOBAN, PhD Habil.

ASSOCIATE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Asoc. Professor Delia RADU, PhD

EDITORIAL SECRETARY

Senior Lecturer Alin ȘTEFĂNUȚ, PhD

EDITORS: 

Associate Prof. Crenguța GÂNSCĂ, PhD 

Associate Prof.  Dana SALA, PhD 

Senior Lecturer Marius MIHEȚ, PhD

Senior Lecturer Paula NEAMȚU, PhD

Senior Lecturer Anca TOMOIOAGĂ, PhD

Senior Lecturer Bianca TONȚ, PhD 

Cover template: Senior Lecturer Marius MIHEȚ, PhD

COLLABORATIVE EDITORS: 

Prof. Dr. Ingrida Eglė ŽINDŽIUVIENĖ, Vitautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania

Prof. Habil. Dr. NAGY Levente, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary 

COLEGIUL ŞTIINŢIFIC

ADVISORY BOARD

see here

https://litere.uoradea.ro/litere2022/index.php/cercetare-tt/publicatii/analele-universitatii-din-oradea-fascicula-limba-si-literatura-romana?id=318

ADVISORY BOARD (Scientific Committee):

Professor Fabrice DE POLI, PhD, Université Savoie Mont Blanc, France;

Professor Dan Octavian CEPRAGA, PhD, Padova University, Italy ;

Professor habilitatus Aliona GRATI, PhD, The State University, Chişinău, Moldova;

Professor Habil. Antoaneta OLTEANU, PhD, University of Bucharest, Romania;

Professor Mircea A. DIACONU, PhD, „Ştefan cel Mare” University, Suceava, Romania;

Professor Iulian BOLDEA, PhD, „Petru Maior” University, Târgu-Mureş, Romania;

Professor Marian Victor BUCIU, PhD, Craiova University, Romania;

Assoc. Professor Steve BUCKLEDEE, PhD, University of Cagliari, Italy;

Professor Gheorghe PERIAN, PhD, „Babeș-Bolyai” University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania;

Professor Alessandro ZULIANI, PhD, University of Udine, Italy;

Assoc. Professor Habil. Ramona MALIȚA TANC, PhD, West University of Timișoara, Romania;

Professor Anna SUWALSKA KOŁECKA, PhD, The Mazovian State University in Plock, Poland;

Assoc. Professor Ramona GONCZOL, PhD, University College London, UCL – SSEES, U.K.;

Professor Éva FORINTOS, PhD, University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary;

Professor habil. Marek PIENIĄŻEK, PhD, Pedagogical University of Krakow, Poland;

Professor Daniela Francesca VIRDIS, PhD, University of Cagliari, Italy;

Assoc. Professor Gabriela CHICIUDEAN, PhD, „1 December 1918” University, Alba-Iulia, Romania.

Guidelines: The manuscripts should have the following:

•  Length: 4-15 pages, A4, single-spaced

(1-4 pages, A4, single-spaced for book reviews);

•   Fonts: general body text font: Times New Roman 12;
• Title: centered, in capitals, bold, subtitle in small case, Times New

Roman 16;

• Author’s name : first name(s) and surname(s), centered, bold,

Times New Roman 14 ;

•  Author’s affiliation, position, the institution’s address and author’s

functional e-mail, in Times New Roman 9.

• Abstracts: Times New Roman 10, italic. For ALLRO, it is essential that

abstracts genuinely display the strength of the point they make. The
maximum length is 250-265 words. Given ALLRO’s specific area of
interest, in the abstract authors must also focus on a succint
contextualization of their topic. Concision is welcome. Let it reflect the
harmonization between the concision of thought and the concision of
style. 

• Key-words: Times New Roman 10, regular (no italics or bold). Maximum

8-10 key-words, either sigle words and/or syntagms.

• Title of sub-chapters: Times New Roman 14 bold
• Indent: First line of the paragraph should be indented with 5 spaces.
• Citation, bibliography: The academic style guide recommended for our

journal is MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, seventh edition,
2009.

• Footnote format to provide the reference is also accepted. Please then choose

the citation in The Chicago Manual of Style (16th edition).

•  Block Quotations: Times New Roman 10. They should be emphasized

both in italics and between inverted commas, since a new textprocessing
might wipe off the italics; Indent quotations with 10 spaces,
with the exception of short ones.
- In case of quotations and titles from other language than the language of the article: Put the translated titles in brackets. Always cite the original version if you have used it as a source. Readers must understand in what language the original source you are using is. The author of the manuscript may be translating a quotation for the first time, but WHO TRANSLATES and WHAT is being TRANSLATED must always be clear. If the author of the manuscript translates the quotation, it should be stated.