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Commission of Towns’ History in Romania after 20 years of activity

Comisia de Istorie a Oraşelor din România la 20 de ani

Author(s): Paul Niedermaier / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 21/2013

Keywords: towns’ history; Commission of Towns’ History in Romania; Historia Urbana journal;

The author reviews the activity of Towns’ History Commission (CTHR) in its 20 years of existence. He has compared the objectives of the Commission for two decades with actual achievements. In this way, there can be seen both the realism of the Commission in the period it was created and the achievement of most of the initial plans. The most important achievement consist in the scientific works joint in the collection “Contributions to the history of the towns” as well as the periodicals “Historia Urbana” (journal) and “Information about the history of towns” (newsletter). There are also mentioned scientific conferences which were held annually. The author has emphasized a rich activity since the establishment of the Commission in 1992 up to the present. Among the last activities of CTHR stands out the setting up of a medal to be awarded annually, starting with 2014, to foster research in the field of towns’ history.

The New Europe College (NEC)

The New Europe College (NEC)

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English / Issue: 01/1996

Description of the institution in Romanian, English and French

"Alternative" Culture in Chisinau

Cultura "alternativă" la Chisinau

Author(s): Vitalie Ciobanu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 107/2003

Keywords: globalization and the day to day life in Moldova;

European Union in student `s perception

Uniunea Europeană în percepţia studenţilor

Author(s): Reka Plugor / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 2/2007

This study present the results of the research activities developed in two stages in 2006 by The Centre of Political Studies and International Relationship. The purpose of this research was to find out the attitudes of the students from Babeş-Bolyai University towards European Union, in generally, their level of knowledge about European Union and the context of Romanian adhesion to the European Union. The students from Babeş-Bolyai University, in general, have a positive image of the European Union and they have knowledge about economical, political and cultural fields of European Union.

1989

1989

Author(s): Catherine Durandin / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 142/2009

Keywords: transition; democratization; military coup d’état; trial; execution; Ceausescu; public opinion

Why didn’t Romania acknowledge a negotiated transition between the conservative forces and the reformers as Gorbachev and oppositions? The events that took place in December 1989 should be compulsory inserted both in an international and a regional context: the complexity of Gorbachev’s strategy and the manner in which President Bush had the benefit of it, the pre-eminence of the social change professed by Hungary. The way Mr. and Ms. Ceausescu had been sentenced marks Romania’s impotence of negotiating its own transition. The process against Ceausescu must be regarded as a part of European revolutionary culture, masterly used by the actors of this coup d’état. Romanian public opinion was largely ready to accept the bloody horrors at the end of December 1989 being prepared preliminary by the mass-media that were very strongly opposed to the regime of Ceausescu since 1988.

"We cannot cast into the future the completeness of the old cultures"

"Nu putem proiecta in viitor integralitatea culturilor vechi"

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 28/2002

Keywords: Jen Cuisinier;

The article is the first part of an interview given by the French ethnologist Jean Cuisinier on the occasion of the publishing in Romania of his book ”Memoria Carpatilor Romania milenara", o privire interioara at the Echinox Publishing House.

Ştefan Bănulescu

Ştefan Bănulescu

Author(s): Alex Ştefănescu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 20/2001

Fragment of a larger study about the life and work of Ştefan Bănulescu, Romanian poet, essayist and prose writer.

Adrian Marino

Adrian Marino

Author(s): Alex Ştefănescu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 34/2001

Keywords: Adrian Marino; hermeneutics;

The article presents the fascinating personality of a famous scholar Adrian Marino. A hardworking tireless literary critic and theoretician for whom "hermeneutics" may be stated as a watchword, a diligent and passionate traveler and last but not least an outstanding promoter of European unity of culture and civilization in Romania.

How Two Cultures Comunicate

Cum pot comunica două culturi

Author(s): Mariana Neţ / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 32/2002

Keywords: Sanda Niţescu;

This article comprises an interview and the biography of Sanda Nitescu author of the volume “Un fir de mărar şi cerul albastru”, first published in 1997 in Romania at the “Cartea Romanească" Publishing House. Two years later it was published in France; the author’s second book “Cafe” is being published at the "Cartea Romaneasca" Publishing House.

The Communist Party Has Never Loved Me, It Was an Unshared Love

Partidul comunist nu m-a iubit niciodată,a fost o dragoste neîmpărtăşită

Author(s): Rodica Binder / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 32/2002

Keywords: Ion Barbu and Nina Cassian; poetry; Romanian communist regime; Ceausescu;

The article is an interview with the poet Nina Cassian, a living legend of the modern Romanian poetry, settled in America.

THE REWRITING OF THE HOMERIC MYTH IN MILAN KUNDERA’S NOVEL “THE IGNORANCE”

RESCRIEREA MITULUI HOMERIC LA MILAN KUNDERA

Author(s): SONIA ELVIREANU / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 6/2015

Keywords: Kundera; Ignorance; mythe homérique; réécriture; exil;

Recontextualisés et repensés, les grands récits et les mythes fondateurs deviennent dans le postmodernisme un prétexte pour s’interroger sur les origines et l’identité. Leur réécriture ouvre de multiples perspectives au roman, surtout au niveau narratif. C’est le retour au plaisir du récit, mais à voix multiples, à la mise en abîme du récit, le plus souvent parodique, dans l’intention des écrivains de déconstruire le mythe et de le reconstruire à leur manière, en prenant distance par rapport aux représentations connues et en s’offrant la liberté du jeu sans contraintes, une caractéristique du postmodernisme. Un nouveau message et une nouvelle perspective sont livrés au lecteur dans l’hypertexte qui réactualise le texte antérieur, l’hypotexte, dans un contexte historique bien différent.Nous nous proposant d’analyser dans le roman l’Ignorance de Milan Kundera la reprise du mythe du grand retour, de voire comment il débouche vers le nouveau mythe de l’émigrant, de retour dans son pays d’origine après la chute du communisme en Europe. DOI: 10.29302/InImag.2015.6.7

THE DEMYTHISATION OF FOLKLORE IN IOAN SLAVICI’S SHORT STORIES

DEMYTHISER LE FOLKLORE DANS LES NOUVELLES DE IOAN SLAVICI

Author(s): MIHAI-ALIN GHERMAN / Language(s): French / Issue: 6/2015

Keywords: memoirs; folklore; the mythical village; stories; Ioan Slavici;

Ioan Slavici’s memoirs underline the impact the folklore had on his childhood (as for all the great Romanian classics in general). The environment described is the one of the fair, whose type of organization was beginning to follow other rules and principles than those of the village, without giving up the influences of rural civilization though. Even if he got in touch with cities as Vienna, Sibiu or Bucharest, Slavici continued to create a cultural symbiosis between the city and the village. This paper’s goal is to underline some of these aspects with a stress on the conscious or unconscious reception of the folklore vectors in his work. DOI: 10.29302/InImag.2015.6.9

In the First Lines of Liberty/ Myth and Literary Exegesis/ Eugen Todoran - a New Reading of ”The Evening Star”

În tranșeele libertății/ Mit și exegeză literară/ Eugen Todoran - o nou lectură a ”Luceafărului”

Author(s): Toma Pavel,Marcel Tolcea,Cornel Ungureanu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 12/2018

Chicago without Capone

Chicago fără Capone

Author(s): Cristina Chevereșan / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 02/2019

Keywords: MLA; ”Al Doilea Oraș”;

Paul H. Stahl

Paul H. Stahl

Author(s): Constantin Barbulescu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 4/2003

LEGAL GUIDELINES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION ON LIFELONG LEARNING

REPERELE JURIDICE ALE UNIUNII EUROPENE PRIVIND ÎNVĂŢAREA PE TOT PARCURSUL VIEŢII

Author(s): Nicoleta Diaconu / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 02/2013

Keywords: learning; life long learning; program of action; monitoring and evaluation;

Globalization process, consisting of interdependence of national economies in the world, and information and communication technology revolution has led to the need for a strategy to keep people active in all fields. The European Union has adopted a program of lifelong learning, setting objectives, consignees and procedures for continuing professional education.

His Beatitude Daniel – 30 years of episcopal ministry in the service of Christ’s Church and of the Romanian Nation –

Preafericitul Părinte Patriarh Daniel – 30 de ani de Arhierie în slujba Bisericii lui Iisus Hristos şi a Neamului românesc

Author(s): Alexandru Moraru / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 07/2020

Keywords: Daniel Ciobotea; Vicar Bishop; Archbishop; Metropolitan; Patriarch; Deputy; Timişoara; Iaşi; Bucharest; Caesarea of Cappadocia

The present article summarizes his Bio-bibliography and his exceptional achievements in administrative, pastoral-missionary, theological-cultural, ecumenical, philanthropical, social care and other areas, mostly as founder in the Diocesan See of Timisoara (Vicar-Bishop, March-June 1990), Iasi (Archbishop and Metropolitan, 1990-2007), and Bucharest (Archbishop of Bucharest, Met- ropolitan of Muntenia and Dobrogea, Locum Tenens of Caesarea in Cappadocia and Patriarch of Romania, 2007-present).During the 30 years of his episcopal ministry, he proved to be a leading hierarch and a representa- tive personality of the 21st century, well known in the country and abroad.

About angels and saints. Some memories with Constantin Udroiu, where communist prisons seem to be not at all...

Despre îngeri şi sfinţi. Cîteva amintiri cu Constantin Udroiu, în care despre închisorile comuniste pare că nu e vorba deloc…

Author(s): Ioana Bot / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 11/2017

Keywords: Constantin Udroiu; Romanian Communist Prisons; Experience of Exile; Religious Art; Knowledge of Evil;

Constantin Udroiu (born in Bucharest, 1930 - Rome, 2014) was a plastic artist who knew, in his youth, Romanian communist prisons. The present study follows his artistic biography, with a special emphasis on the experience of exile (established in 1971 in Italy, where he lived and created, until death) and his creations with religious themes. The painter’s interest in the canons of Byzantine religious art, his successes in illustrating (with many works appreciated in the Western world, Catholic) or teaching them to his students (as professor of the Modern Art Academy) are linked to the years of prison - and with the opening to spirituality that such knowledge of Evil can bring.

Homage to Prof. Ileana Oancea

Omagiu la aniversarea Doamnei Profesor Universitar Doctor Ileana Oancea. Pagini de memorie semantică

Author(s): Nadia Obrocea / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 58/2020

ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT STRUCTURES AND MOTIVATIONAL SYSTEM OF PUBLIC ORDER AND NATIONAL SECURITY

MANAGEMENTUL ORGANIZAȚIEI ȘI SISTEMUL MOTIVAȚIONAL AL STRUCTURILOR DE ORDINE PUBLICĂ ȘI SIGURANȚĂ NAȚIONALĂ

Author(s): Călin Coşar / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 01/2016

Keywords: organization; staff motivation; human needs manager;

Law enforcement structures have gone through a comprehensive process of institutional modernization and harmonization of laws in order to match with the Member States of the European Union and alignment procedures and standards. But there are still some overlap and duplication in their work, which requires clarify the powers and determining how cooperation between these structures, which fully justifies the need to continue the reform process at the national defense, public order and national security. Public order is the task of the state organized by special services designed to ensure peace and safety, protecting the rights and fundamental freedoms, facilitate and guarantee social interests, which, according to constitutional provisions may be used even the restriction, under the law, to exercise some of those rights and freedoms. The Ministry of Interior is thus one of the services of the State, organized as the authority of the central public administration specialist, exercising, under the law, its tasks with regard to respect public order, protection of rights and fundamental freedoms , to public and private property, preventing and combating antisocial acts, respecting the legal regime of the state border, fire safety and civil protection, contributing all its work in defense of constitutional democracy, sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity of Romania. Public order as part of national security represents the state of legality, balance and peace, corresponding to an acceptable level of compliance with legal norms that allow the exercise of constitutional rights and freedoms and the functioning of specific structures of the rule of law and is characterized by the institutions' health and public morality, normality in organizing the political, social and economic, in accordance with generally accepted norms of society.