Catedra de limba și literatura engleză și Centrul Linguaculture vă invită să participați joi, 25 mai 2023, începând cu ora 18.00, la Conferința The Manole Complexes. Recovering Prehistory in The Great Gatsby, susținută de profesorul emerit Thomas J. Cousineau de la Washigton College, Maryland, Statele Unite ale Americii. Profesorul T.J. Cousineau este autorul a numeroase articole și cărți de specialitate în domeniul criticii literare, printre care se numără Waiting for Godot: Form in Movement (1990), Ritual Unbound: Reading Sacrifice in Modernist Fiction (2004) sau Three-part Inventions: The Novels of Thomas Bernhard (2008).
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On the 60th anniversary of the death of C. S. Lewis, as well as the 10th year since our first Symposium, the sixth C. S. Lewis conference C. S. Lewis - the Reenchanted Academic addresses topics related to the scholarship of C. S. Lewis and his kindred spirits as members of academia: biographical particulars; vocations as literary/cultural historians and critics; specific attention to the influence of Medieval and Renaissance ages in their writing -- academic, theological, and otherwise; their perspectives on pedagogy and education (higher education in particular); their perspectives on the academic as tutor and mentor. We invite papers in the fields of literary history and criticism, cultural studies and arts studies, linguistics, aesthetics, theology, history, ethics, and education sciences, that will invite constructive dialogues between disciplines and generate constructive responses to contemporary dilemmas.
On 18 th December 2025, two days after the official 250 th anniversary of Jane Austen, we 
In the hallowed halls of the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi and also in a hybrid format, scholars from all over Romania, as well as abroad, gathered to mark a momentous occasion: the centennial celebration of the founding of the English Department (one of the many of the Faculty of Letters). The conference, aptly titled Facing Ideology and its Discontents, provided a fertile ground for intellectual discourse, drawing attention to the ever-evolving landscape of ideologies that shape our world through various mechanisms of our language(s).
