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According TROPE TOPE SITUATION WorldCat, this is the third effort in the history of Romanian literature and the first in the twenty-first century to present Romanian literature to the English-speaking world. The current work is presented as an original effort brought TROPE TOPE SITUATION the English by ten translators and a team of editors who perhaps learned English from people who have never spoken the language.

Unfortunately, most of the contributions to Romanian Literature as World Literature are difficult to get through. Abounding in parentheses, subordinate clauses, and run-on sentences that run on and on, countless pages discourage the reader. Another characteristic of the new book is that most of its authors aim to rewrite Romanian literary history from the perspective of globalist, anticolonialist, and other currently fashionable theories, not to present Romanian literature as it is according to the Romanian literary canon.

The methodology practiced by the authors of Romanian Literature as World Literature rests mainly on the latest, most eccentric, and fanciest theories spread on American university campuses by professors of globalist, anticolonialist, feminist, and Marxist orientations, theories employed by academics and not by the literary critics featured in leading literary publications of the U.

Permeating many of the texts, an overwhelming inferiority complex actually impedes Romanian literature from being seen as a thriving, compelling world literature.

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Also, for reasons I cannot understand, writers who do not belong to Romanian literature are forced into the canon. If language does not define a place in a national literature, how about the declaration of nationality?

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Da, mă simt american, sunt american. Sunt şi sibian şi român şi american, dar în cea mai mare parte sunt american. Mă simt acasă în America. Îmi place sensul spaţiului, îmi place libertatea care este reală în America. TROPE TOPE SITUATION călătoresc în Europa, în România sau chiar în Franţa, după vreo două-trei săptămâni, încep să simt graniţele invizibile ale unei istorii şi tot felul de lucruri care mă apasă, fără să ştiu de ce. Când mă întorc acasă, mă simt uşurat, îmi pun cum se spune picioarele pe masă, că e mai mult spaţiu.

If language and the declaration of nationality are not enough, then what are the criteria for belonging to a literature? Andrei Codrescu, an important American poet of Romanian origin, is forced into a schema that pleases one of the new theories on display here.

Here, strange, uncomfortable, improbable, evasive, forbidden, or open spaces are never given. Instead, they are constructed or, better still, continuously reconstructed, quintessentially shape-changing, and what happens to them—how space is made and remade under the auspices of exile, migration, and the like—illuminates and largely parallels the situation and resituation of selfhood in the world.

According to these words, Dimitrie Cantemir must be a Russian author, for he lived in Russia in exile, and a Turkish writer, because he lived in Constantinople in exile and wrote about the Ottoman Empire, but not a Romanian author; Marquez must be a Mexican and not a Colombian author, for he spent most of his life in Mexico, while Vasile Alecsandri, who traveled for twelve years all over the world, wrote his travel diaries in French, and lived in exile in France, is a French writer.

Another issue is that only 3 of the 16 contributors have the training TROPE TOPE SITUATION qualifications to propose a new narrative of Romanian literature; they are the literary critics and professors Mircea Martin, Mircea A. Diaconu, and Paul Cernat, all of whom have written books and monographs on the history of Romanian literature and its leading authors.

The remaining 13 specialized mainly in the theory of literature, comparative literature, and in marginal aspects or single authors of Romanian literature. Strangely, the most important literary critics and historians of present-day Romanian literature did not contribute to this anthology.

Imre József Balázs specializes in the avant-garde in Transylvanian Hungarian literature, tendencies in contemporary literature, the interculturality phenomenon in Transylvania, and international networks of Surrealism. Caius Dobrescu teaches literary and cultural theory, lately showing an interest in exploring the connections among literature, terrorism, secularization, and cultural tourism.

Alex Goldiş shows an interest in digital humanities, and in quantitative cultural history, literary theories, methods, and critics.

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Mihai Iovănel TROPE TOPE SITUATION of the General Dictionary of Romanian Literature, TROPE TOPE SITUATION edition has written about Mihail Sebastian, the detective novel, and the ideologies of TROPE TOPE SITUATION post-communist literature.

Doris Mironescu teaches and specializes in the theory of literature, comparative literature, and M. Christian Moraru writes and teaches about cosmodernism, globalization, global imagination, geoaesthetics. Carmen Mușat teaches literary theory and cultural studies, her primary areas of TROPE TOPE SITUATION being the interplay of literature and culture, modernism, postmodernism, narrative, intellectual history, and critical and political theory.

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Bogdan Ștefănescu teaches and writes about British literature, critical theory, the rhetoric of nationalism, and the comparative study of postcolonialism and post-communism.

TROPE TOPE SITUATION Terian specializes in and writes about cultural theory, the history of modern criticism, and comparative and world literature. Mihaela Ursa teaches and writes as a comparatist in the fields of critical theory, fictionality, and gender studies. That is, what we seek to accomplish is a rereading of this literature as world literature.

His father Gheorghe — was the director of the local primary school for at least forty years. The first serious tragedy in his life came when his sister Ilenuța died, leaving the entire family despondent.

Reaching this goal is premised, with some notable provisos across the collection, on several defining and correlated interpretive routines, theoretical notions, choices, and claims.

This copresence of the national and the worldly, their mutual and multilayered imbrication, is the very matrix of intersectionality TROPE TOPE SITUATION, by the same token, an adequate modality of mapping out national identity, its much-debated uniqueness, and literature as a reliable vehicle for this distinctiveness. The authors maintain that: Simply put, the spaces of the nation and of literature, with everything they imply, no longer coincide. They never quite did, of course.

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By then, his work would become the uncontested gold standard of Romanian criticism. Authors here are actually against exceptionalism. But why do we have to be against exceptionalism? Romanian literature is exceptional as any literature on the planet is exceptional on its own way. Exceptionalism is viewed today in politics as a way of reconciliation of patriotism with internationalism. Great TROPE TOPE SITUATION novelists of the second part of the twentieth century—Marin Preda and Nicolae Breban—are not mentioned at all.

The book under discussion could be read as a blacklist of those disliked by Romanian globalists. Is this anthology then a political manifesto carrying an anti-national message? The introduction desires to captivate the foreign reader with paragraphs hard to follow.

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As Neil Brenner maintains, the epistemological impasse one faces here has to do with institutions as much as with political cartography and space. Andrei Terian has published three books: Critica de export: Teorii, contexte, ideologii Bucharest: Editura Muzeul Literaturii Române, femei singure din vaslui Teorii, metode și strategii de lectură în critica și istoriografia literară românească de la T. TROPE TOPE SITUATION la E.

He has published chapters in multi-author anthologies and articles in academic journals. Is this all that is required to rewrite the history of a literature from a supra-statal, anti-autochthonist, posttraditional and postethnic, non-ethno-supremacist, and geoaesthetic point of view with a planetary vision?

I guess not. His books are about postmodernism, cosmodernism, globalization, geoaesthetics, geomethodology, and so on.

Mircea Martin, the third TROPE TOPE SITUATION on display on the cover of this anthology that seeks to rewrite the history of Romanian literature, is a sort of casualty; his name was chosen to endorse the eccentric corpus fashioned by Moraru and Terian. We are told in the introduction that Romanian literary criticism is in very bad shape and needs to be saved from itself: Breaking the epistemological mold of methodological nationalism and thus marking, in Romania as well, a new stage in literary and intellectual historiography, young critics such as Caius Dobrescu, Oana Strugaru, Alex Goldiș, Adrian Lăcătuș, Paul Cernat, Teodora Dumitru, Carmen TROPE TOPE SITUATION, Alexandru Matei, Andrei Bodiu, Mihaela Ursa, Crina Bud, Mihai Iovănel, and Andrei Terian canvas more and more systematically these networks and their geoaesthetic nodes.

So, I will repeat: what are the criteria for belonging to a national literature? The birth certificate, geography, or the language? It urges on us the entire planet as a unit of analysis. If this book does not cover the Romanian classics, the task of rewriting Romanian literary history makes no sense. Where are Rebreanu, Macedonski?

Looking at the TROPE TOPE SITUATION, Macedonski is not cited at all; Ion Barbu is cited 6 times, Bacovia cited 4 times in enumerations, Slavici cited 5 times, all tossed into different chapters; Rebreanu is cited 5 times, compared with Norman Manea, 11 times with dedicated pages; Papadat-Bengescu is cited 5 times, Mariana Marin 4 times; Maiorescu 10 TROPE TOPE SITUATION compared with Cărtărescu, 17 times with dedicated pages, and so on.

Romanian folklore does not even have an entry in the Index—perhaps because it is national? It is just mentioned a few times in the article about Eminescu; Creangă gets 3 mentions in the Index.

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My guess is that Moraru and Terian handed a mandatory bibliography to the selected contributors of this anthology, for each contributor cites almost the same theoretical productions. The misrepresentation of Romanian literature is brutal. However, we are told that there is hope.

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