The Annals of “Ovidius” University of Constanța: Philology Series

Vol. XXXIII, 2/2022

 

Edited by LUCIA OPREANU, ESTELLA CIOBANU, NICOLETA SAVA, MARIA MUSCAN, RALUCA PETRE

 

 

 

Cover Pages

I. Literary and Cultural Studies

Representations of Africa in Ben Okri's and Alexander McCall Smith's Works - N. Berrin Aksoy – pg. 3-10 – full volume


On Cats, Journeys, and Homes. Feline Portraits in Two Japanese Novels: Hiraide Takashi’s Neko no Kyaku (The Guest Cat) and Arikawa Hiro’s Tabineko Ripōto (The Travelling Cat Chronicles) - Beatrice-Maria Alexandrescu – pg. 11-23 – full volume


Experiencing Sylvia Plath: Four Poems: Between Anger and Resignation: A Close Reading - Hristo Boev – pg. 24 -39 – full volume


“The Stone City:” New York in Joyce Johnson’s Come and Join the Dance - Andreea Cosma – pg. 40-52 – full volume


“Cover”-ing the Gaps in Art, Writing, and Time in Jeannette Winterson’s The Gap of Time - Tatiana Golban – pg. 53-73 – full volume


Shakespeare’s Sea Creatures: Mermaids as Temptation in Antony and Cleopatra - Ana-Maria Pavel – pg. 74-83 – full volume


A Socio-Sexual Topography of Desire in Shakespeare’s Troilus And Cressida - Patricia Șoitu – pg. 84-95 – full volume


When Shakespeare Gets Graphic: Revisiting Shakespearean Tragedy through Manga Lenses - Elena - Ancuța Ștefan – pg. 96-108 – full volume


Discworld: Spatial Metamorphoses of the Faustus Narrative in Eric (1990) by Terry Pratchett - Roxana Ţăranu Mirea – pg. 109-116 – full volume


Raummetaphern in der Darstellung von Kriegserfahrungen deutschsprachiger Minderheiten des historischen Ungarn – über drei Romane von Judit Kováts - Eszter Propszt – pg. 117-127 – full volume


Aspekte der Raumgestaltung in Joachim Wittstocks Erzählung Forstbetrieb Feltrinelli - Maria Sass – pg. 128-144 – full volume


Fabel im Kriminalroman: Die Bedeutung von Tiermetaphern bei Agatha Christie - Anita-Andreea Széll – pg. 145-162 – full volume


La metafora dei fenomeni naturali: un approccio comparato tra italiano, francese e rumeno - Marinela Vrămuleț – pg. 163-177 – full volume


Il film e la lettura ad alta voce nella didattica della letteratura italiana: il romanzo italiano del primo Novecento - Iuliana David – pg. 178-185 – full volume


II. Linguistics and Didactics

On General Extenders: Phonetic Reduction, Decategorization and Stuff Like That - Diana Hornoiu – pg. 189-205 – full volume


Similarities and Differences in the Pragmatic Functions of Tag Question in Oral Discourse and Fiction – Irina Ivanova - pg. 206-223 – full volume


Kontrastive Überlegungen zu einigen Aspekten der Zeit: zeit-dauer am beispiel der kognitiven verben im deutschen und im bulgarischen - Aylya Iliyazova – pg. 224-238 – full volume


Stepping out of the Box – How Technical Terminology from Other Fields can Morph into the Business Discourse - Réka Kovács – pg. 239-251 – full volume


Der Euphemismus im öffentlichen Sprachgebrauch – verhüllend, verschleiernd oder verlogen? - Maria-Elena Muscan – pg. 252-260 – full volume


Bulgarian-English Google Translate Issues - Svetlana Nedelcheva – pg. 261-276 – full volume


Propositional and Pragmatic Discrepancies of Gratitude Behaviour in English and Bulgarian Debate Shows – Deyana Peneva - pg. 277-292 – full volume


Multimodal Digital Communication in L2 Teaching/Learning Context - Alina Reșceanu, Alina-Andreea Dragoescu-Urlica – pg. 293-305 – full volume


The Division of Labour in the Interpretation of Romanian Evidentials - Nicoleta Sava – pg. 306-315 – full volume


Folklore and Language as Identity Markers in the Vlachs’ Communities from Albania and North Macedonia - Nicolae Stanciu, Daniela Carmen Stoica – pg. 316-332 – full volume


Students’ Perspectives on Retranslation Project-Based Learning in Translator Training – Seda Taş Ilmek - pg. 333-351 – full volume


The Contradiction of the Age: Online Teaching and Learning Vs the Limits on the Use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) - Miroslava Tsvetkova – pg. 352-368 – full volume


Acrolect and Hyperlect: Revisiting English RP - Costin Oancea – pg. 369-378 – full volume

III. Media Studies

The Rhetoric of the Kremlin or the Propaganda Discourse in the Context of the War in Ukraine - Mariana Bafană Tocia – pg. 381-392 – full volume


“The General Said”: A Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis of Covid-19 Memes of General Mutafchiyski - Desislava Cheshmedzhieva-Stoycheva – pg. 393-411 – full volume


Content Particularities in the Local Online Press: The Title - Between Information and Clickbait - Alexandra Codău – pg. 412-423 – full volume


Two Sustainability Models and Two Investigative Journalism Outcomes: The Chance to be Informed - Raluca Petre, Mădălina Jacotă – pg. 424-440 – full volume


Internet Affordances and Multimedia Journalism Practices in the Romanian Online Press - Valentin Vanghelescu – pg. 441-451 – full volume


List of Contributors