Volume 14: SPECIAL ISSUE
English Studies in Romania

Contents

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Title/AUTHOR(S)	Page
Introduction	5
SUMAN GUPTA and ANA-KARINA SCHNEIDER
English Studies in Romania	9
English Studies at “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iaşi DUMITRU DOROBĂŢ	10
English Studies in Romanian Higher Education: A Brief Diachronic View MIHAELA IRIMIA	26
Possibilities for Further Research: Response to Mihaela Irimia DAVID JOHNSON	39
English Studies Curricula and Romanian Anthologies of English Literature ADINA CIUGUREANU	43
The Cultures of English: Anglophone Sensibility, Regional Confluences and the Romanian Difference ADRIANA NEAGU	59
On Reconfiguring American Studies: Seeking Holistic Perspectives in Times of Crisis MARIUS JUCAN	76
American Studies Today: Traversing Middle Grounds. Response to Marius Jucan MADELEINE DANOVA	91
Fragments of America: Response to Marius Jucan BRIAN T. EDWARDS	96
Literary Translation: Between Mediation and Interpretation ANA-KARINA SCHNEIDER	104
On Accessibility and Affordability of English Studies in Romania SILVIA FLOREA	119
Widening Participation and the Recession: Response to Silvia Florea SIMON EDWARDS	143
Conceptualising Classroom Observations for a Project on Higher Education English Studies in Non-Anglophone Contexts SUMAN GUPTA	151
Reviews	168
William Chapman Sharpe, New York Nocturne: The City after Dark in Literature, Painting and Photography ADRIANA NEAGU	169
Gavin Jones, American Hungers: The Problem of Poverty in U.S. Literature, 1840-1945 ADRIANA NEAGU	172
Janet Wilson, Cristina Şandru and Sarah Lawson Welsh, eds., Rerouting the Postcolonial: New Directions for the New Millennium ANAMARIA ENESCU	175
Book Announcement	177
Notes on Contributors	179
Call for Papers	183
Call for Membership	186