Literature Archives

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Daniel Tomov: Romania must be of interest at all times, not just when accidents occur in the country

Vladimir Mitev 16 August, 2026

A conversation with the lecturer in Romanian at the “St Kliment Ohridski” University in Sofia, within the...

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Does the Bulgarian language have a place in Banat?

Svetlana Karadjova 24 June, 2026

A successful year for the department of Bulgarian language at the West University of Timișoara

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Georgi Gospodinov and taking refuge in time

Iancu Berceanu 10 May, 2026

Book review from a Romanian reader

The Institute of the Bulgarian Language at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences will present the results of the project “The Cultural Identity of Banat Bulgarians and Bulgarian Catholic Literature”

Magdalena Abadzhieva 23 April, 2026

Press release

Emil Talianu and the rediscovery of Patriarch Miron Cristea, the first exegete of Mihai Eminescu’s work

Vladimir Mitev 11 March, 2026

Interview with Professor Emil Talianu, Eminescu scholar from Giurgiu

Ohara Donovetsky: Is it possible to live in the sacred, covered by the profane?

Vladimir Mitev 18 October, 2025

A conversation with the Romanian writer about her novel Casting for Fairies, her messages about women, life,...

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Are there still French-speaking Romanians?

Alexandru Ionașcu 17 August, 2025

Romanian society has undergone a process of massive cultural globalization, which has linked it culturally to the...

“You arrive as nobody”: Kapka Kassabova’s Ode to the Balkans

Smaranda Șchiopu 26 April, 2025

A Romanian read of Kassabova’s quartet - Border, To the Lake, Elixir and Anima

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Have Romanians always been conservative?

Alexandru Ionașcu 20 March, 2025

A comment on the occasion of Mircea Cărtărescu’s failure to become a member of the Romanian Academy

Literature

International scientific conference „Bessarabian and Banat Bulgarians in Historical and Contemporary Context: Language, Cultural Memory, Identity“

Daniel Tomov: Romania must be of interest at all times, not just when accidents occur in the country

Does the Bulgarian language have a place in Banat?

Georgi Gospodinov and taking refuge in time

The Institute of the Bulgarian Language at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences will present the results of the project “The Cultural Identity of Banat Bulgarians and Bulgarian Catholic Literature”

Emil Talianu and the rediscovery of Patriarch Miron Cristea, the first exegete of Mihai Eminescu’s work

Ohara Donovetsky: Is it possible to live in the sacred, covered by the profane?

Are there still French-speaking Romanians?

“You arrive as nobody”: Kapka Kassabova’s Ode to the Balkans

Have Romanians always been conservative?

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