„Acest volum împreună cu Voices of the Churches, Voices of the Nationalities. Competing Loyalties in the Upper House of the Hungarian Parliament (1867–1918), apărut în 2019 la editura Peter Lang din Berlin, constituie o parte din realizările știinţifice ale proiectului Vocile Bisericilor, Vocile Naţionalităţilor. Loialităţi concurente în Casa Magnaţilor din Parlamentului Ungariei (1867–1918), finanţat de UEFISCDI prin PNII-RU-TE-2014-4-1231 și condus de lector univ. dr. Marius Eppel.
Proiectul menţionat a fost conceput încă de la început astfel încât să urmărească două nișe de analiză: prima reprezentând discursurile produse de clericii magnaţi în cadrul dezbaterilor din parlamentul Ungariei Dualiste, și o a doua care să includă dimensiunea prosopografică necesară abordării noastre, pentru a contura profilul colectiv al acestui grup în toate aspectele sale relevante. Evident, decorul politic al Transleithaniei a constituit o piesă esenţială în puzzle-ul Biserică-Stat-Naţiune, care rezumă, de fapt, pilonii centrali ai tuturor dezbaterilor prezente în acest volum.” din Cuvânt înainte
SUMMARY
Carmen Borbély & Petronia Popa Petrar, Foreword
I. Configurations of Posthumanist Thought
Horea Poenar, (Another) Year Zero: The Commons in a Posthuman Age
Rareș Moldovan, Authentes: a Shadow-Play or A Series of Observations in “Post” about Authenticity
Călina Părău, Thinking and Constructing Moments of Split
Attila Kovács, Anonymity and Spectral Existence in Urban Space
Marius Conkan, Mapping Literature: Geocritical Thinking and Posthumanism
Marie-Agnès Cathiard, De l’« imaginaïf » en prosthétique
Cosmina Moroșan, Peace and Technology. Michel Serres
II. Figurations of Posthuman Becoming
Christian Moraru, Crossing the Kafka Network: Schulz, Blecher, Foer, and the Repositioning of the Human
Giovanni Rotiroti, Subjectivations et désubjectivations post-humaines. Corps de langage et flux inconscients dans le matérialisme enchanté d’Urmuz et Gherasim Luca à partir de la pensée de Gilles Deleuze et Félix Guattari
Doru Pop, Replicant Theologies of the Early Robocene or The Covenant of Procreating Replicants, Cybernetic Fertility and Divine Androids
Alina Preda, “New Planets for Old”: A Posthumanist Ecocritical Approach to Jeanette Winterson’s Ustopia
Ruxandra Cesereanu, Lanark and Unthank – Posthuman Elements in Alasdair Gray’s Novel
Diana Melnic, Vlad Melnic, Shortcut to Posthumanism: Decentring Elements of the Gaming Experience
Kwasu D. Tembo, Among Them but Not One of Them: A Xenological Exploration of the Otherness and Power of DC Comics’ Superman
Nóra Máthé, “Are You Thor, the God of Hammers?” – Mixing the Posthuman and Old Norse Mythology in Thor: Ragnarok
Nicolae Andrei Szilagyi, The Human in the Context of a Posthuman World
Cristina Diamant, Archiva(b)l(e) Bodies and Cyber Afterlife in David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas
Marius Viorel Pușcaș, From Narrative Art to Discourse. A Posthuman Approach in Firmin: Adventures of a Metropolitan Lowlife
III. Refiguring Past Trauma, Prefiguring an Apocalyptic Future
Corin Braga, Antiutopies apocalyptiques et posthumaines
Andrada Danilescu, Beyond the Human: Transhumanist Negotiations and Posthuman Instantiations in Aldoux Huxley’s Brave New World and David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas
Dana Bizuleanu, Svetlana Alexievich and Posthuman Narratives
Anamaria Lupan, Marguerite Yourcenar et le post-humanisme
Dana Percec, The Canadian Tempest. Margaret Atwood and Shakespeare Retold as Hag-Seed
Aura Poenar, Necessary Monsters. Monstrous Narratives. Haunted Images of Our Time
Book Reviews
SOMMAIRE
Horea Poenar, A World to Win. But in Whose Image?
I. The Challenge of Community
Simon Harel, Face aux littératures des Premières Nations
Florin Poenaru, We, the People!: Community, Populism and the Crisis of Political Representation
Alex Cistelecan, Community Building in Post-historical Times
Vladimir Borțun, The EU is Naked: The Progressive Clothes of a Capitalist Project
Horea Poenar, Bad New World. The (Relative) Rebirth of the Commons
Călina Părău, Community and Togetherness after the Non-sharable
Alexandru Matei, De la métaphysique du « commun » au « comment vivre ensemble ». Jean-Luc Nancy et Roland Barthes sur la communauté
Aura Poenar, Reconstructing Communities. In Spite of all Machinery of Disimagination
Corin Braga, L’attaque contre l’individualité dans les antiutopies totalitaires modernes
Diana I. Santiago, Slaves and Slavery in the 19th Century Puerto Rican Literature
Laura T. Ilea, Inch’Allah : La honte et la « géographie de l’affect »
Emmanuela Pustan, On the Artistic Propensity of Pathology: Georges Didi-Huberman and the Invention of Hysteria
II. Communities at Work
Ioan Pop-Curșeu, Can Art (Re)build a Community? The Roşia Montană Case, between Past and Future
Ruxandra Cesereanu, Political Escapes from Prisons and Camps in the 20th Century – Antisystemic Mentalities
Marius Lazăr, What Can Be Seen. Documenting the Transition Between Telling and Showing
Carmen Borbély, Communities under Erasure in Seamus Deane’s Reading in the Dark
Petronia Popa Petrar, Written Communities: Imagining Connection in Virginia Woolf’s Novels
Alina Monica Toma, Dystopian Community in Lois Lowry’s Novel The Giver
Amalia Cotoi, Mircea Nedelciu’s Community of Tratament fabulatoriu
Rareș Moldovan, The State of Play: Geektopia in Ready Player One
Doru Pop, Deterritorialized Cinema, Dislocated Spaces and Disembodied Characters in Bogdan Mirică’s Câini
Mihaiela Ilea, Niche Structures in Television. Video Poetry – Visually Reading the Reality
Răzvan Cîmpean, Kaleidoscopic History. Visually Representing Community in Tarkovsky’s The Mirror
Cristina Popescu, The Woman as a Misfit in Michelangelo Antonioni’s Tetralogy
Cristina Diamant, Stranger(s’) Voices at Home. The Many Faces of Cillian Murphy as the Misfit
Iulia Rădac, The Posture of the Writer in a Teenager’s Book: Mircea Eliade’s Romanul Adolescentului Miop
Book Reviews
Sommaire
Caius Dobrescu, Noir, Eastern Europe, and the Global Imaginary
East European Noir – General and Particular
Caius Dobrescu, Exploring/Inventing East-European Noir. An Attempt to Modelling Historical Transformation
Doru Pop, The Socialist Boy Detectives and The Cold Wars of Childhood
Katre Talviste, The Curious Case of Juhan Paju and a Fortunate Choice of Pop Lit over Poetry
Primož Mlačnik, From Minor Literature to Neoliberal Noir: The Detective Novels of Sergej Verč
Marcela Poučová, « Accepter et pardonner, c’est se réconcilier avec soi-même ». l’Histoire tchèque du XXe siècle vue par le roman policier
Radu Toderici, Late Modernist Noirs: Béla Tarr’s Damnation/ Kárhozat and György Fehér’s Passion/ Szenvedély
Gender & Noir
Amalia Mărășescu, Female Detectives in Romanian Literature: Vitoria Lipan and Minerva Tutovan
Roxana Eichel, Intersecting Inequalities in Romanian Crime Series Shadows (HBO). Expressions of Identity between Authenticity, Stereotypes and “Eastploitation”
Andrada Fătu-Tutoveanu, Death Becomes Her. Implicit Religion, Relics, Myth-Making and the Witch Complex in Visual Representations of Women in Film Noir. A Case Study
East Seen From the West
Paul Bleton, Lu a l’Ouest, le crime de l’Est a du lest
Ioana Andrea Diaconu, Creating and Destroying Prejudices. Romanian Characters in German Television Thrillers Beginning with the Millennium
Sándor Kálai, Europa Blues (L’Europe de l’Est des romans policiers scandinaves)
Noir sans frontiers: Beyond Genre and Geography
Marius-Mircea Crișan & Carol Senf, The Mysteries of the Post-Communist Vampire: Detective Features in the Novel Nepotul lui Dracula by Alexandru Mușina
Alex Văsieș, Narrative Devices in Motion: From Genre Fiction to Mainstream Fiction in Florin Chirculescu’s Prose
Maria Barbu, Virtual Dystopias: Westworld and Technology’s Potential to Save or Enslave the World
Carmen Borbély, Noir Affect in Lauren Beukes’s Zoo City
Ruxandra Cesereanu, The Savage Detectivism of Roberto Bolaño’s Fiction
Călina Părău, Residues and Presents in Contemporary Shrinking Temporalities
Les imaginaires du féminin/masculin dans la littérature
Najate Nerci, Introduction
Corin Braga, The New Amazons: Second-Wave Feminist Dystopias Assunção Pesché Luísa, Les héroïnes (fatales) brésiliennes : archétypes et métamorphoses
Gérard Peylet, Le masculin et le féminin dans le roman sandien : Vers un dépassement de la dualité
Crina-Magdalena Zărnescu, Sous le masque du masculin ? Approche poétique du roman Mémoires d’Hadrien de Marguerite Yourcenar
Souad Atoui-Labidi, Réinvention et détournement du féminin ou Schéhérazade au masculin dans ZABOR ou les psaumes de Kamel Daoud
Eylül-Sabo-Andrada Yunusoglu, “The Harem Within”: The Complexity of Female Identity in Elif Shafak’s Black Milk
Fatema-Ezzahra Taznout, Yasmine Chami, une écriture de l’intranquilité
Hichem Ismaïl, L’antagonisme du féminin et du masculin dans Salammbô de Flaubert
Laura T. Ilea, La littérature féminine en infrarouge. Au-delà du nihilisme