Volume 67, No. 2, 2022

STUDIA UBB PHILOLOGIA, Volume 67 (LXVII), No. 2, June 2022

Volume 67, No. 2, June 2022, ISSUE DOI: 10.24193/subbphilo.2022.2

SPECIAL ISSUE: THEORIZING LITERARY ANIMALS

Guest Editor: Ema Vyroubalová

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24193/subbphilo.2022.2

Published: 2022-06-30

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Introductions & Arguments

INTRODUCTION

Ema VYROUBALOVÁ

9-11
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Articles

SADDENING ENCOUNTERS. CHILDREN AND ANIMALS IN ROMANIAN FICTION AND BEYOND

Valeska BOPP-FILIMONOV

13-34
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THE CULTURAL NON-HUMAN ANIMAL ANALYSING ITALO CALVINO’S ITALIAN FAIRY TALES WITH ZOOSEMIOTICS

Francesco BUSCEMI

35-50
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“I HAD BECOME A COW”: KIMURA YŪSUKE’S "SACRED CESIUM GROUND" AND ROBERT MOORE’S "FIGURING GROUND"

Shoshannah GANZ

51-68
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BECOMING (NON)HUMAN. ANIMAL REPRESENTATIONS IN THE ATU 514 FAIRY TALE

Krisztina Bianka KOCSIS

69-88
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EXPERIMENTAL BODIES: ANIMALS, SCIENCE, AND COLLECTIVITY IN CONTEMPORARY SHORT-FORM FICTION

Shannon LAMBERT

89-111
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“WE DID BECOME”: SHERI S. TEPPER’S "GRASS" AND POSTHUMAN COMPANIONSHIP BEYOND THE ANIMAL/HUMAN BINARY

Ángela LÓPEZ-GARCÍA

113-124
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UNICORN STORIES IN TRACY CHEVALIER AND PHILIPPA GREGORY’S NOVELS

Cristina Mihaela NISTOR

125-136
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COMPASSION AND ACCEPTANCE OF HUMAN ANIMALITY IN A SELECTION OF LIAM O’FLAHERTY’S STORIES

Elena OGLIARI

137-154
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MAKING KIN: POSTHUMAN IDENTITY IN ANNE HAVERTY’S "ONE DAY AS A TIGER" AND KAREN JOY FOWLER’S "WE ARE ALL COMPLETELY BESIDES OURSELVES"

Paul Mihai PARASCHIV

155-168
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LIONS AND SHE-WOLVES: KINGSHIP, QUEENSHIP AND THE LEGITIMACY OF POWER IN SHAKESPEARE’S HISTORICAL PLAYS

Dana PERCEC, Andreea ŞERBAN

169-189
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THE BROWN BEAR IN THE NOVEL OF ION D. SÎRBU: FOLK-MYTHOLOGY IN THE SATIRICAL FABLE "THE DANCE OF THE BEAR"

Ionucu POP

191-206
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THE ANIMAL CAPITAL OF RECESSION IN DANIELLE MCLAUGHLIN’S "DINOSAURS ON OTHER PLANETS"

Andrei Bogdan POPA

207-226
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CAN THE NON-HUMAN SUBALTERN SPEAK? ADDRESSING INJUSTICE THROUGH PARAKEETS, PENGUINS AND BLUE MACAWS

Sutirtho ROY

227-250
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THE CHAMELEON’S BLUSH AND THE POETIC IMAGINATION FROM SHAKESPEARE TO KEATS

Jonathan P. A. SELL

251-270
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DIE ANTHROPOMORPHISIERTE GESTALT DES KATERS IM MÄRCHEN „DER GESTIEFELTE KATER” DER BRÜDER GRIMM UND DER MÄRCHENSERIE „PETTERSON UND FINDUS” VON SVEN NORDQVIST

Anita-Andreea SZÉLL

271-288
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POUR UNE MÉTAMORPHOSE DU LIBERTIN OU LE SYNDROME DE L’EXTRA-TERRITORIALITÉ CHEZ MILAN KUNDERA ET ÉRIC-EMMANUEL SCHMITT

Bianca-Livia BARTOȘ

289-300
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ENJEUX CRITIQUES DE LA DÉRISION POÉTIQUE CHEZ MATÉÏ VIȘNIEC

Corina CROITORU

301-310
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AUDIO-VISUAL CULTURE IN TEXTBOOKS OF GERMAN AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE: A CROSSROADS BETWEEN MEDIA COMPETENCE AND SUBJECT-SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

Michaela KOVÁČOVÁ, Martina MARTAUSOVÁ

311-328
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PRECARITY AND HEALING: ON THE ROLE OF GRIEF IN EDWIDGE DANTICAT’S "THE FARMING OF BONES" (1998)

Ágnes Zsófia KOVÁCS

329-346
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A FORMAÇÃO DE PROFESSORES DE PORTUGUÊS E OS DESAFIOS DA AULA EM TEMPOS DE COVID-19

Eulália LEURQUIN, Maria João MARÇALO

347-360
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NATURE-TRANSCENDENCE AND SELF-NATURE RELATIONS IN SANDOR WEÖRES’S POEMS

László Szilárd SZILVESZTER

361-372
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INTERVIEW: DAVID FOENKINOS, L’HISTOIRE D’UNE VIE REDOUBLEE PAR LA FICTION

Alina ALUAȘ

373-376
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