Colectivul de limba şi literatura engleză
PROPUNERI – LUCRĂRI DE LICENŢĂ 2019-2020
Studenții au dreptul de a-și alege dintre propunerile existente un subiect cât mai apropiat de interesele de cercetare proprii
sau de a propune coordonatorului o temă de cercetare proprie (aprobarea rămânând la latitudinea profesorului).
Acolo unde există mențiunea „nu mai sunt titluri disponibile,” subiectele au fost stabilite deja la inițiativa studenților.
Conf. Dr. Loredana Pungă
1. Adaptation in translating movie titles
2. Metaphors in university lectures and seminars
3. English driven change of meaning of Romanian words
Conf. Dr. Codruța Goșa
1. Dystopias in translation. The case of Margaret
Atwood's The Handmaid’s Tale
2. Persuasive discourses in Facebook posts and their
translation. The case of referendums
3. Keeping and analysing research diaries
4. The role of translation in teaching EFL
5. Understanding attitudes to BA paper writing
Conf. Dr. Cristina Chevereșan
Nu mai există titluri disponibile.
Conf. Dr. Mihaela Cozma
1. A Translational Approach to Cultural Elements in
Specialized Texts
2. The Influence of the Cultural Factors on the
Translation Norms
3. Problems Raised by the Translation of the EU
Legislation
4. Manifestations of Modality in the Media Discourse in
Romanian vs. English
5. Cultural Differences as Reflected by Idioms
6. Genre and Translation
7. Linguistic Features of Political Speeches: A
Translational Perspective
Conf. Dr. Luminița Frențiu
1. Translation errors
2. Politeness phenomena in political discourse
3. Translating the newspeak of the 21th century
4. Cultural features in the media discourse
5. Equivalence in translating advertisements
Lect. Dr. Sorin Ciutacu
1. “Anglo-Saxon Attitudes. The History of the Teutonic
Idea in English
2. Purism in English. Linguists and Their
Reconstructions
3. Purism in the Germanic Languages
4. Contronyms
5. Global English in Romania. A Case Study
6. Global Semantic Shift. Evidence from European
Languages
7. Phrasal Verbs and Their Germanic Models
8. Iconicity and Language Change in English
Lect. Dr. Dana Crăciun
1. Fiction and Politics (or the Politics of Fiction) in…
(specific author/text(s) to be chosen by student)
2. Conspiracy Narratives in Contemporary Fiction
(specific author/text(s) to be chosen by student)
3. Postmodernist Recyclings of Canonical Works (Mrs.
Dalloway/The Hours, Jane Eyre/Wide Sargasso Sea,
Robinson Crusoe/Foe, etc.)
4. Representations of War in Modernist Poetry
5. Personal and Collective Trauma in Mrs. Dalloway
6. The Fascination of the Day: Mrs. Dalloway and
Ulysses
7. Deciphering the Palimpsest: Salman Rushdie’s The
Moor’s Last Sigh
8. East Meets West: Salman Rushdie’s Fiction
9. Giving a Voice to the Marginalised: Arundhati Roy,
The God of Small Things and/or The Ministry of Utmost
Happiness
10. Historiographic Metafictions (various authors)
Lect. Dr. Claudia Doroholschi
1. ‘Unnatural’ narrative voices (first person plural, second
person) in... (specific focus and author/s are the student’s
choice)
2. Nature and the city in contemporary British/American
poetry (specific focus and author/s are the student choice)
3. Literature and/or creative writing in the English
Language classroom (specific focus is the student’s
choice)
4. “Found” narratives: strategies of framing in Victorian
literature
5. Material culture in the work of Charles Dickens
6. Feedback practices in academic writing (specific focus
is student’s choice)
Lect. Dr. Eliza Filimon
1. Translating nursery rhymes
2. Fairytale spin-offs
3. Film studies - the HORROR genre
4. Motivation in the classroom
Lect. Dr. Diana Mădroane
General themes (to be narrowed down// focused on a
specific topic):
1. The construction of identities in media discourse
(migrants, ethnic minorities, women, celebrities etc.)
2. The construction of identities in political discourse
(migrants, ethnic minorities, women etc.)
3. Discursive features of traditional and new media genres
(news, editorials, talk shows, blogs etc.)
4. The discourse of advertising (strategies of persuasion
in advertising campaigns, identity construction etc.)
5. The discourse of television (reality TV shows, talk
shows)
6. Media publics (online interpretive communities)
7. Discrimination in media discourse
Lect. Dr. Valentina Mureșan
(Topics to be further discussed, narrowed down or
changed with the student)
1. Decoding emoji in virtual communication
2. Identity construction in cartoons
3. Conversational elements in social interaction
4. Translation issues in cartoons
5. A new generation new skills (learner autonomy, digital
competence, reflective thinking)
6. Teacher/student attitudes towards digital technology
in/for the classroom
7. Gaming and language learning
8. Intercultural competence. A key competence to be
addressed by educational systems.
Lect. Dr. Aba-Carina Pârlog
1. Translating Drama: The Unnaturalness of Literary
Language
2. Translation and Technical Language - Subgenre
Terminology Problems
3. Applied Linguistics and Figurative Language: A
Focus on Target Language
4. Difficulties in Translating Cultural Expressions
5. An Illusion of Reality: Tracy Chevalier’s Historical
Discourse
6. Peter Ackroyd’s Parallel Postmodern Narratives
7. An Interdisciplinary Perspective on Jeanette
Winterson’s Heterogeneous Stories
8. Postmodernity and Culture: John Fowles’ Imaginary
World
Lect. Dr. Andreea Șerban
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Lect. Dr. Gabriela Tucan
1. The Great Themes in Ernest Hemingway’s Short
Fiction: Love, Loss, Wilderness, War
2. Fragmentation and New Voices in the Early 20th
Century American Short Fiction
3. The Sorrows and Consolations of Suburbia: John
Cheever and John Updike
4. The American Dream in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The
Great Gatsby
5. The Unreliable Narrator in The Catcher in the Rye by
J.D. Salinger
6. The Lost Generation and American Modernism
7. Embracing the New - The Roaring Twenties
Lect. Dr. Cristina Băniceru
Nu mai există titluri disponibile.
Asist. Dr. Romanița Jumanca
1. The discourse of fashion. Context and channels.
2. Political discourse. A linguistic approach
3. Modality in English Rental Agreements
4. Subjectivity versus objectivity in political discourse.
5. Back and front vowels in My Fair Lady
6. Active voice versus passive voice in sales agreements
and provisions
7. Visual slogans. A linguistic approach