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Участници в конференцията са изследователи от Института за литература– БАН (София), Института за теория и история на литературата „Джордже Калинеску“ (Букурещ), университет "Dunărea de Jos" (Галац) и Държавния университет на Молдова (Кишинев).
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
CULTURAL INFLUENCES
AND TYPOLOGICAL PHENOMENA
IN SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPEAN LITERATURES
(14TH – 18TH CENTURIES)
26 OCTOBER 2026
BUCHAREST
Institute for Literary History and Theory “G. Călinescu”
Romanian Academy
PROGRAME
ONLINE
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82519509647?pwd=892keEXc50xrBlphZd8jgkWZIf15uE.1
meeting id: 825 1950 9647 pass: 958115
10.30 – 12.30
WELCOMING & SPEECHES PLENARY SESSION
CS I habil. Laura Bădescu, Director of The Institute for Literary History and Theory “G. Călinescu”
Assoc. Prof. Maya Yordanova Petrova-Taneva, Institute of literature, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Conf. univ. dr. Ioan Cristescu, Director of The National Museum of Romanian Literature
Maya Yordanova Petrova-Taneva, Institute of Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Three Closely Related Manuscripts as Evidence of Bulgarian–Moldavian Literary Contacts in the 15th–16th Centuries
Radoslava Stankova, Institute of Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Cyrillic Manuscripts in the Library of the Romanian Academy Containing Texts about Saint Petka of Tarnovo (Paraskeva of Epibatai)
Dilyana Radoslavova, Institute of Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Influences from Across the Danube on the 17th Century Bulgarian Letters
Irina Kuzidova, Institute of Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Slavonic Medical Texts in Manuscripts of Moldavian Origin
Ekaterina Todorova, Institute of Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, The Divinatory Book Brontologion in the Slavic-Romanian Miscellany from Putna Monastery (16th–17th Centuries): Preliminary Notes.
Elisaveta Nencheva, Institute of Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Manuscript No. 700 from the Dragomirna Monastery in the Context of the Most Closely Related South Slavic (Bulgarian and Serbian) Codices
Nikoleta Patova, Institute of Literature – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Petar Beron in Wallachia
Aliona Grati, State University of Moldova, Receptare și transpunere culturală: literatura veche în imaginarul contemporan al sud-estului Europei [Cultural Reception and Transposition: Early Literature in the Contemporary Imaginary of Southeastern Europe]
12.30 –13.00 Cofee break
13.00 – 15.00
Laura Bădescu, Institute for Literary History and Theory “G. Călinescu” – Romanian Academy, Vechi paradigme ale cercetării slavonismului în cercetarea românească. Interogații necesare [Old Paradigms in the Romanian Study of Slavonism: Necessary Inquiries]
Ioan Cristescu, National Museum of Romanian Literature, The Origins of Illustration in Medieval Manuscripts
Virginia Popović, University of Novi Sad, La confluența a două lumi: relațiile româno-sârbe în contextul istoric și cultural al secolelor XIV–XVII [At the Confluence of Two Worlds: Romanian–Serbian Relations in the Historical and Cultural Context of the 14th–17th Centuries]
Maria Stanciu Istrate, Institute of Linguistics “Iorgu Iordan – Al. Rosetti” of the Romanian Academy, Ms. Rom. BAR 588 – A Working Copy executed under the Supervision of Udriște Năsturel?
Nicoleta Ifrim, “Dunărea de Jos” University of Galaţi, “Artistic Intelligence”: Harnessing the Power of the Arts to Address Complex Challenges Related to Cultural Influences in South-Eastern European Literatures – Culture, Creativity and Inclusive Society 2026 (HORIZON-CL2-2026-01) Project Opportunities
Manuela Anton, Institute for Literary History and Theory “G. Călinescu” – Romanian Academy, A Look into Paolo Grillo’s “Le porte del mondo. L’Europa e la globalizzazione medievale”
Dorin Garofeanu, Institute for Literary History and Theory “G. Călinescu” – Romanian Academy, A Shared Apocalypse: The World Upside Down in the South Slavic and Romanian Traditions of The Twelve Dreams
Florentina Nicolae, Institute for Literary History and Theory “G. Călinescu” – Romanian Academy, “Ovidius” University of Constanta, The Depiction of Constantinople in Dimitrie Cantemir’s Works
