Aspecte ale „înregimentării asumate” de scriitori în presa comunistă din perioada 1949–1965 by Doina Matei Marcu

“…After the first years of Communism, to remain present in the cultural world of Romanian literature, they write obediently, following the guidelines of socialist realism. …”
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Autoproiecţie şi univers ficţional în „Istoria ieroglifică” by Simona Antofi

“…By using the contemporary critical strategies, this type of analysis will surely redefine a text whose aesthetic value makes the Romanian literature representative within the European literary dynamics.…”
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Florina Ilis by Cristina Balinte

“…The Romanian Literature published after the year 2000 is especially characterized by the emergence of a new generation of writers, most of them born and educated during the last decades of communism. …”
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Modelul şi oglinda. E. Lovinescu „par lui même” by Antonio Patraș

“…Therefore, the critic’s coherent program hinted at the modernization of Romanian literature, centered upon theories such as ‘the primate of aesthetical value’ and the urge for ‘synchronization’. …”
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Neli Cornea: o scriitoare necunoscută și jurnalui ei de război by Raluca Dună

“…The article considers the work and biography of an unknown Romanian writer, Neli Cornea, totally unknown in the history of Romanian literature. It considers the context of the female autobiographical literature inspired by First World War in Romania, especially the model of the literature written and published by Queen Marie of Romania during the war. …”
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Literatura exilului by Nicoleta Sălcudeanu

“…., the small number of dissidents and the fact that the Romanian exile did not promoted Romanian literature for the foreign countries, but limited itself to address exclusively to Romanians for a political purpose. …”
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Sfaturile lui Matei Al Mirelor către Alexandru Iliaș: tematică, retorică, limbaj by Anca Mihaela Sapovici

“…In analyzing this work, we therefore considered not only the Byzantine parenetic tradition, but also its ties with this “tutelary presence” (Dan Horia Mazilu) from the history of the Romanian literature represented by the Teachings of the Wallachian Prince. …”
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Cronologia vieții literare românești (1993–1996): romanul Moromeţii by Bianca Burța-Cernat, Lucian Chișu, Oana Soare, Paul Cernat, Andrei Milca, Ion Oprișan

“…We hereby present comments referring to Marin Preda and his work, mainly regarding his novel The Moromete Family, as sixty years are celebrated from its publishing, using excerpts of the four volumes of the Romanian Literary Chronology – the Post-Communist Period, coordinator Eugen Simion, the Publishing House of the National Museum of Romanian Literature, 2015 (under printing). A group of researchers up of Bianca Burța-Cernat (publishing coordinator), Lucian Chișu, Oana Soare, Paul Cernat, Andrei Milca and Ion Oprișan participated in the preparation and elaboration of the documentary material.…”
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Exilul „concentraţionar” şi poezia ca libertate by Sorin Ivan

“…Ion Caraion is the exiled poet of Romanian literature. A form of exile is the concentrationary exile, in an era of terror, during the installation of the communist regime in Romania. …”
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Duiliu Zamfirescu by Eugen Simion

“…The latter, although it introduces new hypotheses in Romanian literature, lacks subtlety or consistency, and its characters are both moralizing and morally ambiguous. …”
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Câteva considerații asupra receptării protocronismului românesc by Vlad-Ion Pappu

“…Lovinescu in the interwar critique, present the landmarks that unified Edgar Papu’s vision of Romanian literature, emphasizing the homogeneity of his judgments from the interwar period (1932) to the post-December period (1991), as well as the critical texts with which his book Out of our Classical Writers. …”
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Problema protocronismului. Precizări by Edgar Papu

“…This theory scored a new axiological attitude towards the Romanian literature, remaining a possible guide-line in re-assessing the history of ideas.…”
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