The volume Procedia of Interdisciplinarity was initiated by the Centre of Research, Resources and European Studies, European Association for Promoting Excellence in Education and Research and the Department of Research, University of Wales Romania in a joint effort to share the results of the scientific research undergone by their members within the research project Promoting the Society of Knowledge through Education and Interdisciplinary Research (RO/2013/ PSKEIR-02), and to contribute to the existing interdisciplinary research in the field. The present volume entitled Humanities is a collective volume, which, in addition to the research articles mentioned above, contains selected papers from the contributions delivered at the International Conference DSCEI2014, held in Oradea(Romania) in June, 2014. In addition to its contribution to the existing research in the fields of linguistics, literature, ESP and cultural studies, the volume is also meant to be a source of inspiration for younger researchers and students.
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Project Research: Promoting the Society of Knowledge through
Education and Interdisciplinary Research (RO/2013/ PSKEIR-02)
PROCEDIA OF INTERDISCIPLINARITY. DSCEI2014
Centre for Research, Resources and European Studies AEPEEC
Department of Research, University of Wales Romania
Department of Educational Sciences, University of Oradea
PROCEDIA OF INTERDISCIPLINARITY
Selected Papers International Conference DSCEI2014
(Oradea, Romania)
SECTION: HUMANITIESCoordinator:
Sebastian CHIRIMBU, PhD
Editors:
Sebastian CHIRIMBU, PhD
Alexandru BURDA, PhD
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ResearchProcedia of Interdisciplinarity. Selected Papers -
International Conference DSCEI2014
EditorialThe volume Procedia of Interdisciplinarity was
initiated by the Centre of Research, Resources and European
Studies, European Association for Promoting Excellence in Education
and Research, the Department of Educational Sciences University of
Oradea and the Department of Research, University of Wales Romania
in a joint effort to share the results of the scientific research
undergone by their members within the research project Promoting
the Society of Knowledge through Education and Interdisciplinary
Research (RO/2013/ PSKEIR-02), and to contribute to the existing
interdisciplinary research in the field.
The present volume (Humanities) is a collected volume, which, in
addition to the research articles mentioned above, contains
selected papers from the contributions delivered at the
International Conference DSCEI2014, held in Oradea on June,
2014.
In adition to its contribution to the existing research in the
fields of linguistics, literature ESP and cultural studies, the
volume is also meant to be a source of inspiration for younger
researchers and students.
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The coordinator of the present volume would like to thank the
contributors and all those who facilitated networking within the
members of the project, including Professor Floare Chipea, PhD
(Dean) and Associate Prof. Karla Peter, PhD and Viorica Banciu PhD
from the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department of
Educational Sciences, University of Oradea, our colleagues from the
University of Wales Romania: Assoc. Prof. Diana Roioru (Rector) and
Assist. Prof. Mihail Teac. Last but not least, special thanks
deserve the reviewers of this volume for their valuable
suggestions, and all those who have generously supported its
publication.Notes on Scientific Board
Lus Miguel Barbosa Proena, PhD, is professor atISMAI Instituto
Superior da Maia, Portugal. He is presently a researcher at CELCC
Center for Studies on Language, Communication and Culture at ISMAI
and author of several papers on Linguistics, ESL Teaching, Decision
Theory, Software Applications, and Network Planning.
Aleksey Arkadievich Romanov, PhD, hab., is professor at
National-Research Tomsk Politechnical University, Russia, where he
teaches Morphology, Discourse, Semantics, Linguistics in social
interaction, Fundamental communication, Logic and argumentation
theory, Modern International Policy Studies, etc. Professor Romanov
is the author of over 380 articles, most of them on semantics and
pragmatics, has published several scientific and teaching books,
and edits A world of linguistics and communication. He has received
the distinction Honoured Science Worker of Russian Federation, and
is member in several organizations, including the International
Academy of Informatization, and the International Academy of
psychological sciences.
Viorica Banciu, PhD, is a reader in Didactic and Foreign
Languages at the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, Department
of Education, University of Oradea. Her interests are ESP,
Linguistics, Pedagogy, and Globalization. She authored 7 books and
more than 30 scientific papers published in Romania and abroad, of
which 20 being covered by various international databases. She is
currently coordinating the collective volume "Investing in Science
and Research. Vol. 3 Education".
Ramona Simu, PhD, is a reader in Comparative Literature and
Literary Theory at Emanuel University of Oradea, Romania, and
Director of the Emanuel University Press. Ramona Simu authored 4
books and 11 scientific papers, and edited and translated 61
volumes published by various international publishing houses. Her
most recent publications are: Thomas Mann i faetele tragicului n
secolul XX, Dimensions of Criticism. From Irony to Praxis in
Literature and Language, and The Literature of Expatriates.
Mariana Cernicova-Buc,PhD, is a reader at the Department of
Communication and Foreign Languages, PolitehnicaUniversity
ofTimioara. Author of 12 books on stylistics, journalism and modern
history, she focused her research on applied linguistics,
communication sciences and political science. Her professional
experience includes translation, counselling in public relations,
academic management (provost of a private university, 2004-2008),
and political journalism. She is distinguished with the National
Order for Merit in Education (2004). She is a member of the
European Communication and Research Association, European
vice-president of the Alliance of Universities for Democracy,
vice-president of the Association for Romanian Media History,
vice-president of the Centre for Ethical Resources and Initiatives
and a member of the Association for Professors in Journalism and
Communication. She is a book reviewer and editor for theAUDEM:
International Journal of Higher Education and Democracy andfor
Professional Communication and Translation Studies.
Larisa Alekseevna Romanova, PhD, hab., is professor at Tver
State University, Russia, where she teaches English grammar
(morphology and syntax), Russian Language and Culture of Speech,
Conflictology, Rewriting, Psychology of mass communications. She is
the author of over 160 scientific and teaching and guiding books,
articles on semantics and pragmatics.
Svilen Stanchev, PhD, is is a reader of English linguistics at
the School of Modern Languages of St. Cyril and St. Methodius
University of Veliko Turnovo in Bulgaria. He has taught courses on
syntax and semantics, functional grammar, sociolinguistics and
contrastive linguistics at various Bulgarian universities as well
as the University of Bielefeld in Germany. Svilen Stanchev has
published extensively in the area of functional grammar and
contrastive linguistics. He is author of a book on (in)transitivity
and predicate formation in English and Bulgarian.
Malysheva Ekaterina Valerievna, PhD, is reader at Tver State
Agricultural Academy, Russia, where she teaches English grammar,
French grammar, translation practice (English), Nation's economy
and culture of Great Britain, Russian language and culture of
speech. She authored more than 80 articles on linguistic studies
and several scientific and teaching books.
Sebastian Chirimbu, PhD, is a reader at the Department of
Research, University of Wales Romania and also at the Specialized
Languages, Faculty of Letters within Spiru Haret University,
Bucharest, Romania, and mentor-trainer in Management and European
Affairs. A graduate of Foreign Languages and Literature Faculty and
of various programs in communication management, human resources,
specialized terminologies (EU), including a post-graduate studies
program in Management at the National School of Political Studies,
Sebatian Chirimbu is the author of 20 textbooks and university
courses in institutional and diplomatic discourse, translation
studies, globalization studies, and terminology. In the last 3
years, he published more than 45 articles on globalization,
terminology, EU integration process and Eurolect / Eurojargon.
Daniel Dejica, PhD, is a reader at Politehnica University of
Timisoara, Romania. His research interests include translation
theory and methodology, LSP translation, and discourse analysis for
translation purposes. Daniel Dejica is a member of the Advanced
Translation Research Center (ATRC) team at the University of
Saarbrucken, Germany and a member of the Doctoral Studies Committee
of the European Society for Translation Studies. He has been
co-editing the Proceedings of the Professional Communication and
Translation Studies conference, organized at Politehnica University
of Timioara since 2001; he is also a member in the editorial boards
of other international peer-reviewed journals including conneXions:
international professional communication journal (University of
Lisbon) or MuTra Journal (University of Saarbrucken).
Denisa Drguin, PhD, is a senior lecturer at Spiru Haret
University, Romania, teaching Contemporary English Language
(Syntax), English Practical Course, and Teaching English as a
Foreign Language. She is the author of 4 books and more than 30
articles on linguistics and discourse analysis. She was editorial
secretary of the Annals of Spiru Haret University,
Philology-Foreign Languages and Literatures Series between 2002 and
2007. Since 2008 she has been assistant editor-in-chief of the
above mentioned periodical.
Adina Barbu-Chirimbu, PhD, is a senior lecturer at the
Department of Philology Languages, Faculty of Letters within Spiru
Haret University, Bucharest, Romania, and mentor-trainer in
multiculturalism and European studies. A graduate of Foreign
Languages and Literature Faculty, Department of Finance and
Banking, and of various programs in specialized terminology and
translation studies (legal, marketing, statistics) including a
post-graduate studies program in Applied Linguistics (University of
Bucharest), she is the author of several scientific articles and of
5 textbooks and university courses (in GE, English teaching,
translation studies, globalization studies, and terminology).
Aba-Carina Prlog, PhD, is a senior lecturer at the Department of
Modern Languages and Literatures at the University of Timioara. Her
fields of interest are contemporary literature, literary and
specialised translations. She has published numerous papers at home
and abroad, as well as the books The Clash between Body and Mind:
Orwell, Beckett and Durrell, Timioara, University Press (2006),
Translating the Body (co-authored), Mnchen, Lincom (2007) and
Harbingers and Agents of Postmodern Literature, Timioara,
University Press (2011).
Dara Tafazoliisa lecturer atthe University of Applied Science
& Technology, Iran, where he teaches English for specific
purposes (ESP) and English as a foreign language (TEFL).He is
theeditor oftwo books and author of more than50 articles on applied
linguistics. Hisresearch interests include CALL (Computer Assisted
Language Learning) and ESP.CONTENTS
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JEZIKUsimpuls PnjitisFku InASPECTS OF BRITISH CIVILIZATION: THE
GREAT CHARTER OF LIBERTIESBarbu-Chirimbu AdinaDie bildende Kunst
als Brcke zu der fremden Sprache oder 10 Grnde Kunstwerke im
Unterricht Deutsch als Fremdsprache (DaF) einzusetzenBelcheva
VeselaGiving History Its Due: Exploring the Role of the North
Western Semitic Alphabet Upon the Formation of Modern European
Languages Botic AurelianCross-linguistic interferences in the
acquisition of foreign languages by Romanian adultsBran RzvanLA
TRADUCTION INTRALINGUALECeban TamaraTHE SPREAD OF ENGLISH IN
MULTILINGUAL CONTEXTSChirimbu SebastianSpecial needs pupil and
expression through Goodenough testCramaruc
Nicoleta-MihaelaAESTETHIC REASONING THE REHABILITATION OF THE
NON-IDENTICALCurpa Anca FlorentinaPLACE AND SPECIFIC VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION IN THE EDUCATION IN ROMANIA DURING 1989-2000Florescu
Maria CristinaGood teacher-professional teacher, qualities and
perspectivesJireghie AngelaZafiri MakrinaTHE PLEASURE OF READING
AESTHETIC AND EDUCATIONAL PREMISESLaurian SimonaA CROSS-CULTURAL
CHROMATIC COMMUNICATION IN BUSINESSLeah ClaudiaBanciu Viorica
THE TRAINING AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT
Pun Mihaela-GabrielaFEED-BACK FOR HANNE RSTAVIKPopa LenuaON THE
PARAMETERS AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE ACCOUNT OF THE V O
RELATION IN ENGLISH
Stanchev Svilen
Principles of Pedagogy and Virtues in Ancient Christian
Educationepelea Marius
Procedia of Interdisciplinarity. Selected Papers International
Conference DSCEI2014, section: Humanities / Chirimbu, Sebastian
(coord.) Sandy, Utah, USA: Aardvard Global Publishing, 2015
ISBN: 978-1-4276-9640-3
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