Vol. 7(56) No. 1 (2014)

Published: 2014-06-25

Irony

Irony – A pretense passage from ancient to modern times

Stanca Mada

pp. 3-4
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LANGUAGE STUDIES

Irony as complexity scaffold for deep learning

Sebastian Feller

pp. 7-22
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(Un)detecting irony. Analysing responses to irony in three different discursive contexts

S. Mada, R. Saftoiu

pp. 23-42
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Concret ou abstrait? Le cas du nom monstre

Corina Silvia Micu

pp. 89-98
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LITERATURE

Irony and tragedy in Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart and No Longer at Ease

Adina Campu

pp. 43-50
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Ironiser l’écriture programmatique. Le manifeste dadaïste

Rodica Ilie

pp. 51-68
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Avatars of the limit-situation in post-totalitarian witness literature

Laura Sasu

pp. 99-108
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Aspects of representation with illustration from Ian McEwan’s Atonement

Aura Sibisan

pp. 109-118
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CULTURAL STUDIES

The carnivalesque, parody and irony in the contemporary american visual art: Project Womanhouse, a case study

Ileana Botescu-Sireteanu

pp. 69-78
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Rethinking postmodernism: The vices of the postmodern world by Gheorghe Craciun

Alexandra Ungureanu-Atanasoaie

pp. 119-136
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Reviews

Trei intr-o carte, Luca Pitu

Virgil Borcan

pp. 79-80
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Irony and Humor. From pragmatics to discourse, Leonor Ruiz Gurillo and Maria Belén Alvarado Ortega (eds.)

Stanca Mada

pp. 81-88
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Intercultural pragmatics, Istvan Kecskes

Simona Gurtavenco

pp. 137-142
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