Carlos DEL VALLE ROJAS, Juan DEL VALLE ROJAS Abstract: This work looks for an understanding of intercultural studies and intercultural communication from a genealogical and critical per-spective. It seems they could belong to a functional emerging practice and a discourse for socio-political and economical objectives related to the conflict solving regarding e... Read More Keywords: ideology; control; exclusion; intercultural studies; intercul-tural communication |
Veronica CÂMPIAN Abstract: The main objective of the article How much can we commu-nicate in 160 characters? An analysis of the linguistic and communicative functions of text messages (SMS) from the perspective of teenagers is to assess the linguistic and communicative perspective of bi- and trilingual teenagers on text mess... Read More Keywords: SMS; mobile communication; linguistic and communicative aspects of communication |
Nicolae-Sorin DRĂGAN Abstract: This paper examines the relationship between two important discursive functions of televised debates (attacks and defenses) for presidential elections in Romania, in November 2014, from the perspective of functional theory of political campaign discourse. Tensions of discursive exchanges attack-defense type... Read More Keywords: presidential debate; functional theory; political communica-tion culture; political semiotics |
Mirela-Codruţa ABRUDAN, Julia SZAMBOLICS Abstract: New media but especially the rise of social media marked the beginning of a new communication era, facilitating each organization the direct access to its publics, escaping the dependence and filtering mechanisms of the press. This so-called “by-passing” phenomenon introduced new challenges for... Read More Keywords: online communication; social media; public administration; Romanian Ministries; corporate social publishing |
Then and now: The evolution of the Romanian press in post-Soviet Europe David P. KARAS Abstract: The past quarter century has brought about significant waves of change for the nations of Central and Eastern Europe as Communism waned as the region's dominant political ideology. Paramount to these transitions - as well as the success of the democratic governments that have come to replace their authorit... Read More Keywords: Romania; Romanian press; media system; post-Soviet; East-ern Europe |
Korunk 1926-2016: The Emblematic Intellectual Workshop of Transylvania Mária BOTHÁZI Abstract: The study attempts to give a picture about the editorial con-ceptions of the three waves of Korunk – Transylvania's emblematic periodical was founded by László Dienes in 1926 at Cluj. He edited alone three of the fifteen volumes of the first Korunk, and two and a half togeth-er with G&... Read More Keywords: Korunk; editorial conceptions; the press of minority; the history of the press |
Communicating Populism in Post-communist Romania – A Literature Review Elena-Laura POPESCU Abstract: The literature review is part of the larger research project IS1308: Populist Political Communication in Europe, reviewing extant research within the participating countries that addresses each of the three key themes: Populist actors as communicators, the media and populism and Citizens and populism. This ... Read More Keywords: populism; populist; media bias; electoral discourse; political lie |
Personal Branding of Contemporary Novelists in the Digital Age Júlia Anna MAKKAI Abstract: Nowadays, not only politicians and actors do public appearances, publicity is accessible to anybody. Web 2.0 creates its own public figures, anyone longing for publicity can create a personal brand in the online space. Prosaists are also conscious users of the social networking services, and besides promot... Read More Keywords: personal branding; web 2.0; digital era; novelists; Transylvania |
Veronica CÂMPIAN Abstract: König, Katharina & Bahlo, Nils (ed.) Keywords: König Katharina; Bahlo Nils |
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