Departamentul de Engleză

Program de conversie profesionala: Limba si literatura engleza

Titluri de teme propuse pentru licență

Seria 2017 - 2019

Prof. dr. Michaela Praisler

1. Virginia Woolf: The Short Story Writer

2. Autobiography. The Case of James Joyce
3. Metafiction in Practice: Lawrence Durrell
4. Historiographic Metafiction: Salman Rushdie
5. T. S. Eliot: Poet and Critic

Prof. dr. Mariana Neagu

1. “I stopped abbreviating when my dad started”. The dynamics of the internet language.
2. English collective nouns – an interplay of logic and weirdness.
3. Controversial issues about language, culture and the human mind
4. London reminders in literature.

Prof. dr. Ioana Mohor-Ivan

1. Celtic Connections: from Irish myth to Arthurian legend

2. Representing Scotland: from Walter Scott to the “Outlander” series
3. History and Representation: the case of Ireland
4. In and Out of Time: the plays of J.M. Barrie and J.B. Priestley
5. Heroes, Villains and Damsels in Distress in the 18th-century English Novel
6. Varieties of the Gothic: Walpole, Radcliffe, Lewis and Shelley

Prof. dr. Gabriela Dima

1. The semantics of topic sentences in English and Romanian.

2. Typology of sentences in narrative texts. Illustration.
3. Bilingualism in modern societies.
4. Gender analysis in conversation.
5. A corpus analysis of the frequency of small sentences in literary texts.
6. Aspects of negation in English syntax.

Conf. dr. Steluta Stan

1. Themes and Strategies in... (chosen author/s & novel/s)

2. The Relationship Between Reality and Fiction in... (chosen author/s & novel/s)
3. The Fascination with the Wor(l)d. (Re)Presentation and/or Creation in... (chosen author/s &
novel/s)
4. Postmodern Questionings by/in the Literary Text
 5. Postmodern Feminine and/or Feminist Answers to Modernity in… (chosen author/s &
novel/s)
6. Mapping postmodernism in… (chosen author/s & novel/s)

Conf. dr. Gabriela Iuliana Colipca-Ciobanu

1. The Avenger in Renaissance Drama

2. Metatheatricality in Shakespearean Drama
3. Shakespeare’s Fools
4. Gender Representations in Shakespeare’s Tragedies/ Comedies
5. The Machiavellian Villain in Shakespeare’s Plays
6. A Narratological Approach to Tobias Smollett’s Novels

Conf. dr. Isabela Merila

1. The War Poetry of Siegfried Sassoon

2. The War Poetry of Wilfred Owen
3. Symbolic Journeys on Waters: from Herman Melville to Mark Twain
4. From History to Fiction: the Salem Witch Trials
5. Allegory and English Poetry
6. Medieval Dream Poems

Lect. dr. Daniela Sorcaru

1. Syntax at Work in ...

2. Language Manipulation in ...
3. Investigation of Rhetorical Devices in ...
4. Ways of Pleating Linguistic Stylistic Functions in ...
5. Achieving Functional Communication in ...
6. Linguistic Stylistics in the discourse of ...

Lect. Dr. Antoanela Mardar

1. The Tenses of the Indicative in English (and Romanian)
2. The Conditional Mood and the Conditional Sentence in English (and Romanian)
3. Hypothetical Constructions in English (and Romanian)
4. The Infinitive and Infinitive Constructions in English (and Romanian)
5. The Participle and Participle Constructions in English (and Romanian)
6. Lexical/ Grammatical Collocations in Translation
7. Phrasal Verbs in Translation
8. Nouns in English and Romanian
9. Adjectives in English and Romanian
10. Pronouns in English and Romanian

Asist. dr. Lidia Necula

1. Jane Eyre or Rewriting the Story of David against Goliath

2. Pioneering Feminism Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre
3. Elizabeth Gaskell the Miniaturist: Painting in Words in Cranford
4. Victorian Passion and Reason in Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre
5. Atavism in Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of Baskerville
6. The Web of Human Lots: Middlemarch

Coordonator program,
Prof. dr. Ioana Mohor-Ivan