Alina Bako
Biographic Data
| ID | 5937723 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alina Bako |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alina |
| FAMILY NAME | Bako |
| SIGNATURE | BAKO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1450-9188 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Despre românul perfect. Disecând epoci istorice și politici extreme
Alina Bako presents Marius Turda's 2024 book, “În căutarea românului perfect: Specific național, degenerare rasială și selecție socială în România modernă” [In search of the perfect Romanian: National specificity, racial degeneration, and social selection in modern Romania] (published by Polirom), as a landmark and indispensable synthesis in the field of Romanian cultural and intellectual history studies. Marius Turda, a professor at Oxford Brook…
Literary Bioengineerings in the Novel
This study examines the posthuman perspective as a “mythopoetic production” (Clarke), wherein the human is deconstructed through analysis not as a unified whole but as an “assemblage”. Through this lens, the human is reinterpreted as a fluid entity, assimilating and integrating diverse cultural, technological, and ecological influences that shape its identity. In Omul de cristal (The Crystal Man), published in 1930, Nicolae Rădulescu-Niger constr…
From itinerary to map, with “urban villagers” in the Romanian novel. A literary cartography
The present study has as its starting point a theoretical framework contained in the Neohelicon Journal previous numbers, to which recent studies relating literature and space are added, not from a common, geographical perspective, but demonstrating that the evolution of the novel is observed through the narrative analysis of the itinerary and the map. The case studies are taken from Romanian prose, the common point being the reference to space: …
A Romanian Vision of World Literature
The present study sets out to discuss World Literature Paradigm in a Romanian context, by undertaking an ample journey through the most important present-day theories, while also adding local definitions of the concept to them. Our discussion is centred o
The topophrenic space and the double exile
Modern/Colonial Perspective, Self-Identity, and Counter-Mapping in Slavici’s Fiction
The present study addresses a set of key questions arising from the direct observation of the relationship between literature and knowledge, considering that the Transylvanian space that generated Romanian literature may be ascribed to the wider context of the modern/colonial world system. The present discussion focuses on the analysis of two of Slavici’s less-known novels, and identifies within the narration hypostases of colonial discourse, the…
Geocritical Readings of Romanian Literature
Geofeminism in Romanian Fiction. An Introduction
The relationship established between geography, literature, the study of space, and gender studies is one that generates increased knowledge regarding perspectives on literary works. From this vantage point, in the present essay we offer an analysis of several Romanian novels, temporally close to the beginnings of literature in Romania, from a geofeminist perspective, a hybrid concept which aids the mapping of literary territories. The maps thus …
Geocritical Readings of Romanian Literature
Geofeminism in Romanian Fiction. An Introduction
The relationship established between geography, literature, the study of space, and gender studies is one that generates increased knowledge regarding perspectives on literary works. From this vantage point, in the present essay we offer an analysis of several Romanian novels, temporally close to the beginnings of literature in Romania, from a geofeminist perspective, a hybrid concept which aids the mapping of literary territories. The maps thus …
Geofeminism in Romanian Fiction. An Introduction
The relationship established between geography, literature, the study of space, and gender studies is one that generates increased knowledge regarding perspectives on literary works. From this vantage point, in the present essay we offer an analysis of several Romanian novels, temporally close to the beginnings of literature in Romania, from a geofeminist perspective, a hybrid concept which aids the mapping of literary territories. The maps thus …
Geocritical Readings of Romanian Literature
The topophrenic space and the double exile
Modern/Colonial Perspective, Self-Identity, and Counter-Mapping in Slavici’s Fiction
The present study addresses a set of key questions arising from the direct observation of the relationship between literature and knowledge, considering that the Transylvanian space that generated Romanian literature may be ascribed to the wider context of the modern/colonial world system. The present discussion focuses on the analysis of two of Slavici’s less-known novels, and identifies within the narration hypostases of colonial discourse, the…
A Romanian Vision of World Literature
The present study sets out to discuss World Literature Paradigm in a Romanian context, by undertaking an ample journey through the most important present-day theories, while also adding local definitions of the concept to them. Our discussion is centred o
From itinerary to map, with “urban villagers” in the Romanian novel. A literary cartography
The present study has as its starting point a theoretical framework contained in the Neohelicon Journal previous numbers, to which recent studies relating literature and space are added, not from a common, geographical perspective, but demonstrating that the evolution of the novel is observed through the narrative analysis of the itinerary and the map. The case studies are taken from Romanian prose, the common point being the reference to space: …
Literary Bioengineerings in the Novel
This study examines the posthuman perspective as a “mythopoetic production” (Clarke), wherein the human is deconstructed through analysis not as a unified whole but as an “assemblage”. Through this lens, the human is reinterpreted as a fluid entity, assimilating and integrating diverse cultural, technological, and ecological influences that shape its identity. In Omul de cristal (The Crystal Man), published in 1930, Nicolae Rădulescu-Niger constr…
Despre românul perfect. Disecând epoci istorice și politici extreme
Alina Bako presents Marius Turda's 2024 book, “În căutarea românului perfect: Specific național, degenerare rasială și selecție socială în România modernă” [In search of the perfect Romanian: National specificity, racial degeneration, and social selection in modern Romania] (published by Polirom), as a landmark and indispensable synthesis in the field of Romanian cultural and intellectual history studies. Marius Turda, a professor at Oxford Brook…
Romanian (7 works) · Linguistics (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Art (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Comparative and World Literature (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · History (3 works) · Literature (3 works)