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Dragi cititori, vă prezentăm numărul 111/ toamna 2019 al revistei Lettre Internationale. Sumar:RETROSPECTIVE Șerban Pavelescu – Considerații pe marginea unui „imperialism în zdrențe” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Viorel Isticioaia-Budura –Dunhuang

Invitați de Institutul Cultural Român (ICR) la evenimentele de lansare de la Târgul de Carte Bookfest, care se desfășoară până duminică, 2 iunie 2019, în Pavilionul B2 de la Romexpo, scriitorii și cercetătorii Doina și Ștefan Lemny, stabiliți în Franța din

Coordonatori: Ioan Bolovan, Gheorghe Iacob, Gheorghe Cojocaru Editura Institutului Cultural Român, 2018 „Nivelul de dezvoltare al unei culturi a fost şi încă mai este dat, printre altele, de numărul şi calitatea instrumentelor de lucru create. Enciclopediile, dicţionarele

SEVER –PETRU BOŢANNăscut în 1984. Între 2003 şi 2007 urmează cursurile Facultăţii de Istorie (specializare: Istorie-Engleză) a Universităţii „Alexandru Ioan Cuza din Iaşi. În 2006 este bursier Erasmus-Socrates la Universitatea „Aristotel din Tesalonic

Cismigiu gardens, Icoanei park, Kiseleff park (see also The green within in Gallery). Many of Bucharest’s gardens and parks, which no longer exist because of extensive urban reorganising, were shaped as the aristocracy tastefully redesigned the open space around their

1st row: National History Museum, Old Court Museum, Archeology Museum (detail), National Museum of Art2nd row: Collections Museum, Zambaccian Museum, Theodor Aman Museum, Gh. Tattarescu Museum 3rd row: Storck Museum, Romanian Peasant Museum, Astronomical Observatory (detail),

excerpt …sage citoyen du vaste univers. [1] La Fontaine With you I liked to live through, in the memory, my thirty years of voyages, with you, again, should you not feel bored, I shall live through, in the memory, my childhood and early youth. This will entail returning

Architecture represents a means of interrogating history. Rather ominous, it is to be feared, when the question applies to the Romanian capital. Why so? The way Bucharest has been subjected to transformations in the last century accounts for the living changes affecting

Bucharest became the capital of Wallachia in the middle of the sixteenth century in preference to the earlier sub‑Carpathian capitals of Câmpulung, Curtea de Argeş and Târgovişte. It became the capital of the united Romanian principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia

*  Sunday, March 31, 1940Rotten weather. I stay indoors and work, bringing my Diary to date. The French and the British hold frequent, definitely long conferences – now in Paris, now in London – attended by militaries and politicians. This incessant activity evinces

I don't know why I haven't written in here for so long. Weary of scrutinizing myself… But tonight I'm happy I've stayed in and read a book (Esquisse d'un traité du roman, Léon Bopp); I'm going to proofread City of Acacia Trees[i]. I've

Chapter XI. The Reforms of Romanian Institutions and their Psychological Consequences If, by using a certain amount of imagination, logic and common-sense, we reconstruct mentally what Romanians' life in the Carpathian or Balkan Mountains might have been, we easily