Arleen Ionescu

Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, .

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Pagina web a instituţiei: http://en.sjtu.edu.cn/academics/schools/school-of-foreign-languages/
Pagina web personala: https://masterprof.academia.edu/ArleenIonescu

Nascut(a) in: 1974

Interese: literatura engleza, James Joyce, ospitalitate, dar, literatura comparata, studii despre Holocaust, studii despre memorie, studii despre trauma

Detalii:
Arleen Ionescu este profesor la Facultatea de Limbi Straine la Universitatea Jiao Tong din Shanghai. A beneficiat de o bursa la James Joyce Foundation, Zurich in 2000. A publicat articole referitoare la creatia lui Joyce, Beckett, Blanchot si diverse aspecte ale modernismului. Este autoarea volumelor Concordante romano-britanice (Ed. Univ. din Ploiesti, 2004), Romanian Joyce: From Hostility to Hospitality (Peter Lang, 2014), The Memorial Ethics of Libeskind's Berlin Jewish Museum (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017).

Details:
Arleen Ionescu is Tenured Professor at the School of Foreign Languages, at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. She was the recipient of a research scholarship from the Zurich James Joyce Foundation in 2000. She has published widely on Joyce, Beckett, Blanchot and different related aspects of modernism. Her recent research is on trauma and Holocaust studies. She is the author of Concordante romano-britanice (Ed. Univ. din Ploiesti, 2004), Romanian Joyce: From Hostility to Hospitality (Peter Lang, 2014), The Memorial Ethics of Libeskind's Berlin Jewish Museum (Palgrave Macmillan, 2017).

Publicații selectate:

* Arleen Ionescu, "Joyce's Reception in Romania (1935-1965)", New York: Fordham University Press, Philip Sicker, Moshe Gold (eds.), Joyce Studies Annual, 2012.

* Arleen Ionescu, "Waiting for Blanchot: A Third Act for Beckett's Play", The John Hopkins University Press, Partial Answers, 11:1, 2013.

* Ionescu, Arleen, Milesi, Laurent, "The <> of Ulysses in Romanian", Papers on Joyce, 14, 2008.

* Ionescu, Arleen, Chapter 14. Inter-war Romania: Misinterpreting Joyce and Beyond, London, New York: Thoemmes Continnum, Geert Lernout and Wim van Mierlo, The Reception of James Joyce in Europe, vol. I, 2004.