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“DIMITRIE CANTEMIR” CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES ANNALS OF “DIMITRIE CANTEMIR” CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE AND METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING VOLUME XIV No.1/2015 Proceedings of the International Conference “Japan: Premodern, Modern and Contemporary. A Return Trip from the East to the West” (2nd edition), September 1-3, 2014 1 EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD Professor Momcilo Luburici, PhD. President of “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Professor Cristiana Cristureanu, PhD, Rector of “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Professor Nicolae Dobrişan, PhD, Corresponding Member of Cairo Arabic Language Academy and of The Syrian Science Academy Damascus Marius Sala, Romanian Academy Nicolae Tanasoca, Romanian Academy Razvan Theodorescu, Romanian Academy Professor Ioana Vintilă Rădulescu, PhD “Iorgu Iordan” Institute for Linguistic Studies Professor Mary Koutsoudaki PhD, University of Athens, Greece Professor Greg Kucich, PhD, Notre Dame University Professor Dana Lascu, PhD, University of Richmond, USA Professor Ramona Mihăilă, PhD, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Professor Felix Nicolau, PhD, Civil Engineering University Bucharest Dr. Efstratia Oktapoda, Sorbonne, Paris IV University Professor, Julieta Paulesc, PhD, Arizona State University, USA Professor Elena Prus, PhD, ULIM, Chisinau, Republica Moldova Professor Silvia Tita, PhD, University of Michigan, USA Professor Estelle Variot, PhD, Aix en Provence University Professor Paolo Villani, PhD, Universita degli Studi di Catania, Italy Professor Alain Vuillemin, PhD, Artois University and Paris-Est University Professor Yoshikazu Matsui, PhD, Osaka International University Assoc. Prof. Iulia Waniek, PhD, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Assoc. Prof. Iuliana Paştin, PhD, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Assoc. Prof. Carmen Duţu, PhD, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Assoc.Prof. Florentina Alexandru, PhD, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Assoc. Prof. dr. Narcis Zărnescu, PhD, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University EDITORIAL BORD Lecturer PhD, Elena Savu, ‘’Politehnica’’ University Bucharest Lecturer PhD, Adriana Dănila, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Lecturer PhD, Aida Ferencz, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Lecturer PhD, Mihaela Mateescu, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University PhD candidate, Roxana Mareş, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Lecturer PhD, Magda Ciubancan, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian Uiversity Assoc. prof. PhD, Maria Irod, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Assoc.prof. PhD, Gabriela Necheş,“Dimitrie Cantemir”Christian University Assoc.prof. PhD, Otilia Borcia “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Associate prof. PhD, Doina Ivanov, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University EDITORS IN CHIEF Assoc. prof. PhD, Iulia Waniek. “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University Assoc prof.PhD, Iuliana Paştin, “Dimitrie Cantemir” Christian University EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Dana Căpriceru 2 “DIMITRIE CANTEMIR” CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES ANNALS OF “DIMITRIE CANTEMIR” CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY LINGUISTICS, LITERATURE AND METHODOLOGY OF TEACHING VOLUME XIV No.1/2015 Proceedings of the International Conference “Japan: Premodern, Modern and Contemporary. A Return Trip from the East to the West” (2nd edition), September 1-3, 2014 3 ISSN 2065 - 0868 ISSN-L 2065 - 0868 Each author is responsible for the originality of his article and the fact that it has not been previously published. 4 CONTENTS DEVELOPMENTS IN FEMALE EDUCATION OF MEIJI JAPAN AS SEEN FROM JOGAKU ZASSHI’S EDITORIALS BY IWAMOTO YOSHIHARU ............. 9 Simona Lukminaite INFORMATION PACKAGING IN JAPANESE NEWS LEAD SENTENCES ....... 22 Andreea Sion THE FASCINATION OF KNOWLEDGE JAPANESE ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND SOFT POWER – A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW – ........................................... 32 Maria Grajdian 『桜の実の熟する時』の読まれ方 ―大正前期の文芸投稿雑誌の言説を視座にして― SHIMAZAKI TŌSON’S WHEN THE CHERRIES RIPEN, ITS READERS, AND THE CONTRIBUTION MAGAZINES OF THE TAISHŌ ERA ................................................................................................................ 57 Irina Holca KONSEQUENZEN DER SCHILLERSCHEN KATEGORIE DES ERHABENEN IN FRIEDRICH DÜRRENMATTS KOMÖDIE DER METEOR ......................................................................................................................... 73 Vasile V. Poenaru HUMOR AS A “PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE” IN THE CHINESE ART MOVEMENT OF “CYNICAL REALISM” AND POST-NEW ERA LITERATURE ................................................................................................................. 87 Andreea Chiriță TRADITIONAL VALUES AND MOTIFS IN SOUTH EAST ASIAN LITERATURE ................................................................................................................. 95 Iulia Waniek DU BOUDOIR À L’ÉCHAFAUD. POUR UNE TYPOLOGIE DES FEMMES CLASSIQUES ................................................................................................................ 104 Narcis Zărnescu ЛУЧИАН БЛАГА И РУССКИЕ ХУДОЖНИКИ СЛОВА: ВОЗМОЖНЫЕ ПАРАЛЛЕЛИ LUCIAN BLAGA AND RUSSIAN ARTISTS OF THE WORD: POSSIBLE PARALLELS ............................................................................................. 112 Axinia Crasovschi ETHICS IN TRANSLATION IS A PROFESSIONAL CONCERN......................... 118 Doina Ivanov ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING AT THE CROSSROADS OF INTERCULTURALITY AND TRANSDISCIPLINARITY ..................................... 125 Elena Savu LATIN AND GREEK ORIGIN VOCABULARY IN BUSINESS ENGLISH ......... 131 Violeta Negrea 5 THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGE OF OTHERNESS FADING AWAY: THE ACQUIS COMMUNAUTAIRE ................................................................................... 137 Violeta Negrea IL BLOG DIDATTICO NEL PROCESSO DI INSEGNAMENTO- APPRENDIMENTO DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA COME L2 ............................. 143 Aida Ferencz THE EVOLUTION OF MANKIND THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE OF MAN AS A BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIO-CULTURAL BEING .... 152 Maria Condor, Sterian Mihaela, Cochinţu Ioniţă Monica Chira EXOTICUL CITADIN ŞI CULTURAL ITALIAN ÎN LITERATURA ROMÂNĂ MEMORIALISTICĂ A SECOLULUI AL XIX-LEA. JURNALUL DE CĂLĂTORIE ÎN ITALIA AL LUI V. ALECSANDRI ......................................... 158 Răzvan Staicu MODÈLES VALORISÉS DE VOYAGEURS ET ‘‘MAUVAIS TOURISTES’’ DANS LES RÉCITS DE VOYAGE DE MAXIME DU CAMP ................................ 170 Diana Ligia Tudor JOSEPH AND ASENETH: THE SYMBOLS BEHIND AN APOCRYPHAL STORY ........................................................................................................................... 179 Andreea Oana Tinca A NEW PAIDEIA PERSPECTIVE IN THE EUROPEAN PROJECTS ................. 188 Octavia Costea, Conona Petrescu, Marin Tudor 6 CONTENTS DEVELOPMENTS IN FEMALE EDUCATION OF MEIJI JAPAN AS SEEN FROM JOGAKU ZASSHI’S EDITORIALS BY IWAMOTO YOSHIHARU ............. 9 Simona Lukminaite INFORMATION PACKAGING IN JAPANESE NEWS LEAD SENTENCES ....... 22 Andreea SION THE FASCINATION OF KNOWLEDGE JAPANESE ENCYCLOPEDIAS AND SOFT POWER– A HISTORICAL OVERVIEW – ............................................ 32 Maria Grajdian SHIMAZAKI TŌSON’S WHEN THE CHERRIES RIPEN, ITS READERS, AND THE CONTRIBUTION MAGAZINES OF THE TAISHŌ ERA ..................... 57 Irina Holca CONSEQUENCES OF SCHILLER’S CATEGORY OF THE SUBLIME IN FRIEDRICH DÜRRENMATT’S COMEDY DER METEOR .................................... 72 Vasile V. Poenaru HUMOR AS A “PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE” IN CHINESE ART THE MOVEMENT OF “CYNICAL REALISM” AND POST-NEW ERA LITERATURE ................................................................................................................. 86 Andreea Chiriță TRADITIONAL VALUES AND MOTIFS IN SOUTH EAST ASIAN LITERATURE ................................................................................................................. 94 Iulia Waniek FROM THE BOUDOIR TO THE SCAFFOLD. A TYPOLOGY OF 18-TH CENTURY WOMEN .................................................................................................... 103 Narcis Zarnescu L. BLAGA AND RUSSIAN ARTISTS OF THE WORD: POSSIBLE PARALLELS ................................................................................................................. 111 Axinia Crasovschi ETHICS IN TRANSLATION IS A PROFESSIONAL CONCERN......................... 117 Doina Ivanov ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING AT THE CROSSROADS OF INTERCULTURALITY AND TRANSDISCIPLINARITY ..................................... 124 Elena Savu 7 LATIN, GREEK AND ENGLISH BLEND INTO PRESENT-DAY BUSINESS TERMINOLOGY .......................................................................................................... 130 Violeta Negrea THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGE OF OTHERNESS FADING AWAY: THE ACQUIS COMMUNAUTAIRE ................................................................................... 136 Violeta Negrea DIDACTIC BLOGS IN THE PROCESS OF TEACHING ITALIAN AS A SECOND LANGUAGE ................................................................................................ 142 Aida Ferencz THE EVOLUTION OF MANKIND THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE OF MAN AS A BIO-PSYCHO-SOCIO-CULTURAL BEING .... 151 Maria Condor, Sterian Mihaela, Cochinţu Ioniţă Monica Chira ITALIAN CULTURAL AND CITY EXOTISM IN 19-TH CENTURY ROMANIAN MEMORIALISTIC LITERATURE .................................................... 157 Răzvan Staicu POSITIVELY VALUED TRAVELERS AND « BAD TOURISTS » IN THE TRAVELOGUES OF MAXIME DU CAMP .............................................................. 169 Diana Ligia Tudor JOSEPH