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Studia Philologia is a double-blind, peer-reviewed academic quarterly, published by the Faculty of Letters, Babeș-Bolyai University, in the fields of literary and cultural studies and linguistics.

16/04/2026

We invite you to peruse our latest issue, a special edition dedicated to Coserian linguistics, guest edited by Eugenia Bojoga, Emma Tămâianu-Morita, and Cristina Varga. The first number of 2026 walks the reader through multiple concepts defined by Eugenio Coseriu, a central figure of 20th century linguistics and the most prominent Romanian linguist, used as framework for the exploration of various issues from creativity to identity, polyvalence and polymorphy, legacy, and translation. We hope you enjoy these insightful contributions.
Full PDF: https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilologia/issue/view/859/3434

21/12/2025

We are wrapping up the year with a special issue dedicated to legacy and transmission in Romance languages. Guest edited by Francisco Calvo del Olmo, Veronica Manole, Sanda Moraru, and Anamaria Curea, this number brings together insightful contributions on diverse lexical and grammatical issues in Romanian, Italian, French, and Spanish. The subjects are just as varied as the methodological approaches across these articles, as they tackle historical linguistics, corpus linguistics, lexicography, language teaching, and dialectology. As the editors note, “this diversity enriches the polyphonic nature of the publication and situates it within the multilingual and intercomprehensible tradition that has characterized Romance linguistics throughout its history.” We hope you enjoy this read, and we wish you joyful holidays, a restful break, and a Happy New Year! See you in 2026.
https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilologia/issue/view/829/3338

01/10/2025

New issue: The third volume of 2025 is here, with a special edition dedicated to the Post-Novel/Post-Semiotic/Post-Dispositif in Contemporary Literature. A World Systems Perspective. The number, brought together by guest editors Stephen Shapiro and Alex Ciorogar, reconceptualizes the theoretical fundamentals developed for literary and cultural studies. The variety of works analysed in the issue brings a comprehensive contextualisation for the concepts put forward, allowing the exploration of the future of such studies from a world-systems perspective with a focus on the alterations of novelistic narratives in the larger context of the supplanting of liberal, humanistic, sense-making mechanisms by computational regimes of meaning. Read the full contributions below:
https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilologia/issue/view/760/2236

01/07/2025

In the second issue of this year, guest editors Lavinia Vasiu, Cristina Bocoș and Alexandru Mardale gather papers that collectively describe the portrait of the speaker of Romanian as a second language. The studies you will find in Studia 2/2025 bring an important contribution to a fruitful field of research that is very relevant today. They discuss the cognitive aspects involved in processing and producing the target language, individual and social factors in learning, as well as didactic aspects, covering the journey of a learner of Romanian and encompassing a wide array of backgrounds (including RL2 speakers of German, French, and Spanish linguistic backgrounds). You can read the full contributions here: https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilologia/issue/view/736/2141

30/03/2025

The first issue of 2025 is now out! Studia Philologia 1/2025, guest edited by Diana Mistreanu and Andrei Lazar, tackles the issue of autotheory and transbiography as new forms of self-writing. The objective of this special edition is to fully capture the complexity of the relationship between (auto)biographical elements and the creative practice of a subject engaged in a form of (theoretical) self-narration. As such, the papers reunited under this theme explore autotheory and transbiography through contemporary literary, cinematic, and artistic corpora. You can read the full contributions, as well as miscellanea studies and reviews, by visiting the link here: https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilologia/issue/view/722/2127. Thank you!

14/12/2024

The final volume of 2024 is out! Studia Philologia 4/2024 is a special issue on “Languages for Specific and Academic Purposes,” guest edited by Ken Hyland (University of East Anglia), Octavia Raluca Zglobiu-Sandu (Babeș-Bolyai University), and Andrada Fătu-Tutoveanu (Babeș-Bolyai University), bringing together contributions in a field with important implications for applied linguistics and language education. The papers tackle a variety of theoretical and applied topics, including digital tools and AI, course methodologies and themes, as well as student attitudes and social contexts for LSP teaching.
We hope you enjoy these insightful papers, and we welcome you to peruse our new website where you can find all of our archived past numbers.
https://studia.reviste.ubbcluj.ro/index.php/subbphilologia/issue/view/683

02/10/2024

The most recent number of Studia Philologia is out. This special issue guest edited by Nóra Séllei and Petronia Popa-Petrar tackles the topic of Transmission via essays that analyse the processes and mechanisms of the phenomenon beyond repetition of information and into its transformative force. Studia Philologia 3/2024 presents contributions by prominent scholars from prestigious universities, including Oxford and Trinity College Dublin, encouraging the reader to explore the complex facets of the issue of Transmission in both the literary and the linguistic realms. Enjoy!

http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1582.pdf

29/06/2024

Our newest issue is out! Enjoy your weekend coffee with a fascinating read from our Studia Philologia 2/2024: Uneven Worlds. Guest edited by Marius Conkan and Laura T. Ilea, this special number "investigates the role played by regional and (semi-)peripheral cultures within world-systems and geographies of uneven development." See the thought-provoking full texts and pick your next read here:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1564.pdf

01/04/2024

Our first number of 2024 is out! Studia Philologia 1/2024 brings together contributions on the topic of emerging terminologies and specialised translation. Guest edited by Cristina Varga and Maria Teresa Zanola, this special issue offers readers well-researched articles on terminological tendencies in various fields, from political and scientific discourse, to blockchain and nanotechnology, to fashion, gastronomy, and more. We hope you enjoy the articles, interviews, and reviews of this number.
http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1549.pdf

22/12/2023

A new issue of Studia Philologia is out! Titled “(Ainda) sobre os marcadores discursivos: Perspetivas contrastivas com o português,” this special number is edited by Isabel Margarida Duarte and Rogelio Ponce de León Romeo. The studies included here tackle the subject of discourse markers as they are used in Portuguese, and shed light on how this usage contrasts that in other languages. We invite you to explore the topic and the fine contributions here:http://studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/1530.pdf
We wish you happy and restful holidays!

05/10/2023

Proud to have hosted an interview with this year's Nobel Prize for Literature winner, Norwegian novelist Jon Fosse, in the summer 2023 issue of Studia Philologia. Here is the link to it:http://www.studia.ubbcluj.ro/download/pdf/philologia/2023_2/17.pdf

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