Între 31 octombrie-1 noiembrie 2024, a avut loc cea de-a 12-a ediție a conferinței internaționale ”Synergies in Communication” , organizată de Departamentul de Limbi Moderne Aplicate.
Conferința a avut ca parteneri atât universități de prestigiu din țară și din străinătate (precum Université d’Artois, University of Zaragoza, Aix-Marseille Université, Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University (SOA), Hiroshima University, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, Institute of Romanian Philology “Bogdan Petriceicu-Hasdeu”, Moldova State University, “Ovidius” University of Constanta), cât și asociații naționale și internaționale (QUEST Romania; PROSPER-ASE Language Centre, Romania; The Romanian Society for English and American Studies (RSEAS), membră a European Society for the Study of English (ESSE); Romanian Association for American Studies (RAAS)).
Au fost organizate două sesiuni plenare care au acoperit principalele domenii tematice ale conferinței. Dată fiind amploarea conferinței, aceasta s-a desfășurat pe 7 secțiuni paralele, după cum urmează:
- Panel 1: Synergies In Linguistics, Business And (Inter) Cultural Communication (online)
- Panel 2: Interdependences: Academic And Digital Literacies In The New Educational And Research Environment (hybrid)
- Panel 3: Romanian Cultural And Linguistic Studies (online)
- Panel 4: Boundary Transgressions In Between East And West (hybrid)
- Panel 5: Mindscapes And Cultural Insights In Far Eastern Studies (hybrid)
- Panel 6: Multidisciplinary Approaches To The Human Experience (online)
- Panel 7: Migration, Diaspora (S), And Refugees (online)
Lucrările conferinței s-au desfășurat în 4 limbi (engleză, franceză, germană și română), reunind participanți din 16 țări și diferite continente: în primul rând, din România (București, Iași, Cluj), apoi din Europa (Cehia, Franța, Georgia, Germania, Italia, Polonia, Portugalia, Republica Moldova, Spania), din Asia (Japonia, India), din Africa (Maroc) și din SUA și Canada. În total, conferința a reunit aproximativ 100 de participanți, dintre care 32 de participanți din străinătate. Subiectele prezentate în cadrul conferinței au reflectat o gamă largă de interese de cercetare, demonstrând interdisciplinaritatea acesteia.
(EN): The 12th Edition of the “Synergies in Communication” Conference
Between October 31 – November 1, 2024, the 12th edition of the international conference “Synergies in Communication” was held, organized by the Department of Applied Modern Languages.
The conference brought together prestigious academic partners from both Romania and abroad, such as Université d’Artois, University of Zaragoza, Aix-Marseille Université, Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan University (SOA), Hiroshima University, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, Institute of Romanian Philology “Bogdan Petriceicu-Hașdeu,” Moldova State University, and “Ovidius” University of Constanța, along with national and international associations (QUEST Romania; PROSPER-ASE Language Centre, Romania; The Romanian Society for English and American Studies (RSEAS), member of the European Society for the Study of English (ESSE); Romanian Association for American Studies (RAAS)).
Two plenary sessions were organized, covering the main thematic areas of the conference. Given the scale of the event, the conference was structured into 7 parallel panels, as follows:
- Panel 1: Synergies in Linguistics, Business and (Inter) Cultural Communication (online)
- Panel 2: Interdependences: Academic and Digital Literacies in The New Educational and Research Environment (hybrid)
- Panel 3: Romanian Cultural and Linguistic Studies (online)
- Panel 4: Boundary Transgressions in Between East and West (hybrid)
- Panel 5: Mindscapes and Cultural Insights in Far Eastern Studies (hybrid)
- Panel 6: Multidisciplinary Approaches to The Human Experience (online)
- Panel 7: Migration, Diaspora (S), And Refugees (online)
The conference featured presentations in 4 languages (English, French, German, and Romanian), bringing together participants from 16 countries and multiple continents: primarily from Romania (Bucharest, Iași, Cluj), as well as from across Europe (Czech Republic, France, Georgia, Germany, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Moldova, Spain), Asia (Japan, India), Africa (Morocco), and the USA and Canada. In total, approximately 100 participants attended the conference, including 32 international contributors. The topics presented reflected a wide range of research interests, highlighting the interdisciplinary nature of the event.
