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1. Anuar de lingvistică şi istorie literară [“Year Book of Linguistics and Literary History”]
Editorial Staff: Stelian Dumistrăcel – editor in chief, Remus Zăstroiu – deputy editor, Doina Hreapcă – deputy editor, Luminiţa Botoşineanu, Ioana Repciuc – editorial scientificsecretaries; Daniela Butnaru, Ion. H. Ciubotaru, Victor Durnea, Gabriela Haja – members.
It continues the activity recorded in the journal “Scientific Studies and Research. Philology series” (Iaşi, 1950–1962). In 1964 its title was “Philology Year Book”. Since 1965 it has been published under the title “Year Book of Linguistics and Literary History”. Two parallel series were edited between 1981 and 1994: A. Linguistics and B. Literary History. Starting with tome XXXIV – XXXVIII (1994–1998), the two series were collected into one volume. So far 24 tomes, representing 28 volumes, have been published.
“Anuar de lingvistică şi istorie literară” publishes articles on the history of language, lexicology, dialectology, onomastics, stylistics, literary history, literary theory and literary criticism and has exchange relationships with similar specialized publications from abroad. The articles have abstracts in foreign languages and can be consulted at the address: http://alil.academiaromana-is.ro.
2. Buletinul Institutului de Filologie Română
„A. Philippide”
[“The Bulletin of «A. Philippide» Institute of Romanian Philology”]
Editorial Staff: Ofelia Ichim, Maricica Munteanu, Ana-Maria Prisacaru, Elena Tamba.
A quarterly publication, edited since 2004 (when a unique issue was published: 1–4), bearing the title of the first journal of the Institute (1932–1950), started by Mircea Ciubotaru (who was a member of the editorial staff until 2007, together with Gabriela Haja, until 2010, and Ofelia Ichim). The Bulletin has an informative purpose and reflects in standing headings the current scholarly and organizational activity of the Institute. We record quarterly reports of the stages of the research projects in every department, we summarize the monthly dissertations organized in the Institute and we mention all the researchers’ participations in academic national and international events. We also list the editorial and journalistic contributions of the members of the Institute (books, studies, articles, reviews) and the responses to this activity. In order to highlight the specific activities of the Institute, we have published several synopses of the goals and the achievements of the departments after 1950 and we have published articles on the evocations and profiles (on anniversary or commemoration occasions) of important personalities in Romanian academic life. The Bulletin records events that are landmarks in the organizational evolution of the Institute: hiring contests, promotion contests, PhD graduations, exchange visits, retirements. The Bulletin can be consulted at the address: http://www.philippide.ro/pages/arhiva.html
3. Philologica Jassyensia
Editorial Staff: Ofelia Ichim – director, Florin-Teodor Olariu –
editor in chief , Luminiţa Botoşineanu –
deputy editor, Marius-Radu Clim, Doris Mironescu, Elena Tamba – editors.
It is a biannual journal which has been published since 2005, ISSN 1841-5377, ISSN online 2247-8353, ISSN-L 1841-5377; it is included in several international databases; it was accredited by the Romanian Ministry of Education and Research in Category B+ (cod CNCSIS 695) until 31 Decembber 2011. Starting with 1 January 2012 it was accredited in Category C, according to CNCS. Starting with the CNCS evaluation from December 2012, “ Philologica Jassyensia” was awarded Category B. Starting with the CNCS evaluation from December 2020, "Philologica Jassyensia" was awarded Category A. Further information and all the articles can be accessed at the address: www.philologica-jassyensia.ro
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Starting with issue 1/2015, “Philologica Jassyensia” journal has been indexed in Clarivate Analytics (ex-Thomson Reuters) - Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI) .
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