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Item RESURSELE LIRICIZANTE ALE VOCII ÎN NARAȚIUNEA HOMODIEGETICĂ(CEP USM, 2024) Gabura, CarolinaThe article includes several dissociations of the narrative voice as a constitutive factor of the lyric regime in the homodiegetic narrative. Following the contribution of scholars M. Bal, J.-M. Barberis, G. Konopczynski when delimiting the constituents of the voice on the linguistic level, I extended the valorization of this notion also on the narrative level, analyzing some of its essential components: pauses, tempo, timbre. I established that the relevance of study of the voice within the homodiegetic lyric regime resides in the fact that it is instituted by a personal self, endowed with a voice that “speaks”, in a certain way, the narrated contents, therefore I elucidated the properties of the narrative voice, proving that in the prose of M. Sadoveanu, L Blaga, Z. Stancu, M. Drumeș, they contribute to maintaining the lyrical narrative regime. We also observed the connection between the narrative regime and the text, revealing the fact that the lyricization of the homodiegetic narrative regime, for example, is signaled, in the text plane, by different graphic signs (suspension points, pause line, etc.).Item RENDERING DETAILS OF LITERARY SETTINGS IN FILM ADAPTATIONS OF ENGLISH NOVELS(CEP USM, 2019) Sudniţîna, AlexandraThe article in question is based on the language analysis of the properties of English novel setting rendition in cinematic narration. Treating film adaptations of contemporary literary works suggests new research possibilities based on conveying verbal messages from various perspectives. The goal of the scientific research is to identify and analyze the linguistic means and figures of speech indicating key aspects of literary settings, the basis for the contrastive and comparative analysis of the literary and cinematic space being thus contoured. The study reveals language traits of the modificati ons the place of the action undergoes in modern English prose film adaptations.