Marian Papahagi

Marian Papahagi (* 14. October 1948 in Ramnicu Valcea ; † 18th January 1999 in Rome ) was a Romanian linguist , Italianist, Rumänist and literary critic.

life and work

Papahagi studied in Klausenburg ( Cluj-Napoca ) (where he co-founded the literary magazine Echinox when he graduated in 1968 ) and Rome (graduated in 1972). He received his doctorate in Bucharest in 1988 and from 1990 was Professor of Romance Studies and Vice-Rector of the University of Cluj ( Babeş-Bolyai University of Cluj ). From 1997 until his death he was director of the Accademia di Romania in Rome.

Works

Monographs

• Exerciții de lectură , Cluj-Napoca 1976; Piteşti 2003
• Eros și utopia. Eseuri , Bacau 1980
• Critica de atelier , Bucharest 1983
• Intelectualitate și poezie. Studii despre lirica din Duecento , Bucharest 1985
• Cumpănă și semn. Studii , Bucharest 1990
• Fața și reversul. Eseuri, studii și note , Iași 1993
• Fragments despre critică , Cluj-Napoca 1994
• Interpretări pe teme date , Bucharest 1995
• Rațiuni de a fi , ed. by Adrian Papahagi, Bucharest 1999 (posthumous)

Editor and translator

• (Translator) Luigi Pareyson , Estetica. Teoria formativităyii , Bucharest 1977
• (Ed.) Emil-George Papahagi, Eseuri , Cluj-Napoca 1985
• (Translator and ed.) Eugenio Montale , Poezii , Cluj-Napoca 1988
• (Translator and ed.) Rosa Del Conte , Eminescu sau Despre Absolut , Cluj 1990, 2003
• (Ed. With Mircea Zaciu and Aurel Sasu) Dictionarul esential al scriitorilor români , 4 vols., Bucharest 1995–2002
• (Translator) Dante Alighieri, Divina comedie. Infernul , ed. by Mira Mocan, Bucharest 2012

literature

• Il piacere della ricerca. Atti delle Giornate di studio in onore di Marian Papahagi. Roma, 28-29 gennaio 2000 , ed. by Luisa Valmarin and Angela Tarantino, Rome 2001

Web links

• http://www.uniuneascriitorilor-filialacluj.ro/include/detalii.php?nrcrt=701&denumire_a=PAPAHAGI%20Marian (pictures)