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The book examines the ways in which adjectives contribute to the realization of the various language functions in several of Metropolitan Anthony Blooms 19142003) spirituality works and transcribed talks, as well as in their Romanian translated versions. In particular, it aims at offering an application of the communication theory cf. Jakobson 19601987, Kinneavy 1980) to Metropolitan Anthonys contemporary religious discourse and an investigation of the underlying lexical-semantic and pragmatic relations carried out by the adjectival class in order for discourse aim to be achieved. It also seeks to reveal the role of adjectives in the process of translation from English into Romanian, more specifically in preserving the source text functions in the target language. To this end, the study engages in an analysis of the hierarchical communicative functions in the corpus, as well as of the role played by adjectives both in the realization and transfer of the respective language functions. The present book, which may be of equal interest to researchers in linguistics and to theologians, demonstrates not only the pivotal role of adjectives in fulfilling communicative purposes specific to religious communication, but also their cohesive discourse role in Metropolitan Anthonys legacy. At the same time, it highlights the outstanding status of the adjectival class in establishing the functional-cognitive correspondence between the source text and the target text in translation.

English) University of Bucharest Review. Literary and Cultural Studies Series UBR)was founded in 1999 and has been a constant presence on the Romanian academic scene ever since. The review is a platform for the publication of original research. UBRs originality lies primarily in the following cherished values: 1. Inclusiveness: open to both literature-centered, and culture-centered scholarship, both theory, and practiceapplied analysis, and coverage of the entire English-speaking space; 2. Pluralism: no theoretical or ideological partisanship, pooling scholars from all areas of the world, all national and academic cultures; open-minded engaging of contentious subjects; 3. Extended Cultural Discourse Studies: screening the entire field of applicability for the notion of Discourse and Discourse Studies as a suprasegmental concept, meant to bring together under the same umbrella critical theories, literary criticism, social anthropology, British, American and Canadian cultural studies, translation theories, comparative literature, as well as the study of nationalism and post-communism, visual culture and performance arts. TheUniversity of Bucharest Reviewwas awarded the prize for the Humanities Review of the Year 2020, by the Senate of the University of Bucharest. UBRis also available online athttps:ubr. rev. unibuc. roto open access to current and past issues.

English) University of Bucharest Review. Literary and Cultural Studies Series UBR)was founded in 1999 and has been a constant presence on the Romanian academic scene ever since. The review is a platform for the publication of original research. UBRs originality lies primarily in the following cherished values: 1. Inclusiveness: open to both literature-centered, and culture-centered scholarship, both theory, and practiceapplied analysis, and coverage of the entire English-speaking space; 2. Pluralism: no theoretical or ideological partisanship, pooling scholars from all areas of the world, all national and academic cultures; open-minded engaging of contentious subjects; 3. Extended Cultural Discourse Studies: screening the entire field of applicability for the notion of Discourse and Discourse Studies as a suprasegmental concept, meant to bring together under the same umbrella critical theories, literary criticism, social anthropology, British, American and Canadian cultural studies, translation theories, comparative literature, as well as the study of nationalism and post-communism, visual culture and performance arts. TheUniversity of Bucharest Reviewwas awarded the prize for the Humanities Review of the Year 2020, by the Senate of the University of Bucharest. UBRis also available online athttps:ubr. rev. unibuc. roto open access to current and past issues.

University of Bucharest Review. Literary and Cultural Studies Series UBR)was founded in 1999 and has been a constant presence on the Romanian academic scene ever since. The review is a platform for the publication of original research. UBRs originality lies primarily in the following cherished values: 1. Inclusiveness: open to both literature-centered, and culture-centered scholarship, both theory, and practiceapplied analysis, and coverage of the entire English-speaking space; 2. Pluralism: no theoretical or ideological partisanship, pooling scholars from all areas of the world, all national and academic cultures; open-minded engaging of contentious subjects; 3. Extended Cultural Discourse Studies: screening the entire field of applicability for the notion of Discourse and Discourse Studies as a suprasegmental concept, meant to bring together under the same umbrella critical theories, literary criticism, social anthropology, British, American and Canadian cultural studies, translation theories, comparative literature, as well as the study of nationalism and post-communism, visual culture and performance arts. TheUniversity of Bucharest Reviewwas awarded the prize for the Humanities Review of the Year 2020, by the Senate of the University of Bucharest. UBRis also available online athttps:ubr. rev. unibuc. roto open access to current and past issues.

English) University of Bucharest Review. Literary and Cultural Studies Series UBR)was founded in 1999 and has been a constant presence on the Romanian academic scene ever since. The review is a platform for the publication of original research. UBRs originality lies primarily in the following cherished values: 1. Inclusiveness: open to both literature-centered, and culture-centered scholarship, both theory, and practiceapplied analysis, and coverage of the entire English-speaking space; 2. Pluralism: no theoretical or ideological partisanship, pooling scholars from all areas of the world, all national and academic cultures; open-minded engaging of contentious subjects; 3. Extended Cultural Discourse Studies: screening the entire field of applicability for the notion of Discourse and Discourse Studies as a suprasegmental concept, meant to bring together under the same umbrella critical theories, literary criticism, social anthropology, British, American and Canadian cultural studies, translation theories, comparative literature, as well as the study of nationalism and post-communism, visual culture and performance arts. TheUniversity of Bucharest Reviewwas awarded the prize for the Humanities Review of the Year 2020, by the Senate of the University of Bucharest. UBRis also available online athttps:ubr. rev. unibuc. roto open access to current and past issues.

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