BOOK REVIEW: SANDA TOMESCU-BACIU, FARTEIN TH. ØVERLAND, ROXANA-EMA DREVE, RALUCA-DANIELA RĂDUȚ, RALUCA POP (EDS.), “PHD STUDIES IN NORWEGIAN LITERATURE”, CLUJ-NAPOCA: CASA CĂRȚII DE ȘTIINȚĂ, 2020, 190 P.

The present book is a collection of articles which summarises the doctoral papers conducted by Sanda Tomescu Baciu at the Doctoral School of Linguistic and Literary Studies of the Faculty of Letters and the Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literature during the ten years which preceded the book’s release (the period between 2010 and 2020). The expressed intention of this compendium was “to reunite [...] the Norwegian academic community established in Romania, in Cluj-Napoca: both doctoral students and the present team of teaching staff at the department” (7). The compendium shows how much the interest in Norwegian philology has increased in the Romanian humanities’ sphere in a relatively short period of time and, also, what a wide range of subjects it did manage to discuss in the process