New Europe College Regional Program Yearbook 2001-2002

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Author of various articles on literary theory, cultural studies, nationalism and national identity published in Moldova and RomaniaParticipations aux conférences et colloques internationaux à Bucarest, Vienne, Budapest, Oslo, Paris, Cracovie, Bénarès. Maints articles, communications et études, dont la plupart dans le domaine de l’indianisme et de la philologie sanskrite.
NATIONAL IDENTITY: INVENTION OR NECESSITY? CASE STUDY: REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA 1. Introduction Despite that the founding of the Republic of Moldova * was an event largely overlooked by the rest of the world due to the general changes and much bloodier national problems in the other Eastern <strong>Europe</strong>an and former Soviet countries, the process of nation building that can be seen in this region poses a challenge to recent theories of nation and nationalism. The transition of the Republic of Moldova from a totalitarian political system to a tempting, but unknown democracy started with the help of national demands. During the “voluntary fall” of the Soviet Union, the ruling discourse was dominated by national ideas – the Romanian language, the Latin alphabet, tricolor, the reinterpretation of history, the elimination of consequences of the Ribbentropp-Molotov pact, union with * The main geographical names of the region studied in this paper are spelt in two ways in the English language: “Moldavia” > “Moldavian”, “Bessarabia” > “Bessarabian”, “Dniestr” > “Transdniestr”, and “Moldova” > “Moldovan”, “Basarabia” > “Basarabian”, “Nistru” > “Transnistria”, respectively. The first variant is based on the Russian translation of the names and became the rule in the English language during the Soviet period. The second variant is based on the Romanian version of the names and entered use following the declaration of independence of the Republic of Moldova. Although both variants are now used, the “Romanian” variant has become the rule; see, for example, the names “Moldova” and “Moldovan” in Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, Oxford University Press, <strong>2001</strong>, Appendix 2, Geographical names, p. 1396. For the benefit of coherence of spelling in this paper, all geographical names are spelt as per the “Romanian” variant. 17
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