Representatives of Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava (USV) participated in the 2nd NEOLAiA International Conference on Narrating (Hi)Stories in Decentring Europe. Plurilingual Futures: Voices, Practices, and Reimagining Europe. The event, organized within the NEOLAiA European University Alliance, was hosted by the University of Nicosia (Cyprus) on 24–25 September 2026.
This edition of the conference brought together contributions exploring Europe’s linguistic and cultural diversity and the reconfiguration of perspectives on Europe. The topics addressed included the relationship between language, identity, memory, and power; the experiences of multilingual communities and migrants; as well as the ways in which literature, translation, education, and cultural practices can contribute to developing alternative perspectives on European history and society. Discussions also addressed the representation of war and violence, fragmented identities and the negotiation of belonging, the experiences of marginalized groups, dissident publications, as well as the role of children’s literature and intercultural education in developing plurilingual competences.
Representing USV were PhD student and collaborating assistant Anton ZAZULEAC and Associate Professor Daniela-Maria MARȚOLE, PhD, from the Faculty of Letters and Communication Sciences.
