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摘要
本文是2018年罗马尼亚研究学会学术交流小组会议上的一份修订报告,讨论了研究人员在研究小而不重要的地方时面临的挑战,特别是当我们的特定知识促使我们成为通才时。既然每个国家都有“La noi ca La nimeni”(“没有人拥有我们拥有的方式”)的话语,我们如何让罗马尼亚变得有趣?
Abstract This paper, a revised presentation at a panel on academic exchanges at the 2018 Conference of the Society for Romanian Studies, discusses the challenges of researchers studying small, insignificant places, and particularly when our specific knowledge pushes us to become generalists. Since every country has a ‘La noi ca la nimeni’ (‘Nobody has it the way we have it’) discourse, how do we make Romania interesting?