The Romanian Cultural Institute collaborates with the French Embassy and the French Institute in the framework of the Week de la Francophonie, at events organized both in Seville and Madrid, from 14 to 20 March 2011. The main guest of the ICR is one of the young Romanian writers Francophone - Felicia Mihali - who comes to Spain from northern Canada, populated by people who speak both French, Innu as Indians.
Mihali is a writer Felicia unusual and a very special character of the Romanian writers who remain, but across cultures, continents and languages. After studying French, Chinese and Dutch in the Faculty of Arts of Bucharest, specializing in postcolonial literature at the University of Montreal, where he also studied art history and English literature. He moved to Canada a few years ago, after becoming known in Romania as a journalist and author of several volumes of prose, including the most talked about, Tara Branzei, was published in 1999.
He continued his writing career in another language, becoming a well known writer French area of \u200b\u200bCanada, praised in his adopted country and published 6 volumes in Montreal, the least among them written and published directly in French. ICR Madrid
Mihali Felicia invited in the framework of the Francophonie week in his dual capacity, both as a writer of Romanian origin, as currently francophone model offers a versatile Romanian intellectual and polyglot, with known ancestry in the literary history of the twentieth century.
journalist, novelist and teacher, Felicia Mihali has offered a lecture at the University of Seville on Monday, March 14 and will participate on Thursday, March 17, at the round table of Fine Circle Artes de Madrid, moderated by Carmen Mata Barreiro, Professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid, with two French-language writers. Felicia
Mihali will also provide a conference at the headquarters of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Madrid on Wednesday, March 16 at 20:00 hours, in courses of Romanian language and culture on his work, located at the confluence two cultures.
Mihali is a writer Felicia unusual and a very special character of the Romanian writers who remain, but across cultures, continents and languages. After studying French, Chinese and Dutch in the Faculty of Arts of Bucharest, specializing in postcolonial literature at the University of Montreal, where he also studied art history and English literature. He moved to Canada a few years ago, after becoming known in Romania as a journalist and author of several volumes of prose, including the most talked about, Tara Branzei, was published in 1999.
He continued his writing career in another language, becoming a well known writer French area of \u200b\u200bCanada, praised in his adopted country and published 6 volumes in Montreal, the least among them written and published directly in French. ICR Madrid
Mihali Felicia invited in the framework of the Francophonie week in his dual capacity, both as a writer of Romanian origin, as currently francophone model offers a versatile Romanian intellectual and polyglot, with known ancestry in the literary history of the twentieth century.
journalist, novelist and teacher, Felicia Mihali has offered a lecture at the University of Seville on Monday, March 14 and will participate on Thursday, March 17, at the round table of Fine Circle Artes de Madrid, moderated by Carmen Mata Barreiro, Professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid, with two French-language writers. Felicia
Mihali will also provide a conference at the headquarters of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Madrid on Wednesday, March 16 at 20:00 hours, in courses of Romanian language and culture on his work, located at the confluence two cultures.
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