Victorian Poetry

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3 year English majors and minors
-final grades-

! Only those students who have obtained a grade for both mid-term and final exam
will have a final grade for the course that will be indexed at the Secretary’s office.
Some of you have not written anything on the mid-term topic, which counts as no
mid-term. Some have shown up only for the mid-term, but not for the final, or vice-
versa. Those who do not have a final grade because of this reason will be indexed
‘absent’ and can take the exam again in fall (September) !

NAME MID-TERM FINAL EXAM FINAL GRADE

Fratila Alex, ChE 10 10 10
Merisan Lucia, RE 9 8 9
Libotean Claudia, 9 10 10
RE
Filimon Anamaria, 8 10 9
ER
Sava Dumitru, RE 8 10 9
Popa Savu, RE 9 9 9
Udvar Emma, RE 10 10 10
Pienar Lucian, RE 9 9 9
Neagu Victoria, ER 9 10 10
Zarnescu Diana, 9 10 10
RE
Stanciuc Maria, ER 9 10 10
Esra Yenel 9 9 9
Hatice Karakas 9 9 9
Pasat Cristiana, GE 9 9 9
Petrescu Laura, GE 9 10 10
Croitoru Claudia, 8 10 9
EF
Pitigoi Georgiana, 9 10 10
RE
Cioloca Adriana, 10 10 10
ER
Gingu Roxana, 10 10 10
ChE
Toderutiu Iulia, GE 10 10 10
Stefanescu 9 9 9
Ramona, ER
Szocs Krista, RE 8 9 9
Rus Paula, GE 8 9 9
Popa Iulia, GE 8 9 9
Herman Madalina, 7 9 8
ER
Cordea Florina, 9 9 9
ChE
Halmaciu Ana- - 7 -
Maria, GE
Albean Teodora, 7 7 7
RE
Gulten Gucmen 9 9 9
Eda Canturk 9 9 9
Merila Gabriela, 6 7 7
RE
Grigore Andra, RE 7 7 7
Oltean Andreea, 8 8 8
RE
Capet Romina, RE 6 8 7
Rosu Ioana, EF 8 7 8
Serbanescu 8 6 7
Alexandra, RE
Man Camelia, RE 6 7 7
Surdu Mihail, RE 6 8 7
Moldovan Maria, 5 7 6
GE
Tirea Ana-Maria, 8 8 8
RE
Spulber Madalina, 10 9 10
RE
Marinovici 5 8 7
Alexandru, RE
Ilie Raluca, ChE 9 7 8
Ciontea Laura, 5 5 5
ChE
Husar Andreea, RE 7 7 7
Moga Iulia, ChE 7 8 8
Ionescu Elena, GE 8 6 7
Spinu Alexandra, - 7 -
RE
Tudor Ana-Maria, - 5 -
RE
Pinjal Florin, ER 5 5 5
Scurtu Roxana, RE - 6 -
Popa Roxana, ER 5 5 5
Bucur Bogdan, ER 5 5 5
Neata Elena, EF 7 8 8
Dobre Adriana, RE 7 8 8
Boerosu Anca, ER 8 8 8
Custiulita Luiza, 8 7 8
RE
Banea Maria, GE - 6 -
Voic Lavinia, GE 7 8 8
Gherasia Roxana, 4 5 5
RE
Papa Costinela, RE 4 4 4
Voicu Tatiana, RE 7 7 7
Ticarau Paula, RE 8 7 8
Tichindelean 6 7 7
Bianca, GE
Serbu Ioan, RE 6 6 6
Cotea Paul, GE 5 6 6
Stroia Madalina, 8 - -
ER

Nota bene!

 The Raven, though also quite gloomy and depressing, is a poem by E.A. Poe,
not T.S. Eliot.
 A person who writes poems is called a ‘poet’, not a ‘poetry’.
 ‘Victorian’, even though an adjective, is capitalized, just as American,
English, European, etc.
 Elizabeth Barrett Browning and John Clare are important Victorian poets,
but neither of them is, as many of you wrote, ‘the most prominent Victorian
(or even English!) poet’.
 ‘Sensitivity’ is the English equivalent for the Romanian ‘sensibilitate’, while
‘sensibility’ is translated by ‘ratiune’ in Romanian.
 A person of female gender is referred to by the pronoun ‘she’, a male person
by the pronoun ‘he’. The respective possessive pronouns are ‘her’ for female,
and ‘his’ for male. I understand that the modern world has blurred gender
barriers to a confusing extent, however, until grammar doesn’t decide to
keep up with ‘modernity’ we’ll have to stick with the above conventions.
 The last time I looked the poet up, his name was John Clare, not John Crane
(anyway, the name was written down on the blackboard, too, if my memory
doesn’t fail me – nu se aude bine-n casca, bat-o vina…). Crane is an
American Naturalist 20th century writer.

Teaching assistant Ana-Blanca Stanescu