Les « moldavisants » et les « roumanisants » au sein du Comité des sciences moldave : un regard sur l'identité moldave en République autonome soviétique socialiste moldave

摘要

In the late 1980s-early 1990s, Moldavian identity and language were seen as failed constructions from the Soviet period. Twenty years after the independence of the Republic of Moldova (1991), one can still observe the complexity of representations and identity claims of its citizens, which is bound up with the complexity of representations and linguistic claims. The author uses the example of the Autonomous Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic (amssr), in order to question the notion of language in its widest sense and to observe how language contributes to imagine communities in different ways.