👤Author Name: Sorin IvanAffiliation: Facultatea de Științe Sociale, Politice și Umaniste, Universitatea Titu Maiorescu; Facultatea de Limbi și Literaturi Străine, Universitatea din București 📄Article Citation Recommendation: IVAN, Sorin. „Exilul «concentraţionar» şi poezia ca libertate”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 171–179Titlul: EXILUL „CONCENTRAŢIONAR” ŞI POEZIA CA LIBERTATETitle: THE “CONCENTRATION CAMP” EXILE AND THE POETRY THAT STANDS FOR LIBERTYPages: 171–179Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/11_S_Ivan.pdf Abstract: In Ion Caraion’s poetry, exile is, more than a poetic theme, a reality of the human being, an ontological state. This existential condition appears in a number of essential hypostases in his poetic universe: the concentrationary exile, the political exile, the geographical exile, the moral exile, the linguistic exile, the aesthetic exile, and the last exile, the Non-being. In such a context, we can talk about the exile poetry and the poetry exile in Caraion’s work, in a world as a vast prison, in an absurd universe, subject to death, in which man lives the condition of an exiled and of a victim, in which even words agonise. Ion Caraion is the exiled poet of Romanian literature. A form of exile is the concentrationary exile, in an era of terror, during the installation of…
👤Author Name: Pavel ŢuguiAffiliation: Institutul de Istorie și Teorie Literară „G. Călinescu” al Academiei Române 📄Article Citation Recommendation: ŢUGUI, Pavel. „Eugen Barbu: debut editorial surprinzător şi controversat (1955–1960)”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 129–169Titlul: EUGEN BARBU: DEBUT EDITORIAL SURPRINZĂTOR ŞI CONTROVERSAT (1955–1960)Title: EUGEN BARBU: SURPRISING AND DEBATED EDITORIAL DEBUT (1955-1960)Pages: 129–169Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/10_P_Tugui.pdf Abstract: The article aims at presenting a detailed picture of the Romanian literary life of the (mid to late) ’50s and correcting particular details concerning the debut of Eugen Barbu (1924–1993), Romanian journalist and prose writer, a disputed literary figure of the Communist era. The author puts forward some critical remarks on Mihai Ungheanu’s work of editing the texts of Eugen Barbu, drawing attention upon the errors this editor has done, purposely or unknowingly. He offers further information about the context in which the novel Groapa (The Pit) was published and new data on the project of another novel written by Eugen Barbu, Calea Negustorilor (The Traders’ Route). The author of the article, as a direct participant in the literary and cultural life of that time, gives the perspective of an insider when he relates the events connected with the life and…
👤Author Name: Gabriela IliuţăAffiliation: Universitatea „Spiru Haret”, București 📄Article Citation Recommendation: ILIUŢĂ, Gabriela. „Elemente de identitate românească în opera lui Constantin Virgil Gheorghiu”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 113–128Titlul: ELEMENTE DE IDENTITATE ROMÂNEASCĂ ÎN OPERA LUI CONSTANTIN VIRGIL GHEORGHIUTitre: ELÉMENTS D’IDENTITÉ ROUMAINE DANS L’ŒUVRE DE CONSTANTIN VIRGIL GHEORGHIUPages: 113–128Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/9_G_Iliuta.pdf Résumé: Les éléments de la spiritualité roumaine traversent le monde romanesque de Constantin Virgil Gheorghiu: le terroir, la religion orthodoxe, la liberté, les Tracs, les haïdouks, les montagnards, le château, l’oppresseur, le bidonville etc. Les traducteurs de ses premiers livres ont gardé tels quels les culturèmes pour maintenir la richesse des connotations relatives au peuple roumain, si importantes pour la compréhension des livres de Gheorghiu. A travers la mémoire, l’écrivain exilé a voulu garder intactes les valeurs qu’il s’était appropriées dans son pays natal. Pour lui, son village, Fântâna, représente locus amoenus – lieu des délices – et signe culturel primaire et distinctif. Qu’il ait écrit des mémoires ou des fictions, Gheorghiu a raconté son histoire où s’est reflété l’Histoire, plus ou moins romancé, de son siècle, se révélant, à notre avis, un des plus importants représentants du genre autobiographique dans les lettres roumaines….
👤Author Name: Antonio PatrașAffiliation: Universitatea „Alexandru Ioan Cuza”, Iaşi 📄Article Citation Recommendation: PATRAȘ, Antonio. „Modelul şi oglinda. E. Lovinescu «par lui même»”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 97–112Titlul: MODELUL ŞI OGLINDA. E. LOVINESCU „PAR LUI MÊME”Title: THE MODEL AND THE MIRROR. E. LOVINESCU “PAR LUI MÊME”Pages: 97–112Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/8_A_Patras.pdf Abstract: E. Lovinescu received his due acknowledgment as the main representative of the Romanian inter-bellum culture. His aesthetic criticism pleaded for the necessary modernization of our literature, by means of imitating salient Western models. Although his image in posterity represents a conglomerate of mere clichés, the critic proves to be, under close-scrutiny, a complex theorist (even though, quite often, a rather contradictory one). He aimed to assess literature from a psycho[1]sociological point of view and to articulate a consistent theory on personality, with a particular focus on those processes that recur during our inner development. The branded ‘theory of forms without content’ served Lovinescu as a marvelous hypothesis to assess the emergence of Romanian modern civilization. Therefore, the critic’s coherent program hinted at the modernization of Romanian literature, centered upon theories such as ‘the primate of aesthetical value’ and the urge for ‘synchronization’. In any case,…
👤Author Name: Paul CernatAffiliation: Universitatea din Bucureşti 📄Article Citation Recommendation: CERNAT, Paul. „Existențialismul românesc”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 89–96Titlul: EXISTENȚIALISMUL ROMÂNESCTitle: ROMANIAN EXISTENTIALISMPages: 89–96Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/7_P_Cernat.pdf Abstract: The article presents the Existentialism, as a trend of the modern thought, and it is mainly focused on the literary manifestations of this perspective. It offers definitional issues and background, it clarifies the concepts associated with Existentialism, and it goes into the history of this literary movement with reference to its representatives worldwide and in Romanian culture and literature. Romanian Existentialism is rigorously described from its very beginnings with the Criterion group in the 20s: there are few Existentialisms identified in the Romanian culture and a special attention is given to the main tendencies and to the characteristics of the literary works associated with Existentialism in the 30s and 40s (when we had the so-called “war generation”). After the Second World War, when Existentialism became a well-known and significant philosophical and cultural movement in the world, we may also talk about Existentialism as present in the creation of few Romanian writers reviewed in this article. Keywords: Existentialism, existential literature, Criterion group, war generation Bibliography: Emil Cioran, Opere…
👤Author Name: Nicoleta SălcudeanuAffiliation: Institutul de Cercetări Socio-Umane „Gh. Şincai” al Academiei Române, Cluj-Napoca 📄Article Citation Recommendation: SĂLCUDEANU, Nicoleta. „Literatura exilului”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 73–88Titlul: LITERATURA EXILULUITitle: LITERATURE OF EXILEPages: 73–88Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/6_N_Salcudeanu.pdf Abstract: The article opens with a short history of the Romanian literary exile. Then it focuses on the specificities of the Romanian exile after the World War II: the long duration of it, the loss of hope for returning to the natal country, the multiple reasons for (self)-exile, grouping around polarity centers such as radios, magazines, literary circles, etc., the small number of dissidents and the fact that the Romanian exile did not promoted Romanian literature for the foreign countries, but limited itself to address exclusively to Romanians for a political purpose. A detailed analysis is dedicated to the cultural pillars with real impact on the Romanian exile (cultural societies and literary circles, literary and cultural newspapers published, Free Europe Radio Post, dissidents). Important institutions of exile are also described: Romanian Center for Researches in Paris, “Carol I” Royal University Foundation in Paris, Romanian Library in Freiburg, Romanian Academic Society in Roma, Romanian-Spanish Foundation in Madrid, The American Romanian Academy…
👤Author Name: Ioana DrăganAffiliation: Institutul Cultural Român, București 📄Article Citation Recommendation: DRĂGAN, Ioana. „Romanul popular”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 61–71Titlul: ROMANUL POPULARTitle: POPULAR NOVELPages: 61–71Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/5_I_Dragan.pdf Abstract: Generally distinguished from literary fiction, genre fiction, also known as popular fiction, is analyzed in a dictionary article pointing at definition of this literary genre, origins, history, evolution and typology. The focus of the article remains on the 19th century literature that illustrates this genre in France and in Romania (as Romanian literature imported the popular fiction from France). The article clarifies terminological clues and underlines the fact that this genre should not be mistaken with the feuilleton novel, as feuilleton was just belonging to the marketing means of the time. Representatives of fiction genres in Romanian literature are listed and impact of the phenomenon to the mainstream literature is discussed. The conventional structure of the genre is also mentioned in order to uncover the mechanisms of attracting the readers and making this category of literature so successful. Keywords: genre fiction, popular fiction, evolution of fiction genres, 19th century Romanian literature Bibliography: A) PUBLICAŢII, INSTRUMENTE DE STUDIU ŞI LUCRĂRI LITERARE: Bibliografia românească modernă (1831–1918), vol. I–IV,…
👤Author Name: Ion SimuțAffiliation: Universitatea din Oradea 📄Article Citation Recommendation: SIMUȚ, Ion. „Liviu Rebreanu”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 45–59Titlul: LIVIU REBREANUTitle: LIVIU REBREANUPages: 45–59Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/4_I_Simut.pdf Abstract: The article is a dictionary structured article on Liviu Rebreanu, one of the greatest Romanian prose writers. It presents the biography and works of this writer, a representative one for the literary realism in our culture. It opens with information about the family, the early childhood and education of the writer. Then it offers an outlook on Rebreanu’s debut that remained still unclear in spite of the researches undergone so far, due to the writer’s confessions. After graduating a military college in Budapest, Hungary, and after embracing a military career that lasted less than one and a half year, Liviu Rebreanu decided to resign and end his military life in Hungary and return to his natal country in order to become a Romanian writer. He is 23 years old when he publishes his first short stories in Romanian language (Codrea and Ofilire, published at Sibiu, in 1908). The article points to the literary evolution of the writer, to his journalistic career, to his activity at the Romanian…
👤Author Name: Carmen BrăgaruAffiliation: Institutul de Istorie și Teorie Literară „G. Călinescu” al Academiei Române 📄Article Citation Recommendation: BRĂGARU, Carmen. „Ion Pillat – de la vilegiaturist la rezident al Balcicului”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 33–44Titlul: ION PILLAT – DE LA VILEGIATURIST LA REZIDENT AL BALCICULUITitle: ION PILLAT – FROM HOLIDAY MAKER TO BALCHIK RESIDENTPages: 33–44Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/3_C_Bragaru.pdf Abstract: While in the first part of our study we closely followed Ion Pillat’s winding drawing near the small town-harbour on the southern coast of the Black Sea and his fascinating discovery of the dream[1]like space, in the second part, using various unknown so far documents found in the (Roumanian Academy Library) Archives, testimonies of the period and details taken from the poet’s correspondence, we try to reconstitute the different stages of Ion Pillat’s settlement in the town as a true citizen in the middle of the ’30s of the last century: his first buying of a land and the building of the first house (1933–1935), the purchasing of the second land, a bigger one this time (1934) and the building of the second smaller house (1936–1938). Once he delimitates his own domestic refuge, the poet tends…
👤Author Name: Andrei MilcaAffiliation: Institutul de Istorie şi Teorie Literară „G. Călinescu” al Academiei Române 📄Article Citation Recommendation: MILCA, Andrei. „Acad. Alexandru Zub: «Naţiunea e un produs organic a cărui istorie, cu toate convulsiile inerente, merită atenţia noastră şi în epoca globalizării»”. In: RITL, New Series, VI, No. 1-4, January-December 2012, p. 25–32Titlul: ACAD. ALEXANDRU ZUB: ,,NAŢIUNEA E UN PRODUS ORGANIC A CĂRUI ISTORIE, CU TOATE CONVULSIILE INERENTE, MERITĂ ATENŢIA NOASTRĂ ŞI ÎN EPOCA GLOBALIZĂRII”Title: ACAD. AL. ZUB, “THE NATION IS AN ORGANIC PRODUCT WHOSE HISTORY, WITH ALL ITS INHERENT CONVULSIONS, DESERVES OUR ATTENTION IN THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATION TOO”Pages: 25–32Language: RomanianURL: https://ritl.ro/pdf/2012/2_A_Milca_-_Interviu Al. Zub.pdf

