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Editura Universitara The Complex Self of Literature. Dialogues of Otherness

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ISBN: 978-606-28-0600-2

DOI: 10.5682/9786062806002

Publisher year: 2017

Edition: I

Pages: 366

Publisher: Editura Universitara

Author: Lacramioara Berechet

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The subtle issue of the complementarity between narrative and descriptive, the interwar theatricality and its experiments under the sign of canonical singularization, the image of the interwar Romanian culture as a complex self, employs, in this book, the literary text as a refractable document of an epoch, an archive of a series of emotional universes and alternative scenarios, which the ego in front of the world reflexively structures. The result of these successive contaminations culturally maps a complex social self, a self with many facets, as a sign of the internalization of the identity behaviors of the other. Consequently, the model of memory with multiple traces, associated with multiculturalism explains the appearance of the inconstant social self and further the imprecision of the coagulation of identity behaviors, the image of a culture that could clarify the complexity of this area.

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  • SINELE COMPLEX AL LITERATURII. Dialogurile alteritatii

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LACRAMIOARA BERECHET is an associate professor in the Department of Romanian Philology, Classical and Balkan Languages, Ovidius University of Constanta, holder of the Faculty of Letters since 1996.
She is a member of the Romanian Writers' Union, Constanta branch.
He published numerous studies of Romanian literature and four books as sole author, among which we mention: Initiatory fiction by Mircea Eliade, Pontica Publishing House, 2003 - which received the National Prize of the Romanian Writers 'Union, Bucharest Writers' Association, for the best essay of literary criticism, for 2003, Cultural-literary models at the edge of empires, Essay about the interwar Romanian novel, University Press Publishing House, 2009, Myth as literature, literature as myth, Ex-Ponto Publishing House, Constanta, 2009.

Foreword / 7

Chapter I. About interwar theatricality. Reading note / 9
1.1 A brief look at interwar drama / 13
1.2 Lucian Blaga, theatricality, under the sign of mystery / 15
1.3 Substantialist theater. The apogee concrete, “a snapshot taken on reality” / 39
1.3.1. Camil Petrescu, theatrologist / 39
1.3.2. Substantialism and the noocratic ethics of Eros. Strong souls / 59
1.4 Mircea Eliade and the Living theater experiment: sapiential inspiration and the magic of initiation / 68
1.4.1. Meeting with sambogakhaya, the blinding body of light / 85
1.4.2. Poetry, a politics of salvation / 102

Chapter II. Description as a discourse of representation / 108

Chapter III. The complex self of literature. Dialogues of otherness / 181
3.1 Geographies of culture and literary geography / 181
3.2. The complex self of Romanian literature. Cultural-literary models in complementarity / 194
3.3. Literary creation between topie and paratopia, integration and marginality / 218
3.4 Byzantine "crystallizations" in the Romanian interwar novel / 227
3.5 Identity behaviors from the perspective of intercultural memory, a memory with multiple traces / 246
3.6. Cornel Ungureanu. The structures of the imaginary and "literary geography" / 257
3.7. Mircea Muthu, A "wise wanderer", at the "middle of evil and good": The Balkans - an open geography / 271
3.8. Heliadist genius, a reevaluated concept / 288
3.8.1. Marin, Mincu. Heliadism, an "inter-" and "trans-" disciplinary construct / 288
3.8.2. Adrian Tudurachi. From the myth of the national poet to the Genius Factory / 298
3.9. Myth as a literary method and communist censorship / 303
3.10. Some techniques for constituting the Bacovian lyrical discourse / 320
3.11. Matei Visniec, The traveler through the rain - Hermeneutic exercise / 331
3.12. Ovidiu Dunareanu, The distant light of the river. The complexity of imaginary structures / 343

Postfata / 350

Selective bibliography / 356

Successive accumulations, clear returns on constant interrogations about the argumentative structures of the literary text, the relationship between text and context, the subtle problem of the complementarity between narrative and descriptive, interwar theatricality and its experiments under the sign of canonical singularity, the image of Romanian interwar culture as self complex, all led in time to the appearance of this book. The study of interwar theatricality in the first chapter puts into perspective the expressionist theatrical art as a synthesis between Gothic and Indian, an absolute model, reduplicated in Lucian Blaga's poems, in which the revealing metaphors appeal to "infigurable transcendence" and the epiphany of mystery. The exegesis of Camil Petrescu's substantialist theater describes the "noocratic method of substantiality", called the method of apogee experience, which fixes as an object of knowledge the concrete itself, individual experiences, intense feelings in order to capture the essence of existence. Mircea Eliade's dramaturgy engages the agreements in the mystical plane, in consensus with the theatrical phenomenon Living theater, but also with untried recoveries in the Romanian space from the ancient Indian dramaturgy, through Natya Sastra.

The section dedicated to the descriptive text proves, through text analysis, the premise according to which the cultural codes in loyal dialogue with the narrative programs, with the text scenarios, affirm their confluences in all the anchors of the narrative, verifying the significant language of symbols, homologation of significant details and descriptive representations. interpretation scenario. Part of the content of this section was the outline of a university course initiated for the students of the Faculty of Letters, from the "Ovidius" University of Constanta.

The chapter that also gives the title of the book, The Complex Self of Literature. The dialogues of otherness stop on the literary text as a refractable document of an epoch, which records significant facts, a series of emotional universes and alternative scenarios that the ego in front of the world reflexively structures. We are interested in the result of these successive contaminations, a complex social self, a self with many facets, as a sign of the internalization of the identity behaviors of the other. Consequently, the model of memory with multiple traces, associated with multiculturalism explains the appearance of the inconstant social self and further the imprecision of the coagulation of identity behaviors, the image of a culture that could clarify the complexity of this area.

The studies in this chapter have previously appeared either in the pages of the Scientific Annals of Ovidius Constanta University, Philology Section or of some collective volumes, among which we mention: Identity dilemmas, Forms of legitimation of literature in the European cultural discourse of the 20th century, Transilvania University of Brasov Publishing House , 2011, Cultural dialogue in the south-eastern European space, Bucharest, University Publishing House, 2013, Mircea Muthu in the horizon of synthesis, Arhipela XXI Publishing House, Targu Mures 2014, Literature, theater, film, University Press Publishing House, Constanta, 2015.

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