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SM ISO690:2012 CUZMICI-OPĂRIUC, Loredana. Deux voix de l’Europe libre: Monica Lovinescu et Virgil Ierunca. In: La Francopolyphonie, 2012, nr. 2(7), pp. 144-152. ISSN 1857-1883. |
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Numărul 2(7) / 2012 / ISSN 1857-1883 | ||||||
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In the Romanian literature and culture, Monica Lovinescu and Virgil Ierunca are two distinct voices of historians and critics, pleading from Paris for the freedom of speech and
for the absolution of totalitarianism. All their broadcasts and writings, from essays to diaries, have a common theme: the denunciation of the abuses made by the communist
regime and the support for those who were ignored or even punished between the boundaries of the country. Therefore, their works are a huge erratum at the official history
of literature, completing and correcting the papers that were censored for political reasons. The East-ethic criterion does not mean a tendentious approach of literature, as some objected, but a fair and necessary reference to the context. After 1989, their combative
pathos did not calm down, as long as the realities of the new regime were, from many points of view, under the same ideological house. Even their fictional writings amplify on
the theme of human freedom in a world marked by political absurd. |
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Cuvinte-cheie totalitarianism, ideology, essay, East-ethic, literary history and criticism |
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