Eminescu și Transilvania (sau elogiul culturii naționale romanești)
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POP, Ioan-Aurel. Eminescu și Transilvania (sau elogiul culturii naționale romanești). In: Revista de Istorie a Moldovei, 2014, nr. 2(98), pp. 5-12. ISSN 1857-2022.
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Revista de Istorie a Moldovei
Numărul 2(98) / 2014 / ISSN 1857-2022

Eminescu și Transilvania (sau elogiul culturii naționale romanești)
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Pop Ioan-Aurel
 
Universitatea „Babeş-Bolyai”, Cluj-Napoca
 
Disponibil în IBN: 8 iunie 2015


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This study brings a eulogy to works of Romanian greatest poet Mihai Eminescu and his contribution in support of Transylvanian Romanians. Eminescu, bearing in his soul the whole country, couldn’t omit Transylvania, both in the real life and in that recreated through his works. He saw in Transylvania the origin of Romanian states, through the “dismounting” princes, the origin of schools in Romanian, through teachers “dismounted” in Bucharest and Iasi, he admired in Transylvania the Romanianism icon, kept unaltered, with its Daco-Roman roots, with Latinity obsession, grown by Transylvanian School and its epigones. Eminescu was honestly excited in Transylvania, by people, by port, by the need for awakening of this part of the nation, still kept in ignorance and obedience. He even made the project of a series of popular lectures, for people of Maramures. At the celebrations of Putna, Eminescu symbolically gathered the country together, and in the organization of the event relied in a serious way on Transylvanians and Bukovinians. Eminescu was the architect (in spiritual sense) of modern Romania. The author of the study concludes that “the union under the sign of national culture and of Eminescu gives us the rationality to be as a people in this world. Eminescu is, through himself, the eulogy and praise of the Romanian people!”