THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF WRITING IN ANTON HOLBAN'S WORK
THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF WRITING IN ANTON HOLBAN'S WORK

Summary/Abstract: Anton Holban reveals in his writings a place of confession, which hosts notions such as: love (with its derivative, jealousy), death, music, the sea. Generating from Marcel Proust's work a source of inspiration, Anton Holban explores the depths of the human soul, investigates the ordeal of jealousy and entices his heroes in relation to two coordinates: love and death. A modernist writer, led by a romantic character, Holban acquires the cult of authenticity and excels in psychological analysis.

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