JURNALUL FERICIRII DE NICOLAE STEINHARDT, ÎNTRE ETICĂ, MEMORIE ŞI LITERATURĂ
“THE DIARY OF HAPPINESS” BY NICOLAE STEINHARDT, BETWEEN ETHICS, MEMORY, AND LITERATURE
Author(s): Irina CiobotaruSubject(s): Literary Texts
Published by: Editura Universităţii Vasile Goldiş
Keywords: Steinhardt; literary autobiography; religious ethics; literatură autobiografică; etică religioasă
Summary/Abstract: Nicolae Steinhardt (Bucharest, July 29, 1912 – Baia Mare, March 30, 1989) is a notorious name of Romanian culture, having a remarkable posthumous recognition. The source of this recognition is an exceptional biographical and literary evolution which, immediately after the fall of communism, was recovered and was understood by his posterity as an ethic landmark. Nicolae Steinhardt's most important writing is “Jurnalul fericirii (“The Diary of Happiness”), a complex symbiosis of narrative, memoirs, and ethics. Its moral and esthetic purpose is to offer a difficult and provocative solution for the recovery of the high manifestations of humanity: freedom, religious beliefs, truth, right, beauty, and love.
Journal: Studii de Ştiinţă şi Cultură
- Issue Year: V/2009
- Issue No: 04 (19)
- Page Range: 170-177
- Page Count: 8
- Language: Romanian
