ALEXANDRU GEORGE. UN PUBLICIST ÎNTRE CRITICI
ALEXANDRU GEORGE. A “PUBLICIST “ AMONG CRITICS

Summary/Abstract: Alexandru George writes about Tudor Arghezi or Mateiu I. Caragiale with a lively polemic spirit against previous criticism. Arghezi’s creation puzzled literary criticism by its great diversity of expression in poetry, prose and journalism. Alexandru George refers to known interpretations, from E. Lovinescu, Nicolae Iorga, Pompiliu Constantinescu, Eugen Ionescu and G. Călinescu, in the interwar period, to Ov. S. Crohmălniceanu and Dumitru Micu, in the postwar period. Alexandru George keeps finding something wrong or inappropriate in the ways in which Tudor Arghezi’s and Mateiu I. Caragiale’s works were analyzed, in order to gain a favourable position for his own interpretations, argued in his two monographs.

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