„RUGUL APRINS” DE LA ANTIM ÎN FRAGMENTE DE ISTORIE ORALĂ
The „Burning Bush” from the Antim Monastery in Oral History Fragments
Author(s): Ioana UrsuSubject(s): Cultural history, Local History / Microhistory, Recent History (1900 till today), History of Communism
Published by: Muzeul National al Unirii Alba Iulia
Keywords: oral narratives; biographies during communism; life stories; narrativity and representation; religious life during communism;
Summary/Abstract: The Burning Bush were a spiritual and cultural group in 1940s’ Romania that offered the solution of inner resistance to communism through religion and culture. Representing a heterogeneous lay-monastical community, they aimed to discover a more profound dimension of Orthodoxy. Due to their preoccupations of Orthodox mystic, their social impact as well as their anti-communist views, they became targets of the communist repression, being arrested and imprisoned by the communist regime in 1958. The present paper proposes to reconstruct fragments from the history of their intellectual circle, with the help of oral history sources.
Journal: Apulum
- Issue Year: 55/2018
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 241-260
- Page Count: 20
- Language: English, Romanian
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