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   Jan 16, 2023 · Vol.1-2 : roman / Ion Agîrbiceanu; prefaţă de Mircea Zaciu . ─ Bucureşti : Editura pentru literatură, 1962-. Conţine: Arhanghelii.

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   Download Free PDF. MUNTEANU, Alexandru : ˝Noul˝, un ˝vechi˝ puțin bolnav? Urban și rural în romanele lui Ion Agârbiceanu. Alexandru-Ilie Munteanu.

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   Ion Agârbiceanu (n. 12 septembrie 1882, Cenade, judeţul Alba - d. 28 mai 1963, Cluj-Napoca, judeţul Cluj), scriitor şi romancier, membru al Academiei Române, preot greco-catolic.

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   Ion Agârbiceanu (n. 12 septembrie 1882 , Cenade , Comitatul Alba de Jos , Austro-Ungaria – d. 28 mai 1963 , Cluj , România ) a fost un scriitor , ziarist și prozator român , adept al sămănătorismului , parlamentar, academician , canonic și protopop unit al Clujului .

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   Ion Agârbiceanu (first name also Ioan, last name also Agărbiceanu and Agîrbiceanu; 12 September 1882 – 28 May 1963) was an Austro-Hungarian-born Romanian writer, journalist, politician, theologian and Greek-Catholic priest.

6. romanialiterara.com › 2023 › 06Blestemul epigonismului. Ion Agârbiceanu (1882-1963)

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   Când revine acasă, observă că fata, născută la un an după ridicarea lui, seamănă izbitor cu prietenul din cauza căruia ispășise pedeapsa și nu-i rămâne decât să se repeadă la gâtul lui.

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   Who is Ion Agârbiceanu?

   • Ion Agârbiceanu (first name also Ioan, last name also Agărbiceanu and Agîrbiceanu; 12 September 1882 – 28 May 1963) was an Austro-Hungarian -born Romanian writer, journalist, politician, theologian and Greek-Catholic priest.

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   Why did Agârbiceanu join the PNR?

   • In November 1912, the two groups reached an uneasy settlement: Agârbiceanu headlined a Românul announcement which promised that Goga's men would return to writing for the PNR's mainstream press. He was subsequently allowed to join the editorial boards of both Românul and Poporul Român.

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   Who inspired Agârbiceanu?

   • In this immediate context, Agârbiceanu seems to have been inspired by Ion Pop Reteganul and Ioan Slavici, the founders of Transylvanian realism.

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   Who was Agârbiceanu and what did he do?

   • From 1927 to 1928, Agârbiceanu, a recipient of the National Prize for Literature, headed the Cluj chapter of Astra and edited Transilvania. It was in this magazine that he wrote a number of articles in support of eugenics, calling on priests to promote the movement in their parishes.

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   What is the plot of Agârbiceanu?

   • The plot follows its protagonist, a scholarly priest by the name of Andrei Pascu (understood by readers to be Agârbiceanu's alter ego ), as he finds himself in his work as a missionary of religion and cultural nationalism, despite being set back by poverty and revisited by his worldly past. Similar themes are developed elsewhere.

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   What happened to Agârbiceanu?

   • Agârbiceanu was on show at its station in Cluj, paying his respects on behalf of the Greek-Catholic Church. This period ended in a clash between Carol II and the Guard. In late 1938–early 1939, having outlawed all parties, Carol set up his own National Renaissance Front (FRN).

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8. www.librariaonline.ro › autori › agarbiceanuCartile autorului Ion Agarbiceanu - LibrariaOnline.ro

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   File din cartea naturii - Ion Agarbiceanu (Bibliografie scolara pentru clasele I-VIII)