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2. archive.org › details › ion-agirbiceanu-arhangheliiIon Agîrbiceanu - Arhanghelii, roman VoI I și II (BPT 0141 ...

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

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   Agarbiceanu Ion. N. 12 sept. 1882, com Cenade, jud. Alba - m. 28 mai 1963, Cluj. Prozator. Fiul lui Nicolae Agarbiceanu, padurar din Agarbiciu, jud. Sibiu, si al Anei (n. Olariu), din Cenade. Scoala primara in satul natal (1888-1901), unde isi ia si bacalaureatul.

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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.

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   Ion I. Agârbiceanu (6 January 1907 – 9 March 1971) was a Romanian physicist born in Bucium, Alba County in Transylvania. He was the son of the writer and Greek-Catholic priest Ion Agârbiceanu and his wife Maria.

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   Feb 5, 2024 · Ion Agârbiceanu (12 septembrie 1882, Cenade, Comitatul Alba de Jos, Austro-Ungaria–28 mai 1963, Cluj, România) Academician, scriitor, ziarist, adept al sămănătorismului, parlamentar, canonic și protopop unit al Clujului. Între 1919 –1927 a fost director al ziarului „Patria” din Cluj, apoi al ziarului „Tribuna” din Cluj (1938 ...

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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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   Who is Agârbiceanu in 'Gruia'?

   • In the short story "Gruia", the eponymous protagonist uses violence against a Jewish tavern-keeper, whom he accuses of poisoning his Romanian clients. While openly committed to nationalism, Agârbiceanu found himself criticized and satirized for his debt of inspiration to the Apuseni environment.

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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 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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   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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   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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9. www.wikiwand.com › ro › articlesIon I. Agârbiceanu - Wikiwand

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   Ion I. Agârbiceanu (n. 6 ianuarie 1907, Bucium-Șasa, comitatul Alba de Jos – d. 9 martie 1971, Cluj) a fost un fizician român, fiul prozatorului și protopopului Ion Agârbiceanu.