Lucian Blaga - Wikipedia
WEBLucian Blaga (Romanian: [lutʃiˈan ˈblaɡa] ⓘ; 9 May 1895 – 6 May 1961) was a Romanian philosopher, poet, playwright, poetry translator and novelist. He was a commanding personality of the Romanian culture of the interbellum period.
Lucian Blaga - Wikipedia
WEBLucian Blaga (n. 9 / 21 mai 1895, Lancrăm, Alba, România – d. 6 mai 1961, Cluj, România) a fost un eseist, filozof, poet, dramaturg, traducător, jurnalist, profesor universitar, academician și diplomat român .
Lucian Blaga – Wikipedia
WEBLucian Blaga (moldawische Briefmarke 1995) Lucian Blaga (Aussprache ⓘ /?; * 9. Mai 1895 in Lancrăm; † 6. Mai 1961 in Cluj) war ein rumänischer Philosoph, Journalist, Dichter, Übersetzer, Wissenschaftler und Diplomat. 1936 wurde er zum Mitglied der Rumänischen Akademie ernannt.
Blaga, Lucian | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
WEBLucian Blaga was a prominent philosopher in Eastern Europe during the period between the two world wars. Trained in both Eastern Orthodox theology and classical philosophy, he developed a “speculative” philosophy that includes books on epistemology, metaphysics, aesthetics, philosophy of culture, philosophical anthropology, philosophy of ...
Lucian Blaga | Romanian author | Britannica
WEBcontribution to Romanian literature. Poet and essayist Lucian Blaga attempted to provide a philosophical foundation for the description of Romanian national characteristics, partly determined by geographical conditions, while Gala Galaction translated the Bible and wrote novels on biblical subjects.
Blaga, Lucian | Encyclopedia.com
WEBA poet, philosopher, translator, and dramatist, Romanian writer Lucian Blaga (1895–1961) narrowly missed winning the 1956 Nobel Prize for Literature because of Soviet government interference. Blaga created the field of philosophy of culture and the concept of Mioritic Space, both of which became key concepts in the development of a Romanian ...
“That Bitterness of Being Young, and Loving”: Lucian Blaga’s …
WEBMarch 4, 2019 · by smilkova · in Romanian · Leave a comment. By Leah Barber. In 1919, before earning his reputation as an influential Romanian modernist, Lucian Blaga was a sensitive, passionate newlywed who penned his first book Poems of Light (Poemele Luminii), now out in a discerning new translation by Gabi Reigh.
(PDF) The Mystery of Style: An Introduction to Lucian Blaga’s ...
WEBThe Mystery of Style: An Introduction to Lucian Blaga’s Philosophy of Culture Jafe Arnold Semester Research Paper Supervised by Assoc. Prof. Przemysław Bursztyka Faculty of Philosophy University of Warsaw 7 July 2021 1 Introduction In the first edition of Paul Edwards’ Encyclopedia of Philosophy published in 1967, the famous ...
Blaga, Lucian (1895–1961) - Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
WEBArticle Summary. Poet, playwright, essayist and philosopher, Blaga was the most interesting and original Romanian thinker of the first half of the twentieth century. His philosophical ideal was a system of thought which he conceived as a systematic and speculative construction and an explanation of the meaning of human life based on a ...
Generational Politics and the Philosophy of Culture: Lucian Blaga ...
WEBLucian Blaga, who studied philosophy in foreign countries, brought back a pronounced modern way of thought, which he reconciled with the native soil.” Cited in Curticeanu, ed., De amicitia Lucian Blaga, 71. According to Lucian Nastasa, politics pure and simple may also have played a role in this debacle.
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