The eighty Bessarabeans poetry: between „reflexivity” and „transitivity”

The present article approaches the poetry of the Bessarabian eighties, who try to overcome the well-known literary stereotypes, being under the sign of artistic experiments both in terms of poetic modalities and, more importantly, regarding the new attitude, the fresh pathos, the new ideas, the vehemence of the polemical options. We propose to argue, by referring to two reference authors, Andrei Țurcanu and Eugen Cioclea, that this poem is marked by an unusual language, sometimes “reflexive”, opaque, marked by ambiguity and dissonance, other times “transitive”, oralizing, syncopated , thus establishing the duality of modern poetry, captured by Gheorghe Crăciun in the Iceberg of modern poetry. The creation of the analyzed authors reveals the verve of some essential renewals, the attempt to revive the expressive capacity of the poetic language relying on the dramatic concreteness of reality and the assumption of the new world of poetry.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.59295/spd2024u.20
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Byzantine Studies and History
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The eighty Bessarabeans poetry: between „reflexivity” and „transitivity”

Dorina Rotari
Byzantine Studies and History
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The eighty Bessarabeans poetry: between „reflexivity” and „transitivity”

Dorina Rotari
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Abstract

The present article approaches the poetry of the Bessarabian eighties, who try to overcome the well-known literary stereotypes, being under the sign of artistic experiments both in terms of poetic modalities and, more importantly, regarding the new attitude, the fresh pathos, the new ideas, the vehemence of the polemical options. We propose to argue, by referring to two reference authors, Andrei Țurcanu and Eugen Cioclea, that this poem is marked by an unusual language, sometimes “reflexive”, opaque, marked by ambiguity and dissonance, other times “transitive”, oralizing, syncopated , thus establishing the duality of modern poetry, captured by Gheorghe Crăciun in the Iceberg of modern poetry. The creation of the analyzed authors reveals the verve of some essential renewals, the attempt to revive the expressive capacity of the poetic language relying on the dramatic concreteness of reality and the assumption of the new world of poetry.

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