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Organized by the European Commission in cooperation with the European Booksellers Federation, European Writers’ Council and the Federation of European Publishers, the competition is open to authors in the 37 countries involved in the EU Culture Program1. Bucurestiul interbelic este locul unde s- a intamplat totul. The EU Prize for Literature rewards the best new or emerging authors throughout Europe. Another novel – Viitorul incepe luni (The future starts on Monday) – was published in 2012. One of her novels – Viata incepe vineri (Life starts on Friday) (2009)- was published in a Swedish translation in 2011. Some of her books include: Intoarcere in Bucurestiul interbelic (Going back to the in-between-wars Bucharest) (2003), In intimitatea secolului 19 (Inside the intimacy of the 19 th century) (2005), Cartea intrebarilor (The book of questions) (2010).
Nu semanau unii cu altii si nimeni nu-i obliga sa gandeasca la fel si sa spuna acelasi lucru. Central to re-evaluating this trajectory are two aspects of Orthodoxy in Romania: (1) most believers live in the countryside and (2) women have remained central to the development and maintenance of religious practices in ways that cannot be accounted for through any institutional analysis of the Orthodox Church, because of its both implicit and explicit misogyny.Romanian writer Ioana Parvulescu won, alongside eleven other European authors, the 2013 European Union Prize for Literature.Ī professor at the University of Bucharest’s Faculty of Letters, where she teaches modern Romanian literature, she coordinated the book series Cartea de pe noptiera (The book on the nightstand) at Humanitas publishing house. In Bucurestiul interbelic oamenii au trait si idealul, si prostia insangerata, au simtit si rafinamentul extrem, si opacitatea grosolana, au avut generosi si ticalosi, echilibrati si fanatici, lucizi si fantasti, buni si rai, bine si rau. Scholars have failed to see continuities and have embraced analytical frameworks that stress change, especially around the communist takeover period (1945-1949) and the fall of communism (1989-1990). It also makes visible important imbalances, gaps, and faulty assumptions about the importance of institutions in the daily religious practices and beliefs of most Orthodox populations in the historiography on Orthodoxy in Romania. Instead, it suggests that continuity better encapsulates the development of religiosity-religious beliefs and their embodiment in specific practices-among Orthodox Christians in Romania in the twentieth century. Abstract : This article questions the claim that in Romania, the post-1990 period was one of radically greater freedom in religious matters, as well as greater religiosity on the part of the population.
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