Feminitatea în capcana istoriei şi a destinului

  • Livia Silvia RĂU (MARCU) Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania

Résumé

The totalitarian dystopian speech is situated in an aesthetic and ideological index committed to
multiple analysis, which enable an ethic, political and contradictory moral canvas. Writer George Balaita
codifies the totalitarian mechanism’s critique, and the novel “The world in two days” (1975) represents a
projection of the myth of power. The creation becomes a chronotop, a parable of contemporary man’s
dramatism, expresing the communication crisis, fear, terror, alienation. Beyond the myth of power, which
despises the personal legend, Romanian space proposes hypostasis of femininity, which prove that existence is a
palimpsest type of story, in which tragical destinies are consumed.

Publiée
2025-04-30
Comment citer
RĂU (MARCU), L. S. (2025). Feminitatea în capcana istoriei şi a destinului. Comunicare Interculturală și Literatură / Communication Interculturelle Et Littérature, 16(4), 251-255. Consulté à l’adresse https://www.gup.ugal.ro/ugaljournals/index.php/cil/article/view/8245
Rubrique
Literatură şi interculturalitate