Text, Context, Identity: the Paradigm of the Jewish Intellectual in the Romanian Culture Case Study: Benjamin Fundoianu/Fondane
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CROSSING FRONTIERS EXISTENTIAL PHILOSOPHY, POETRY, AND VISUAL ARTS IN THE WORKS OF BENJAMIN FONDANE BEINECKE RARE BOOK AND MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY YALE UNIVERSITY APRIL 19-20, 2018 Keynote Speaker: Prof. Kevin Hart, Edwin B. Kyle Professor of Christian Studies, University of Virginia Organizing Committee: Michel Carassou, Thomas Connolly, Julia Elsky, Ramona Fotiade, Olivier Salazar-Ferrer Administration: Ann Manov, Graduate Student & Webmaster Agnes Bolton, Administrative Coordinator “Crossing Frontiers” has been made possible by generous donations from the following donors: Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies, Yale University Judaic Studies Program, Yale University Department of French, Yale University The conference has been organized in conjunction with the Association Benjamin Fondane (Paris) and the Lev Shestov Studies Society (University of Glasgow) https://benjaminfondane.wixsite.com/mysite THURSDAY, APRIL 19 Coffee 10.30-11:00 Panel 1: Philosophy and Poetry I 11.00-12.30 Room B 38-39 Chair: Alice Kaplan (Yale University) Bruce Baugh (Thompson Rivers University), “Benjamin Fondane: From Poetry to a Philosophy of Becoming” Olivier Salazar-Ferrer (University of Glasgow), “Revolt and Finitude in the Representation of Odyssey” Michel Carassou (Association Benjamin Fondane), “De Charlot à Isaac Laquedem. Figures de l’émigrant dans l’œuvre de Benjamin Fondane” [in French] Lunch in New Haven 12.30-14.30 Panel 2: Philosophy and Poetry II 14.30-16.00 Room B 38-39 Chair: Maurice Samuels (Yale University) Alexander Dickow (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), “Rhetorical Impurity in Benjamin Fondane’s Poetic and Philosophical Works” Cosana Eram (University of the Pacific), “Consciousness in the Abyss: Benjamin Fondane and the Modern World” Chantal Ringuet (Brandeis University), “A World Upside Down: Marc Chagall’s Yiddish Paradise According to Benjamin Fondane” Keynote 16.15 Prof. -
Luca Centenary Issue 1913 – 1994
!!! MAST HEAD ! Publisher: Contra Mundum Press Location: New York & Berlin Editor-in-Chief: Rainer J. Hanshe Guest Editor: Allan Graubard PDF Design: Giuseppe Bertolini Logo Design: Liliana Orbach Advertising & Donations: Giovanni Piacenza (To contact Mr. Piacenza: [email protected]) CMP Website: Bela Fenyvesi & Atrio LTD. Design: Alessandro Segalini Letters to the editors are welcome and should be e-mailed to: [email protected] Hyperion is published three times a year by Contra Mundum Press, Ltd. P.O. Box 1326, New York, NY 10276, U.S.A. W: http://contramundum.net For advertising inquiries, e-mail Giovanni Piacenza: [email protected] Contents © 2013 by Contra Mundum Press, Ltd. and each respective author. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Contra Mundum Press, Ltd. After two years, all rights revert to the respective authors. If any work originally published by Contra Mundum Press is republished in any format, acknowledgement must be noted as following and a direct link to our site must be included in legible font (no less than 10 pt.) at the bottom of the new publication: “Author/Editor, title, year of publication, volume, issue, page numbers, originally published by Hyperion. Reproduced with permission of Contra Mundum Press, Ltd.” Vol. VII, No. 3 (fall 2013) Ghérasim Luca Centenary Issue 1913 – 1994 Jon Graham, -
Hypothesis on Tararira, Benjamin Fondane's Lost Film
www.unatc.ro Academic Journal of National University of Theatre and Film “I.L. Caragiale” – Vol. 2, No. 1, 2018 UNATC PRESS UNATC The academic journal of the National University of Theatre and Film “I.L. Caragiale“ publishes original papers aimed to analyzing in-depth different aspects of cinema, film, television and new media, written in English. You can find information about the way to submit papers on cover no 3 and at the Internet address: www.unatc.ro Editor in chief: Dana Duma Deputy editor: Andrei Gorzo [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Managing Editor: Anca Ioniţă [email protected] Copy Editor: Andrei Gorzo, Anca Ioniță Editorial Board: Laurenţiu Damian, Dana Duma, Andrei Gorzo, Ovidiu Georgescu, Marius Nedelcu, Radu Nicoară Advisory Board: Dominique Nasta (Université Libre de Bruxelles) Christina Stojanova (Regina University, Canada) Tereza Barta (York University, Toronto, Canada) UNATC PRESS ISSN: 2343 – 7286 ISSN-L: 2286 – 4466 Art Director: Alexandru Oriean Photo cover: Vlad Ivanov in Dogs by Bogdan Mirică Printing House: Net Print This issue is published with the support of The Romanian Filmmakers’ Union (UCIN) National University of Theatre and Film “I.L. Caragiale” Close Up: Film and Media Studies Vol. 2, No. 1, 2018 UNATC PRESS BUCUREȘTI CONTENTS Close Up: Film and Media Studies • Vol. 2, No. 1, 2018 Christina Stojanova Some Notes on the Phenomenology of Evil in New Romanian Cinema 7 Dana Duma Hypothesis on Tararira, Benjamin Fondane’s Lost Film 19 Andrei Gorzo Making Sense of the New Romanian Cinema: Three Perspectives 27 Ana Agopian For a New Novel. -
Gherasim Luca's Short Prose
Romanica Cracoviensia 3 (2020): 167–174 doi 10.4467/20843917RC.20.016.12938 www.ejournals.eu/Romanica-Cracoviensia Jakub Kornhauser http:/orcid.org/0000-0002-8904-9788 Jagiellonian University [email protected] GHERASIM LUCA’S SHORT PROSE: THE OBJECTS OF PREY (FIRST CHAPTER) ABSTRACT The paper continues “object-oriented” analysis of the most inspiring experiments in the Romanian Surrealism’s repertoire, notably in the short stories by Gherasim Luca, one of the movement’s leading representatives. His two books of poetic prose, published originally in the 1940s, could be interpreted as the emblematic example of Surrealist revolutionary tendencies in the field of new materialism. Such texts as The Kleptobject Sleeps or The Rubber Coffee become the laboratory of the object itself, gain- ing a new, unlimited identity in the platform of Surreality, where the human-like subject loses its status. Objects possess quasi-occult powers to initiate and control human’s desires. Therefore, Breton’s “revo- lution of the object” could concretize as literary praxis showing the way how contemporary “materialist turn” in anthropology deals with avant-garde theories. KEYWORDS: avant-garde, experimental prose, Surrealism, Gherasim Luca, Romanian literature. If we consider Passive Vampire (1945), which tends to be the highlight of Gherasim Luca’s Surrealist oeuvre, a textbook for learning the non-Oedipal world, his short stories written between 1940 and 1945 (18 texts of varied length collected in two books) would be a sort of an accompanying exercise book. While Vampire’s aim is to show the tota- lity of the author’s literary and philosophical endeavor, the oneiric stories are focused on a multitude of reading practices, sharing the spirit of negation of Luca’s subversive philosophical ideas. -
Gellu Naum Centenary Issue
VOL. IX, NO. 2 (autumn 2015) GELLU NAUM CENTENARY ISSUE !!! MAST HEAD Publisher: Contra Mundum Press Location: New York, London, Paris Editors: Rainer J. Hanshe, Erika Mihálycsa PDF Design: Giuseppe Bertolini Logo Design: Liliana Orbach Advertising & Donations: Giovanni Piacenza (To contact Mr. Piacenza: [email protected]) Letters to the editors are welcome and should be e-mailed to: [email protected] Hyperion is published biannually by Contra Mundum Press, Ltd. P.O. Box 1326, New York, NY 10276, U.S.A. W: http://contramundum.net For advertising inquiries, e-mail Giovanni Piacenza: [email protected] Contents © 2015 Contra Mundum Press & each respective author unless otherwise noted. All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Contra Mundum Press. Republication is not permitted within six months of original publication. After two years, all rights revert to each respective author. If any work originally published by Contra Mundum Press is republished in any format, acknowledgement must be noted as following and include, in legible font (no less than 10 pt.), a direct link to our site: “Author, work title, Hyperion: On the Future of Aesthetics, Vol. #, No. # (YEAR) page #s. Originally published by Hyperion. Reproduced with permission of Contra Mundum Press.” Vol. IX, No. 2 — GELLU NAUM CENTENARY ISSUE Curated by Guest Editor VALERY OISTEANU 0 Valery Oisteanu, Gellu Naum: Surreal-Shaman of Romania 16 Petre Răileanu, Poésie & alchimie 25 Petre Răileanu, Poetry & Alchemy 36 Sebastian Reichmann, Ici & Maintenant (de l’Autre Côté).. -
Dialog 20.Indd
GÈNEVIÈVE FONDANE O viaţă închinată misterului lui Israel P. Michel CAGIN Abbaye Saint-Pierre din Solesmes, Franţa „… Trebuie să fi fost Israel sau să se fi dedicat cu o iubire specială Israelului, pentru a-i pătrunde imensitatea, atât misterul, cât și sfâșierea”. Gèneviève Fondane către Jacques Maritain, 19 octombrie 1945 Nu se va căuta în aceste pagini nimic nou1. Doar scrisoarea pe care o vom publica la sfârșitul lor este inedită. Am încercat doar să trasăm din nou adevă- rul, puritatea și densitatea mărturiei pe care Gèneviève a lăsat-o despre voca- ţia sa și despre itinerarul său, pe parcursul scrisorilor către prietenii săi (în special către Jacques și Raissa Maritain) și câteva note intime.2 Această schiţă nu are altă ambiţie decât de a dori să facă cunoscută această mărturie discretă și captivantă, știind bine că ea se va îndrepta fără zgomot către cei care vor ști să o recunoască și să o înţeleagă. * 1 Articolul a fost preluat din revista Nova et Vetera (Geneva), numărul din ianuarie-iunie 2003, 102-122. Titlul original al articolului: „Gèneviève Fondaine, une vie vouée au mystère d’Israël”. Părintele Michel Cagin, OSB, s-a născut în 1954; a studiat Literatura modernă la École Normale Supérieure din Paris; este călugăr la Solesmes, unde predă teologia. 2 Pasajele citate aici sunt în mare parte extrase din cartea Fondane-Maritain, corespon- denţa dintre Benjamin și Geneviève Fondane cu Jacques și Raissa Maritain, editată de Michel Carassou și René Mougel la Editura „Paris-Mediteranee”, 1997, 216 pag. Câteva scrisori la alţi corespondenţi au apărut în Buletinul Societăţii de Studii Benjamin Fondane, publicat în Israel. -
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1 2 de colecție Nr. 4 3 4 Benjamin Fundoianu Herța și alte priveliști P OEME ALESE DE D an Coman Fotografii de Vitalie Coroban 5 6 Despre autor Benjamin Fundoianu (pseud. lui Benjamin Wexler), 14 noiembrie 1898, Iași – 2 octombrie 1944, Auschwitz (Polo- nia), poet și eseist, luîndu-și numele literar de la moșia Fun- doaia (jud. Dorohoi), unde bunicul dinspre tată fusese arendaș. Studii la Liceul Național și la Facultatea de Drept a Universității din Iași. Debutul poetic în revista Valuri, Iași, 1914. Debutul editorial are loc în 1918, cu o povestire de inspirație biblică, Tăgăduința lui Petru. Colaborează cu po- eme și foiletoane pe teme diverse la Viața nouă, Rampa, Adevărul literar și artistic, Contimporanul, Integral etc. O parte din eseuri vor fi adunate în volumul Imagini și cărți din Franța (1922). Împreună cu regizorul Armand Pascal întemeiază teatrul de avangardă Insula, pe care, din lipsă de mijloace materiale, sunt nevoiți să-l desființeze în 1923, anul în care Fundoianu se și expatriază. De la Paris, cu ajutorul prietenilor din țară și al lui Ion Minulescu în mod deosebit, face să apară volumul Priveliști (1930). 7 În decembrie 1923, emigrează în Franţa, unde, cîteva luni mai tîrziu, îl va întîlni pe Lev Şestov, filosoful de origine rusă a cărui gîndire îl va marca pentru totdeauna. În 1931, se căsătoreşte cu Geneviève Tissier (1904-1954), iar în 1938 obține cetățenia franceză. Este o perioadă de intensă creativitate, în care autorul, devenit Benjamin Fondane, îşi concepe opera în limba franceză, doar parţial publicată în timpul vieţii. După o perioadă de privațiuni, publică în prestigioase re- viste de profil din Franța, iar, mai tîrziu, și în reviste de peste Ocean, continuînd să trimită colaborări la revistele din țară. -
Romanian Literature for the World: a Matter of Property
World Literature Studies 2 . vol. 7 . 2015 (3–14) ŠTÚDIE / ARTIclEs Romanian literature for the world: a matter of property AndRei TeRiAn For many Romanian intellectuals of the 19th–20th centuries, the relation of their national literature to world literature(s) was not only a pressing question to consider, but also a real obsession which has led to two extreme attitudes in modern Romanian intellectual culture. On the one hand, a number of Romanian writers and scholars (some of whom deliberately left for the West) have described the situation of their own culture from a pamphlet and/or self-victimizing position, which confirmed a foreign researcher’s observation that “self-denigration is an essential component of the Romanian self-image and is deeply rooted in the matrix of the national culture” (Deletant 2007, 224). On the other hand, the inferiority complexes of Romanian lit- erature in relation to world literature have been translated, starting from the middle of the 19th century, by attempts to euphemize, exorcize, sublimate and even attempt their imaginary conversion into superiority complexes (see Goldiş 2014). ROMANIAN LITERATURE AND THE WORLD Despite this radical antinomy present in Romanian cultural discourse, we can still note that most of the time its representatives agreed on three matters for discussion that call for a more careful analysis. The first aspect relates to the concept of Romanian literature as such. With the exception of the protochronists,1 in Romanian literary historians’ opinion, Roma- nian literature was -
ASTRA SALVENSIS -Revistã De Istorie Şi Culturã
ASTRA SALVENSIS -Revistã de istorie şi culturã- YEAR V NUMBER 9 Salva 2017 Proceedings of the International Conference Education, Religion, Family in Contemporary Society, 1st Edition, Beclean, 10-11th of November, 2016, Romania Astra Salvensis - review of history and culture, year V, No. 9, 2017 Review edited by ASTRA EDITORIAL BOARD: Nãsãud Department, Salva Circle and ,,Vasile Moga” Department from Sebeş Mihai-Octavian Groza (Cluj- Napoca), Iuliu-Marius Morariu Director: Ana Filip (Cluj-Napoca), Diana-Maria Dãian (Cluj-Napoca), Andrei Deputy director: Iuliu-Marius Morariu Pãvãlean (Cluj-Napoca), Adrian Editor-in-chief: Mihai-Octavian Groza Iuşan (Cluj-Napoca), Grigore- Toma Someşan (Cluj-Napoca), FOUNDERS: Andrei Faur (Cluj-Napoca), Ioan Seni, Ana Filip, Romana Fetti, Vasilica Augusta Gãzdac, Gabriela-Margareta Nisipeanu Luminia Cuceu, Iuliu-Marius Morariu (Cluj-Napoca), Daria Otto (Wien), Petro Darmoris (Liov), Flavius Cristian Mãrcãu (Târgu- SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE: Jiu), Olha Soroka (Liov), Tijana Petkovic (Belgrade), Robert PhD. Lecturer Daniel Aron Alic, ,,Eftimie Murgu" University, Reşia; Mieczkokwski (Warsaw), PhD. Emil Arbonie, ,,Vasile Goldiş” University, Arad; Melissa Trull (Seattle) PhD. Assist. Prof. Ludmila Bãlat, ,,B. P. Haşdeu” University, Cahul; PhD. Lecturer Maria Barbã, ,,B. P. Ha deu University, Cahul; ş ” PhD. Assoc. Prof. Alex Bãlaş, New York State University from Cortland; PhD. Assoc. Prof. Ioan Cârja, ,,Babeş-Bolyai” University, Cluj-Napoca; Translation of abstracts: PhD. Luminia Cornea, Independent Researcher, Sfântu Gheorghe; Melissa Trull Phd. Lecturer Mihai Croitor, ,,Babeş-Bolyai” University, Cluj-Napoca; Iuliu-Marius Morariu PhD. Prof. Theodor Damian, The Romanian Institute of Orthodox Theology and Anca-Ioana Rus Spirituality/Metropolitan College, New York; Covers: PhD. Dorin Dologa, National Archives of Romania, Bistri a-Nãsãud Districtual Service; PhD. -
RUMANIAN AVANT-GARDE 1916 – 1947 Books, Collage, Drawings, Graphic Design, Paintings, Periodicals, Photography, Posters
RUMANIAN AVANT-GARDE 1916 – 1947 Books, Collage, Drawings, Graphic Design, Paintings, Periodicals, Photography, Posters October 24 – December 5, 1998 In Association with Michael Ilk and Antiquariaat J.A. Vloemans, The Hague “Brancusi, Tzara und die Rumänsche Avantgarde,” an illustrated, softcover catalogue (127 pages) by Michael Ilk is available. A numbered, hardbound edition of 50 examples each containing a lithograph by S. Perahim (1997) is also available. FRONT ROOM East Wall 1. Attributed to Tristan Tzara Untitled (maquette for the cover of “The Little Review,” Autumn/Winter 1923 – 1924) 1923 Halftone cut-outs and gouache on board 9 1/2” x 7 1/2” (framed) Accompanied by an example of “The Little Review,” Quarterly Journal of Arts & Letters, New York, Autumn/Winter 1923 – 1924 Marc Dachy, the noted Dada scholar, has made the attribution of this work to Tzara. See text on page 128 of “Poesure et Peintrie,” Musée de Marselle, 1993. The work was included in this exhibition and is reproduced on page 118. 2. Marcel Janco “Don Quixote” (drawing for “Exercitii pentru mana dreapta si Don Quichotte” by Jacques Costin) 1931 India ink and pencil on paper 10 1/8” x 7 3/4” (Ilk – page 93, K96) 3. Marcel Janco “Ire Exposition Dada” 1917 Lithograph on paper (backed) 16 5/8” x 10 1/4” (Ilk – page 100, K100) Poster for the first Dada exhibition, which was held at the Galerie Corray UBU GALLERY 416 EAST 59 STREET NEW YORK NY 10022 TEL: 212 753 4444 FAX: 212 753 4470 [email protected] WWW.UBUGALLERY.COM Rumanian Avant-Garde, 1916 – 1947 October 24 – December 5, 1998 Page 2 of 15 North Wall 4. -
H-France Review Volume 16 (2016) Page 1
H-France Review Volume 16 (2016) Page 1 H-France Review Vol. 16 (November 2016), No. 250 Monique Yaari, ed., “Infra-noir”, un et multiple. Un groupe surréaliste entre Bucarest et Paris, 1945-1947. Berne: Peter Lang, 2014. 404 pp. Illustrations, appendix, bibliography, and index. $73.95 U.S. (pb). ISBN 978-3-0343-1762-7. Review by Cosana Eram, University of the Pacific. The historical avant-garde was an international community localized in multiple geographical areas, each with its own story, sometimes yet to be told. “Infra-noir”, un et multiple is the first volume entirely dedicated to the Bucharest surrealist group, whose narrative interweaves innovative conceptualization, unique artistic experimentation, bilingualism, and immigration. The coordinator of this anthology of critical texts and primary readings, Monique Yaari, professor at Pennsylvania State University, recently directed an issue of Dada/ Surrealism devoted to Romanian avant-garde and wrote about the topic in both French and English.[1] Apart from Yaari’s informed introduction and article, together with five other astute theoretical contributions of variable lengths (three approximately fifty pages each), the book contains a remarkable section of facsimile documents from the 1945-1947 period. Gherasim Luca, Gellu Naum, Paul Păun, Virgil Teodorescu, and Dolfi Trost, all active within Romanian avant-garde circles before World War II, created and produced literary and visual works, as well as exhibitions as a distinct collective entity, which they named The Romanian surrealist group. Its existence de facto, including break-ups and disagreements, can roughly be circumscribed to the years 1941-1947. The coordinator’s choice was to focus on their most productive years and to analyze three out of the five authors, Luca, Paon (Păun), and Trost, who individually continued their creative pursuits abroad.