Barbu, I. (English spelling) BarbuI

...With the rapid urbanization and the development of the labor movement, writers who depicted people of various classes, including intellectuals, in urban customs appeared, and the works of Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu (1876-1955), Cezar Petrescu (1892-1961), and Camil Petrescu (1894-1957) were highly acclaimed. This tradition was continued after World War II by Alexandru Ivasiuc (1933-77), Eugen Barbu (1924- ), and Ion Bǎieşu (1933- ). The lineage of fantasy fiction developed through the works of pre-war writers such as Gala Galaction (1879-1961), who was also an Orthodox priest, Vasile Voiculescu (1884-1963), Pavel Dan (1907-31), the religious scholar Eliade, who was active abroad after World War II, and the science fiction writers Vladimir Colin (1921-91) and Ştefan Bǎnulescu (1929- ).

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…急速な都市化や労働運動の発展とともに，都会の風俗の中に知識人をはじめ多様な階層の人間群像を描く作家たちも登場し，パパダト･ベンジェスクHortensia Papadat‐Bengescu(1876‐1955)，(チェザル･)ペトレスクCezar Petrescu(1892‐1961)，(カミル･)ペトレスクCamil Petrescu(1894‐1957)らの作品が高い評価を得た。この伝統は第2次大戦後のイバシウクAlexandru Ivasiuc(1933‐77)，バルブEugen Barbu(1924‐　)，バイエシュIon Bǎieşu(1933‐　)らによって受け継がれている。幻想小説の系譜は，戦前の作家たち，正教の司祭でもあったガラクティオンGala Galaction(1879‐1961)，ボイクレスクVasile Voiculescu(1884‐1963)，ダンPavel Dan(1907‐31)，第2次大戦後は国外で活躍した宗教学者エリアーデ，SF作家のコリンVladimir Colin(1921‐91)，バヌレスクŞtefan Bǎnulescu(1929‐　)らの作品を通じて発展した。…

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