Configurations of the lyrical narrative regime in the prose of Ion Druta. Canonical prints

Abstract

Ion Druță’s prose meets, to a large extent, the canonical distinctions of a representative mode of exposition for Romanian prose, called the lyrical narrative regime. Its multiple configurations, due to the poetic way of seeing the world, associated with an artistic vision that creates sensitizing halos and tribute to a lyrical utterance, place the Drutian work in a field where epic, lyricism and poetics intermingle in perfect harmony. Generated by expressive and sensitizing poetic images, the lyricism is maintained, locally, by numerous syntactic figures, gathered in relatively symmetrical blocks, often having a gradual effect. The ingenious correlation of the units of the imaginary (images, states, characters) stimulates the ebb and flow of lyricism, its storages and accumulations on extended dimensions of the narrative.