Echinoxism is a generic term associated (usually) with the writers around the magazine Echinox.[1]
Thanks to the writers of the 1971 wave (Dinu Flămând, Ion Mircea, Adrian Popescu) and their similarities, it has also become a stylistic term for a certain type of neomodernism that was sometimes described as "mannerist" (or neo-expressionist). However, as Ion Pop, active promoter of the group, points out, writers from more recent generations (such as Ștefan Manasia and Andrei Doboș) tend to eskew altogether the late modernist stylings.[2]
Associated writers and critics[]
Poets[]
See also Romanian-Hungarian and Romanian-German writers as well as the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990's and 2000's generations.
- Dinu Flămând
- Ion Mircea
- Adrian Popescu
- Horia Bădescu
- Mariana Bojan
- Vasile Igna
- Iustin Moraru
- Romea Cantemir
- Aurel Șorobetea
- Radu Ulmeanu
- Virgil Mihaiu
- Aurel Pantea
- Dan Damaschin
- Ion Mureșan
- Ioan Moldovan
- Mircea Petean
- Viorel Mureșan
- Octavian Soviany
- Ion Cristofor
- Marta Petreu
- Emil Hurezeanu
- Dumitru Chioaru
- Andrei Zanca
- George Achim
- Ruxandra Cesereanu
- Letiția Ilea
- Adrian Suciu
- Rareș Moldovan
- Ștefan Manasia
- Cosmin Perța
- Andrei Doboș
- Cosmina Moroșan
- Olga Ștefan
Prose writers[]
- Marcel Constantin Runcanu
- Ioan Radin
- Alexandru Vlad
- Corin Braga
- Adrian Grănescu
- Mircea Ghițulescu
- Ion Boloș
Playwrights[]
- Mircea Ghițulescu
Critics and essayists[]
- Eugen Uricaru
- Marian Papahagi
- Ion Pop
- Petru Poantă
- Ion Vartic
- Dinu Flămând
- Horia Bădescu
- Radu G. Țeposu
- Marta Petreu
- Octavian Soviany
- Ștefan Borbély
- Horea Poenar
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