Conu Leonida față cu reacțiunea, O scrisoare pierdută, and the tragedy Năpasta. In addition to these, Caragiale authored a large number of essays, articles...
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in Timișoara. Constantin Brâncoveanu Kir Ianulea Horia The Misfortune (Năpasta) Herțea, Josif (1970). "Sabin V. Drăgoi (1894–1968)". Yearbook of the International...
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at the National Theatre. The following year, he appeared in Caragiale’s Năpasta and also played the title role in Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex; he subsequently...
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tor-gusan-sponsorul-teroristilor-transnistreni-numele-caruia-e-tabu-in-napasta/ "В Приднестровье опубликовали предварительные результаты выборов в Верховный...
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delgule nostre, kasisi noj lesam al delsnic a nostri Si nun lesaj in ne napasta Nego ne osloboda de rev. Asasifi.” "Sora Maria pliena de milosti Domnu...
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– Țugurlan Cale liberă (1986) Pădurea de fagi (1986) Întunecare (1985) Năpasta (1985) Lumini și umbre: Partea II (1982) Pădurea nebună (1982) – Darie...
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critics hailing it as holding greater value that Ion Luca Caragiale's Năpasta. Another play, În fața mării, was inspired by Henrik Ibsen. By all appearances...
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Crosses) (1925), Vitejii neamului (The Bravest of Our People) (1926) and Năpasta (The Calamity) (1927). Jean Georgescu directed Maiorul Mura (Major Mura)...
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of Alexandru Davila, he played the tragic figure of Ion in Caragiale's Năpasta. Constantin I. Nottara, who had inaugurated the role in 1890, willingly...
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Luceafărul, Vol. X, Issue 1, January 1967, p. 8 Styx, "Reluarea de astă seară. Năpasta și O noapte furtunoasă la Teatrul Național", in Rampa, 31 January 1924...
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(1894–1968): Constantin Brâncoveanu, Horia, Kir Ianulea, The Misfortune (Napasta) Deborah Drattell (1956– ): Lilith, Nicholas and Alexandra Paul Dukas (1865–1935):...
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plagiarized a Hungarian author by the name of Kemény in his tragedy play Năpasta. Kemény turned out to be non-existent. According to Vianu, Macedonski had...
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real pathological character", Caion claimed to expose Caragiale's drama, Năpasta, as plagiarized. In his report, Caion suggested that the real author was...
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Dumitru Radu Popescu Mușcata din fereastră (1929), by Victor Ion Popa Năpasta (1890), by Ion Luca Caragiale· Nae Niculae (1928), by George Ciprian Negru...
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had plagiarized from his recently deceased uncle, Caragiale, rehashing Năpasta with only minor changes of names and settings. Together, Lecca and Voiculescu...
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stereotypical epithets" for Greek boyars, including putoare ("stench") or napastă ("bane"), and was entirely indifferent to positive contributions by Phanariotes...
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staged in Germany, succeeding, for instance, in having Sabin Drăgoi's opera Năpasta and George Ciprian's play The Man and His Mule presented in Elbing in late...
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Ianuloaia being complemented by the murderous thoughts of Anca in the play Năpasta (1890) and by the violent bouts of hysteria displayed by Ileana, the incestuous...
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