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Barthes' writings, generative grammars) is, undoubtedly, interesting. The theory the writers report themselves to (the nouveau roman, the texts of the 'Tel Quel' group, R. Terms such as 'text', 'textualization', 'experiment' abound and the preoccupations for finding new narrative solutions prevail. The survey on the situation of 'today's Romanian novel' is conducted at a time when people talk about the 'resurrection of the short prose fiction'. 1-2/1983) of the Viaţa Românească Journal marks an essential moment in the evolution of the novel and accomplishes a significant image from within, from the perspective of those 'involved'.

It is a generally accepted fact that the previous decade had focused on the Romanesque convention. The return to short prose fiction does not equate a transitory preoccupation and, when a generation aims at revitalizing its structures, one cannot talk about an epiphenomenon. Abstract: The article signed by Ovidiu Moceanu brings forth the moment when the 80's generation started its affirmation, and it emphasizes the implications of the young writers' interest in short prose fiction.

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