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Saptezeci

Several volumes of the 1970's (by Dinu Flămând, Ion Mircea, Adrian Popescu, M. Dinescu, Horia Bădescu, Emil Brumaru, Șerban Foarță, G. Almosnino, Daniel Turcea, M. Ursachi)

The 1970's generation is usually considered a specific promotion of the 1960's generation (referred to as "promoția șaptezecistă"). Critic Laurențiu Ulici was probably the first to talk about it and is the one usually associated with the use of this term, which was often criticised afterwards. Until today, some consider that there are few distinctions between the last wave of the 1960's generation and this promotion; there are even voices that regarded the practice of splitting Romanian literature in generations at every 10 years as ridiculous (as if to simulate the "cincinal" economic plans of the Communist regime). However, there was indeed a literary climate that differed substantially from that in which the likes of Nichita Stănescu were launched. This transitional wave is often seen as the "swansong" of neomodernism, turned self-referential and mannerist. It is seen by others as a "conservative" period compared to the previous one, due to the style of echinoxists (who were one of the most appreciated groups of the period) and the partial revival of socialist realism after 1971 (see July thesis).

Some (if not most) of the writers associated with this promotion are still active.

Associated writers[]

     See also the 1960's generation, socialist realism, aesthetic oneirism, neo-expressionism, neotraditionalism, objectualism, mannerism and the 1980's generation.

Echinox group[]

     See main article: Echinoxism

Other poets[]

  • Mircea Dinescu
  • Emil Brumaru
  • Şerban Foarţă
  • Mihai Ursachi
  • Dorin Tudoran
  • Daniel Turcea
  • George Almosnino
  • Vasile Vlad
  • Cristian Simionescu
  • Dumitru M. Ion
  • George Astaloș
  • Irina Mavrodin
  • Grete Tartler
  • Eugen Dorcescu
  • Vasile Igna
  • Ștefania Plopeanu
  • Alexandru Miran
  • Dan Verona
  • Ion Cocora
  • Gheorghe Azap
  • Dușan Petrovici
  • Paul Emanuel
  • Mihai Cantuniari
  • Doina Uricariu
  • Iolanda Malamen
  • Daniela Crăsnaru
  • Carolina Ilica
  • Marcel Gafton
  • Valeriu Pantazi
  • Cornelia Maria Savu
  • Nicolae Ionel
  • Ion Iovan
  • George Țărnea
  • Mihai Duțescu
  • Ion Iuga
  • Coman Șova
  • Mara Nicoară
  • Ion Chiric
  • Florea Miu
  • Viola Vancea
  • Sergiu Adam
  • Ion Lotreanu
  • George Marin Teodorescu
  • Nicolae Turtureanu
  • Paul Tutungiu
  • Ion Pachia Tatomirescu
  • Dan Mutașcu
  • Cristina Tacoi
  • Bujor Voinea
  • Eugen Evu
  • Ana Selena
  • Vasile Poenaru
  • Anaïs Nersesian

Prose writers[]

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