Имплицитна и експлицитна история в творчеството на Йордан Радичков и Ион Друца

Abstract

The history concept of Y. Radichkov and the I. Druță finds both similar accents and differences. The “implicit” trend, with diachronic research, is more typical of Radichkov who turns himself into the witness and guardian of history of earth in itself, that which has kept relics of the past and tells us about war and peace, the Roman period and Ottoman rule, about nomads and sedentary tribes, about heathen, Muslims and Christians. Druță is more explicit, more traditional, does not “extract” the past directly from the earth, but relies on folk legends, even the artistic reproduction of events from the history of Moldova. At the same time, for both writers the past is the counterpoint in which the phenomena, processes and problems of the present are reflected, resonate and become clearer.