Definition of Onirist. Meaning of Onirist. Synonyms of Onirist

- Eastern Europe. One of the techniques it emplo**** was automatic writing. The onirist school of thought formed in Bucharest in 1964 around a nucleus composed...
- stories have an unfinished and chaotic nature; they vary from abstract onirist tales and philosophical self-reflections to metaphorical post-apocalyptic...
- Paraschivescu, who opened Ramuri to contributions by the marginalized group of Onirist poets. The magazine became a target for surveillance by the Securitate...
- of the founding members of the Oniric group, and a theoretician of the Onirist trend in Romanian literature, while becoming noted for his activities as...
- Partnering up with Miron Radu Paraschivescu, he provoked censors by publishing Onirist poets, as well as by cultivating former fascists. He was nevertheless largely...
- style of writing, which is a writing technique introduced by the Romanian Onirist writers in the 1960s. Four books in the series, Claustrofobul, Hidra, Luiza...
- several controversies, primarily by speaking out against the rebellious Onirist writers and the innovative poetry of Nichita Stănescu. Cioculescu had a...
- work rekindled Romania's new poetry and prose, influencing some of the Onirist and post-Surrealist writers—from Leonid Dimov, Vintilă Ivănceanu and Dumitru...
- Simion noting that it could be recovered as a template by the younger "Onirist" writers. In 1967, Biberi illustrated his aesthetic principles with a psychological...
- Paul Goma—whom Gafița reportedly tried to coax into writing "like the Onirists", "with no problematical issues". In April 1970, Goma submitted his novel...