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Urmuz (Romanian pronunciation: [
urˈmuz], pen name of
Demetru Dem. Demetrescu-Buzău, also
known as
Hurmuz or Ciriviș, born
Dimitrie Dim. Ionescu-Buzeu;...
- a
Balkan line of "absurdist writing",
which also
includes the
Romanians Urmuz, Eugène
Ionesco and Emil Cioran.
According to
literary historian George...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hurmuz may
refer to:
Hormuz (disambiguation)
Urmuz (1883–1923),
Romanian writer,
lawyer and
civil servant Ahura Mazda, God...
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Romanian and
foreign avant-garde
authors alike.
These include Geo Bogza,
Urmuz,
Stephan Roll,
Ilarie Voronca,
Tristan Tzara,
Benjamin Fondane, André Breton...
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novelist N.
Porsenna (born Nicu
Porsena Ionescu),
writer and
politician Urmuz (born
Dimitrie Dim. Ionescu-Buzeu),
writer All
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- John
Cadvan Davies,
Louis Couperus,
Demetru Demetrescu-Buzău (known as
Urmuz),
Ulderiko Donadini,
Marcellus Emants,
Jaroslav Hašek,
Emerson Hough, Guerra...
- Babeș-Bolyai
University Bogdan Suceavă (born 1969),
mathematician and
writer Urmuz (1883–1923), avant-garde short-story
writer St.
Nicholas Princely Church...
- (Indian)
Bengali literature Gianni Rodari (Italian) Erik
Satie (French)
Urmuz (Romanian)
Boris Vian (French) Bob
Dylan wrote some
lyrics that contain...
- School,
together with
Vasile Voiculescu, a ****ure poet born near Buzău, and
Urmuz, an
absurdist writer.
After graduation,
Ciprian went on to
study acting...
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essayist ,and
performance artist Nicolae Iorga, historian,
politician Urmuz (1883–1923),
writer Tudor Vianu (1898–1964),
literary critic, art critic...
