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Fabricating Remembrance and Perpetuating Repression: Nation-Building and the “Romanian Soul”

Using the playtext of the theatrical performance Romanian History Abridged, which premiered in Cluj in 2021, I investigate the way in which Lacanian psychoanalysis relates to the repression of historical facts, and the perpetuation of a mythicized version of Romanian history. This state-sponsored pr...

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Published in:International journal on humanistic ideology 2022, Vol.XII (1), p.181-192
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