Vladimir Lossky | Martyria

Studia Humanitatis No. I (XIII) / 2022 Mihai Eminescu, a Christian poet? Rev. Prof. Dr. Ioan Stancu

Mihai Eminescu’s poetry is analysed from a Christian Orthodox perspective, focusing on the theological reflection found in A Dacian’s Prayer, Angel and Demon, Melancholy and The Morning Star. The themes of the Trinity, the Incarnation, suffering and joy, human freedom, and the relationship between the Church and the Romanian people are explored through references to Lossky, Evdokimov and the Holy Fathers.

Studia Humanitatis No. II (II) / 2016 The nobility of humility Dan Ciachir

The direct account of the repeated meetings between the author and Father Dumitru Stăniloae, between 1982 and 1992, reconstructs the theologian’s portrait through specific memories: his friendship with E.M. Cioran and the latter’s letter on the Philokalia, his appreciation of Daniel Turcea’s poetry, the episode of martyrdom in December 1989, and his genuine humility regarding his own work.