Gheorghe Adamescu [SEP] occupation
Gheorghe Adamescu
Gheorghe Adamescu (July 23, 1869–March 4, 1942) was a Romanian literary historian and bibliographer.
Born in Bucharest, his parents were Romanian Orthodox priest Andrei Adamovici and his wife Angelina ("née" Teodorescu). He attended Saint Sava High School and the literature faculty of Bucharest University. Following graduation, Adamescu took specialized courses at the University of Geneva and at the Paris-based École pratique des hautes études and École Nationale des Chartes. His first published work was the 1892 "Luptele pentru naționalitate
the statements he had made against the poet during the 1890s. Among the younger prominent traditionalist writers was the Transylvanian-born Lucian Blaga, who may have purposefully avoided Macedonski during his first visit to Bucharest in 1920. Although more sympathetic to the Symbolist author, both Dragomirescu and Gheorghe Adamescu tended to describe him as exclusively the product of French and Decadent literature, while Dragomirescu's disciple Ion Trivale denied all merit to Macedonski's literature.
According to Tudor Vianu, Macedonski's intellectual friends (among them Anghel Demetriescu, George Ionescu