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Keywords: cricket Romania, sport PLEDING FOR CRICKET IN ROMANIA Pompiliu-Nicolae Constantin PhD Candidate Faculty of History - University of Bucharest Cricket is a minoritary sport in the Romanian society, being considered rather an exotic activity. The history or the sociology of sports has not produced any studies regarding cricket in the Romanian space. The main reason for this is that the history and sociology of sports in Romania is still in an incipient phase. Furthermore, the historical sources and context did not support such a research. The history of cricket in Romania has a winding road, this sport being seen as one belonging to the foreigners in a mainly nationalist territory. Recent history of cricket in Romania has more information available, due to richer archives and immediate contact. The are a couple of sources that show the situation of cricket in Romania before World War II, but much lesser ones. Anyhow, we can outline a few ideas regarding the importance of this sport in the history of sports culture in Romania. Even though this a study characteristic to the microhistory, it can highlight a certain tendency of the Romanian society to westernize during the interwar and post communist period. In this study, I have identified three chronological periods, each with its own characteristics regarding the practice of cricket in Romania. A first phase starts in the last quarter of the 19 th century and ends once WW II starts. In this period, cricket is brought into the Romanian space and evolves. The second period analyzed is that of the communist regime, in which cricket is considered a forbidden sport. The final phase analyses the evolution of cricket after 1989, when foreigners reintroduced this sport in Romania. NADIA COMĂNECI PHENOMENON AND CONSTANTIN BRÂNCUŞI WORK PHENOMENOLOGY. THE PERFECT CHASING AND THE MONUMENTAL AMPLITUDE PhD Lecturer Ion Popescu-Brădiceni PhD Lecturer Camelia Plăstoi „Constantin Brâncuşi” University of Târgu-Jiu Faculty of Nursing and Dental Technique, Arts and Physical Culture Keywords: phenomenon, Nadia, Montreal, phenomenology, Brâncuşi, Paris, the perfect shaping, the monumental amplitude. Introduction In the evening of the 18th of July, 1976, Nadia Comăneci obtained the maximum grade, 10, at Montreal. She, a humming bird with wings of gold (s.n. I.P.B.) having remained
suspended over the parallels, had become the antithesis of gravity in gymnastics [1]. The cavalcade of maximum grades was due to the exercises of perfect chasing and monumental amplitude; it was so that one did not know were sports began and art ended [2]. The sporting reporters were so inspired by Nadia Comăneci performance that they seemed to be writing a poem. One of them would have compared her to Greta Garbo: royal, mysterious, distant, noting the mystery where there was only grace and purity. Another compared her to Sonia Henie: the blond wonder, the fairy of the fiords which drew arabesques on ice with unequaled craftsmanship, as well as Nadia sculpted unseen shapes in space with the technique of a trapezes specialist and the grace of a ballerina [3]. Sculpting in space represented for Constantin Brâncuşi the culmination of his work, of his own artistic formula, grafted on the orphic atmosphere, on the science of gazing at the wonders of Nature, based on the method of the perfect polishing act. It must be polished a lot, insisted a lot, grinded some more...until one finds that diamond within – the magus from Hobiţa and Paris would have expressed his opinion to any visitor or maybe to Modigliani himself, which came to Brâncuşi’ workshop almost every day [4]. Béla Károlyi would have behaved of some manner to Nadia Comăneci in the years 1970-1980; his descendant, Octavian Belu would have manifested himself the same way with all the other successful Romanian and international female gymnasts. Bibliographical notes: [1]. Ilie Goga, Victor Bănciulescu: Heroes of the Olympics, Sport-Tourism Publishing, Bucharest, 1980, see This living flame, the triple champion, Nadia Comăneci, pages 126-132; [2]. Idem, ibidem; [3]. Ibidem; [4]. Constantin Zărnescu: The aphorisms and texts of Brâncuşi, Foundation – Publishing Romanian Writing, Craiova, 2009, foreword by Marin Sorescu, pages 74, 77, aphorisms 24, 42; [5]. Béla Károlyi, Nancy Ann Richardson: Without Fear, foreword by Cristian Ţopescu, Olympus Publishing House, Bucharest, 1995; [6]. Ilie Goga, Victor Bănciulescu, op. Cit., ibidem; [7]. Johan Huizinga: Homo ludens. An attempt to determine the playful element of culture, translated from Dutch by H.R. Radian, foreword by Gabriel Liiceanu, Humanitas Publishing, Bucharest, 2003, pages 128-135; [8]. Petru Comarnescu: Kalokagathon, an anthology by Dan Grigorescu and Florin Toma; introductive study and notes by Dan Grigorescu and a testimony by Valeriu Râpeanu, Eminescu Publishing, Bucharest, 1985, pages 48-50; [9]. Ion Popescu-Brădiceni: Metanoia Arch – The typological triad at Târgu-Jiu: The Silence, The Kiss, The Infinite, The Great Publishing, Târgu-Jiu, 2009, 211 pages; [10]. Constantin Zărnescu, op. Cit., page 98; [11]. Béla Károlyi, Nancy Ann Richardson, op. cit., page 10; [12]. Ştefan Stăiculescu, Constantin Zărnescu: Brâncuşi, the spirit sculptor, trilingual edition: Romanian – French – English, Sagittarius Publishing, Iaşi, 2001, translated by Alexandra Dogaru, pages 33 and 61, aphorisms 58 and 156; [13]. Nadia Comăneci: Letters to a young gymnast, translated by Octav Bozântan, Humanitas Publishing, Bucharest, 2004, pages 184-185; [14]. Constantin Zărnescu, op. Cit., page 78; [15]. Idem, ibidem, pages 77 and 78; [16]. Ibidem
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