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the ones that, living in great distress, had

faced destiny with dignity. Towards the

dawn of his life, he had become a living leg‑

end. Retired to the silence of the park and

castle at Bucov, he was celebrating „the tri‑

umph of the defeated”, as somebody said.

As well as his life full of adversities, the

posterity of C. Stere benefitted of an undu‑

tiful fate. His role in politics was persistent‑

ly insisted upon, only from a „socialist” per‑

spective, as the communist state needed to

be pleased. Otherwise, „the triple stigma

that C. Stere carried in the view of the ide‑

ologists of the regime installed in 1945

delayed his «recovery» very much. Only

towards the end of the 70’s, Z. Ornea man‑

aged to publish a first volume called Scrieri

which, as the headnote shows, was not an

edition of critic, implicitly one of «complete

works», but an «anthological» one, «aspir‑

ing to be representative» and only selecting

«writings published in 1893 (one year after

his debut) up until around 1913»”[15].

Even from his publishing debut, his tri‑

umphs were not avoided by resentful atti‑

tudes, and some conclusions ought to be

drawn. Allowing the facts to speak for

themselves, from a journalistic point of

view, the year 1894 was a very productive

one for C. Stere. If, in 1893, his collabora‑

tions were only limited to 5 interventions

(in „Adevărul”, „Evenimentul”, „Munca” and

„Evenimentul literar”), the next year he

counted up to 42 collaborations, out of

which 32 were at „Evenimentul literar”, 7 of

them were at „Munca” and one in each at

„Adevărul”, „Naţionalul” and „Evenimentul”.

The articles written under various pseu‑

donyms by C. Stere have drawn the atten‑

tion of the readers and have also started

comments from the brethren, taking stances

as pro or anti in the public space. A list of

publications that have been polemically

drawn onto the ideas launched by C. Stere

comprises „Adevărul”, „Constituţionalul”,

„Ecoul Moldovei”, „Epoca”, „Era nouă”,

„Familia”, „Literatura şi ştiinţa”, „Lumina”,

„Lupta”, „Munca”, „Naţionalul”, „Revista

nouă”, „Românul”, „Ţara”, „Voinţa naţională”.

The nearly weekly exercise of writing in

a magasine leaves a mark on his personali‑

ty, highlighting his qualities as a publicist

and, most important, as a polemist. Among

the attributes shown in his writings from

the 17 texts published in less than three

months, the most prominent are the coher‑

ence of speech, when the author does not

turn into a pamphleteer, obviously. On

more than a single occasion, the articles

started from a remark valued as a sentence.

„There are praises that can offend you more

than an insult”, he states somewhere. „I

bow to the wisdom of our people [who

understood] that nothing can be more

upsetting than «chewing the rag»”, he says

elsewhere. „When you are careless enough

to squash a bedbug with your finger, it

stinks...”, he adds, someplace else. In anoth‑

er article, he refers to the „storm [started] in

a glass of water”. Without mentioning more

details, we conclude that the publicist

beginnings of C. Stere have started under

very good auspices. The author is convinc‑

ing through the diction of his ideas, through

clarity, through penetrating style variety,

through an executory logic filled with argu‑

ments and spiced up with acid irony, his

writing featuring the mark of his personali‑

ty. It constitutes an ”index” that is highly

necessary to the ones dealing with identify‑

ing the numerous pseudonyms he used. All

these qualities are worth mentioning, yet

there is another one that we should also

consider, and that is the courage of his opin‑

ions and beliefs, which had risked to

become a major flaw around his debut, as it

was so high that it was similar to a level of

unconsciousness, taking into consideration

the risks generated by his own writings.

Regarding the pseudonyms that he used

[16] during his prodigious publishing activi‑

ty, more and more surprises are expected.

Certain short texts have not been signed

deliberately, but many others lie hidden

under other names. To Zigu Ornea, but

mostly to Victor Durnea, we owe the eluci‑

dation of the ”paternity” of some articles and

authenticating them as belonging to C. Stere.

Among the pseudonyms he used, the most

common is C. Şercăleanu.[17]. In publishing,

C. Stere starts identifying as himself in 1906,

the year when his real name appears as man‑

The collateral risks of a polemic

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