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The paper referring to the year 1832 in Portugal reflected in the literary reportage
of war from the one of the first Romanian newspapers “Albina românească” (“Romanian
Bee” translated title) edited by Gheorghe Asachi illustrates the idea that the first
reportages describing the war from Romanian literature differ from strict journalistic
reports by the following elements: the artistic vision and the aesthetic message.
This paper starts the investigation and the selection of the newspaper reportages
about Portugal’s civil war belonging to the archive of 1832 first Romanian newspaper
called “Albina românească” edited by Gheorghe Asachi to illustrate different aspects about
the foundation or invention of a new literary genre, one of the species of the literary
journalism with a long tradition in Romanian press: the reportage about war.
Disseminated through the first Romanian newspaper 182 years ago, the reportages
about Portuguese civil war are grouped together to outline the following aspects:
1. Gheorghe Asachi and his vocation of founder;
2. “Albina românească”(1829): the first Romanian publication with a long occurrence;
3. The Reportage about War: Definition and Features;
4. The Artistic Vision and the Aesthetic Message of the Romanian Literary
Reportage about Portugal’s Civil War in “Albina românească” from 1832;
5. Conclusions;
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Albina românească Gheorghe asachi Portuguese civil war
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Instituto Politécnico do Porto, Instituto Superior de Contabilidade e Administração do Porto, Edição própria