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787: 1319: 1822: 2306: 1961:". By the 1950s, he had arrived to the conclusion that the Mesolithic age was not an independent phenomenon, but rather a late form of the Magdalenian leading into the Neolithic. Doboș however notes that this was not an absolute conclusion, and that later texts show Nicolăescu-Plopșor contradicting himself in describing a Mesolithic "gradual transition" and the Epipaleolithic as "more or less: a delayed Paleolithic". Also according to Doboș, the researcher synthesized his opinion only in 1965, when he defined the Mesolithic as applicable only to those microlithic sites that stood "for a natural transition" toward the Neolithic, while arguing that no such examples could be found in Romania. 42: 994:, which remained a platform for Manolescu-Dolj's faction, called him a "Gypsy crook". Gheorghe Nicolescu's new community group, the General Union of Roma in Romania, claimed Plopșor as one of its collaborators. In September 1934, Nicolescu's secretary, Lengescu, argued: "We will need educated Roma . There are already initiatives in this direction. Dr. Nicolaescu-Plopșor, a teacher from Craiova who still claims to be a Gypsy, is working on a Gypsy grammar and dictionary." Lengescu believed that 1937:. Such theories were viewed with reserve by his contemporaries, and accepted only as a hypothesis by the archeological mainstream of the 1970s. Archeologist Paul I. Dicu described the "Prepaleolithic" as an "ambiguous term", and as "nonsense" when applied to the "pebble culture". Among Nicolăescu-Plopșor's critics in this respect is another archeologist, Adrian Doboș, who creates an analogy with flawed deductions made about an archeological industry existing at 634:, focusing of investigating, documenting and preserving evidence about the historical past of Oltenian villages. He set as his personal ambition an archeological scrutiny of the entire region, in order to uncover "the traces of the most ancient people to have inhabited Oltenia", a population he initially believed had originated in Asia. Nicolăescu-Plopșor established a peasants' newspaper, also based in Plenița. Called 1534:

with the latter accusing the former of plagiarizing from their teacher, and of contributing inferior versions of poems already collected by Plopșor; Popescu denied that this was the case. At the time, Bossun also reported that death had stopped the academician from publishing all his collected ballads, and also that he was preparing an anthology of Oltenian writers, and a bibliography of Oltenian periodicals.

1259:. This version was partly backed, and partly corrected, by the conservator-restorer Petre Tănăsoaica. Though he notes that the sculpture was indeed used to weigh down cabbage, he places the events in Ostroveni. He also reports that Plopșor's person of contact was not a peasant, but in fact Popp's former aide, who "could not find the strength to abandon it and have it removed from his household circuit." 2346:. The writer defined his own text as "a bundle of crafted stories, garnished here and there with lies", and "a new story, from older, forgotten stories". His technique, Popescu assessed, "penetrates the world of Păcală, which it enlarges and deepens with a new yarn, the marriage of the famous folk hero." The "unborn" protagonists, who take turns recounting the anecdote pieces as 845:] ("The Priest Wife's Cane"). In recognition of his archeological expertise, in 1932 he was granted a Ph. D. by the University of Bucharest; he then underwent specialization in Paris, at the Anthropology Institute (to 1934). In tandem, he worked on collecting folklore from his native area, initially focusing on musical sources, the so-called 1061:, collecting and recording by hand Radu of Giubega's full work (some 75,000 lines of verse), as well as printing "at his own expense" the literary works of his Oltenian peers. In addition, he was directing a literary society hosted by Casa Băniei of Craiova. Plopșor was also putting out a regional-themed book collection, under the name of 2530:. Although they receive a human appearance, Tivisoc and Tivismoc still display supernatural attributes (such as consuming "fried chicken and garlic" instead of maternal milk). The story ends with their departure into the wild world, and the prospects of more adventures—possibly a second volume, which Plopșor never began writing. 2037:". According to Aurelian I. Popescu, his contribution is divided into two categories: the "exact collection" of folkloric records and the reworking of folkloric themes through the original interventions and expansions of a "great storyteller". The latter function saw Nicolăescu-Plopșor replicating the example of 1992:, and indicated that Chellean and Clactonian industries occasionally developed in the same areas. The Romanian scholar primarily designated local Gravettian sites as Kostenkian, after the Soviet model, and generally renounced mentioning industries under their Western names. He also spoke in favor of replacing 2525:

and other celebrated brigands, but, Popescu notes, display Păcală's mix of "intelligence and stupidity" in planning their getaway: the entire group follows the two boys up a rope of sand. After a seven-year climb takes them back to the mill, they redirect the river to flow back into Hell, and manage

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at the Archeology Institute. It was then taken to Craiova, and again displayed at the local section of the Academy, then taken for burial at Sineasca Cemetery (both events on June 2). In the immediate aftermath, his folklorist disciples Aurelian I. Popescu and Ștefan Bossun had a publicized dispute,

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collection of 1982, his theories regarding Tetoiu were "still open to question." Historian and journalist Vasile Surcel reported in 2009 that these locations had not been revisited by any Romanian archeologist after the 1960s. Surcel claims: "Instead of continuing his research, his colleagues have

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as a professional sculptor at the time of his death. Dardu Nicolăescu-Plopșor died in Craiova on June 8, 1989, being survived by his brother Ion, an engineer, and Stanca; Ion himself died just three days after. His father's memory had by then been honored with his inclusion into an anthology of

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Museum. His own preservation as a museum director was officially questioned in mid-1952, when musicologist Petre Brâncuș referred to him as a "former landowner" and a member of the "exploiting class". According to Brâncuș, he had never been challenged by his administrative supervisor, since the

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The main part of the story, in which the focus is on Tivisoc and Tivismoc, sees the unborn boys accompanying their future father on a quest to find a suitable mother, and later their trip to the mill, where they seem prone to do all things backwards and manage to literally lose their own heads

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in the Tetoiu area used stones collected from great distances in carving out the carcasses of large animals—leading Nicolăescu-Plopșor to postulate that Tetoiu was a link between the australopithecine sites on three continents, evidencing "the oldest stages in the process of conscious work." A

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area to revisit his take on the Szeletian, which he came to view as a manifestation of the Mousterian and the inaugural industry of the Upper Paleolithic. This claim was reviewed a final time in 1966, when he concluded that the Szeletian did not exist east of Hungary. Other discoveries from

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and ink bottle, in honor of its native son. By 2004, the commune's rapidly expanding Romani population was being blamed by Georgică Pîslan, the mayoral secretary, on Plopșor's colonization projects; Pîslan noted that he was not interested in learning Romani, though he kept one copy of

2401:, "woe to them". The village is depicted by Plopșor as a place in which poverty is met with self-irony, resulting in absurd jokes. For example, a Vaideeni man deplores the loss of a pear, stolen from his yard by a sparrow, because he intended to use its fibrous tail as a "cart axle". 967:. In addition to such designs, which went as far as to demand a "Roma Church" within Romanian Orthodoxy, he envisioned the creation of a Roma Museum and a Roma illustrated encyclopedia, as well as a program to record and inventory all forms of Romani music. As Romanian historian 2416:, "with a more pronounced social atmosphere, and giving them a more pronounced basis in Oltenian folklore." The ethnographic overview of Oltenia is complemented by a depiction of the region's southern parts, through an account of Păcală's trip through Craiova and down to the 869:

magazine. Shortly after 1930, he rallied with other intellectuals of Romani origin—Aurel Manolescu-Dolj, N. St. Ionescu, Marin I. Simion—in creating the first modern Romani (or "Gypsy") organization in Oltenia. It initially collaborated with the traditional structure of

1555:. He cited as his immediate predecessors a small group of amateur historians, among them Magnus Băileanu and a schoolteacher by the name of Calloianu. In supporting his own theory that ancient Oltenians had an Asian origin, Nicolăescu-Plopșor speculated on the basis of 1442:

in June 1966. Addressing his guest, Plopșor spoke "of the activity and the tasks set for men of science", in particular at the Institute. By then, he himself had been drafted into the Communist Party. Plopșor spent the latter part of his life in

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area (1966–1968), Plopșor Sr was made a corresponding member of the Academy in 1963. His admittance was granted in recognition "of his rich cultural and scientific activity". Following the post-1950 discoveries of Paleolithic human remains and

2588:—since the late 1990s, it was reportedly struggling with truancy and theft. Plopșor's name was also given to the former 24 Februarie Street in Craiova, which was also home to an eponymous circle of humorists, led by Valentin Smarand Popescu. 1232:

would generate a new land reform, and liquidated his own interests as a landowner (this allowed him to serve as chairman of the expropriation board). As caretaker of the Oltenian Museum, Nicolăescu-Plopșor controversially participated in the

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actually fitting the descriptor as "tales" or "stories"; as he notes, Plopșor's contribution as an author is "evidently manifest" in his scholarly commentary, scene descriptions and modern expressions (including at least one borrowing from

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and other prose works. His interest in inventorying folkloric elements often merged with his archeological work: reportedly, his explorations were accompanied by thorough interviews with locals, and purchases of traditional objects.

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The scholar's thirtieth commemoration in May 1998 was central to a festival in Sălcuța, with Stanca's participation—and with commemorative plaques prepared for local landmarks. Plopșor's centennial in 2000 was marked by Craiova's

2029:, concise poetry with lack of a punctuation, and written in capital letters. At the same time, it can be seen as a prayer filled with biblical imagery." He was most often praised for his work in prose, being seen by fellow author 302:; April 20, 1900 – May 30, 1968), was a Romanian historian, archeologist, anthropologist and ethnographer, also known as a folkorist and children's writer, whose diverse activities were primarily focused on his native region of 2551:, and caused the communist authorities to approve a plan with minimal investment in this area. Controversy has traditionally surrounded the supposed australopithecine sites investigated by Nicolăescu-Plopșor. According to the 2653:, argued that they had been recovered in innocuous circumstances. This was disputed by art critic Cătălin Davidescu, who argued that Rezeanu's claims were unverifiable, and that they risked making Plopșor into an art thief. 1227:

inaugurated in 1947–1948. In 1946, he was appointed the Museum of Oltenia's full director, holding the office until 1952. As noted in 1994 by literary columnist C. D. Zeletin, as early as 1945 he had become aware that the

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sites in his native country, placing them in a larger European context while producing his own systems of Prehistoric chronology and typology. His main contributions to archeology include the classification of Oltenian

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had mistakenly rendered Plopșor's first name as "Nicolae". Over the following years, another controversy erupted over his role in recovering the Brâncuși sculptures. Paul Rezeanu, who took charge of the pieces for the

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was not perceived as an immediate technological advance) and the supposed attestation of Neolithic childhood games (including his theory that pierced and intact bone objects of uncertain use were an early version of

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in 1952; it was rejected. According to scholar Raluca Bianca Roman, the piece, authored or just collected by Plopșor, may have been written during the interwar. In 1951, he was assigned to a researcher's post at the

1670:, which he linked with the practice of hunting and fishing, whereas the Oltenian locations evidenced a lifestyle related to agriculture and herding. His investigation of the Mesolithic sites and his report on the 1027:, and was sustained a head wound during a related incident in Craiova. The authorities alleged that he had been brandishing a revolver, which prompted political adversaries to subdue him; an opposition newspaper, 2070:, but also complained the text was too laden with dialectal terms, and lacked a narrative structure. According to Iorga, Plopșor had displayed no "loving hand" in transcribing the source material. Ethnologist 1521:

being one and the same locality. According to Pandrea, in 1966–1968 he directed the acquisition of 160,000 volumes by the Craiova branch of the Academy, mostly by channeling private donations for this cause.

1362:, he had become one of the main participants in uncovering and analyzing the newly opened sites. Personally heading such excavations after 1960, and working together with Dardu, he claimed to have discovered 526:. Constantin's parents remarked his natural inquisitiveness, and agreed to finance his education—which began at Obedeanu Preparatory School of Craiova. Constantin then completed his secondary studies at the 825:, who published the latter as a self-styled regionalist magazine, rated his colleague's contribution to folkloristics as "always interesting". Also that year, Nicolăescu-Plopșor recorded and published in 619:. He became the first folklorist to ignore a self-imposed silence about the revolutionary events, though the actual task of collecting Radu's poems went to three other amateur folklorists—Ion Voinescu of 1033:, challenged this claim, arguing that he had been pounced upon while walking down Madona Street. Nicolăescu-Plopșor then stood as a Georgist candidate in the 1934 elections for the Dolj County Council. 1493:, helping to rescue the local manor, and dating some of its walls to the late-15th century. He had by then dedicated himself to the localization of sites referred to in historical sources, such as the 3816: 2338:, "has its roots planted in Romanian folklore". The two eponymous protagonists are "unborn children" to Păcală, an irreverent and often ingenious peasant whose exploits are an established presence in 1841:

By the early 1960s, the new discoveries of Paleolithic remains prompted Nicolăescu-Plopșor to review his general conclusions. At the time, he came to argue that the Romanian Paleolithic began with a "

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in April 1934, noted that the source material was of little documentary value, urging Plopșor to publish more developed works. Graur also criticized Plopșor's written Romani: entirely modeled on the

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believes that Plopșor's dialectal writing is sometimes overdone and distasteful, "obscuring the meaning of phrases". He likens the effect with that produced by dialectal stories by the older

1023:, or "Georgists", which had coalesced PNL defectors. In May 1932, he was leader of the Georgists' chapter in Dolj, and a member of their Oltenian Bureau. He took part in campaigning for the 3492:"Minunile dela Maglavit. Starea ciobanului Petre Lupu trebuie menajată. Se impun măsuri urgente. — Propunerile noastre sunt repetate de oameni cari se îngrijesc de soarta ciobanului", in 3231: 2899: 1302:

latter was himself a "hostile element". Plopșor was nonetheless successful in calling for the reestablishment of an Oltenian Metropolis. His son Dardu Nicolăescu-Plopșor attended the

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Before 1987, a bust of Constantin Nicolăescu-Plopșor, done by Anton Barbu Panaghia, had been placed on permanent exhibit at the Craiova center for social sciences. Following the

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to drown the returning devils. There follows a reunion with Păcală, his legendary wedding to a woman selected by Tivisoc and Tivismoc, and the boys' eventual birth and reluctant

503: 3932: 2397:). The location was chosen for its humorous connotations, which, Popescu notes, had already made it the target of "innocent jokes in Oltenian folklore": the name breaks into 2825: 1019:; when one of the latter's least cultured politicians asked him to ghostwrite his speech, he purposefully infused it with ridiculous phrasing and self-mockery. He joined the 673: 270: 563:. For the remainder of his life, he took pride in his certified work in the industry, as well as in his having received the War Cross. During those years, he crossed into 522:. Specifically, his mother Polina was Schileru's daughter; her husband (and Constantin's father) was Nicolae Ion, a sharecropper who had received a family plot during the 5028: 2373:, resulting in what Popescu calls "dense humor". The two brothers mirror each other's physical attributes, and are unrealistically grotesque in appearance: they display 2603:

holds a special Nicolăescu-Plopșor collection, which includes his book manuscripts and published works, as well as his correspondence with fellow intellectuals such as

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Béla Jávor, "Szervezkednek Románia cigányai... Cél: 'Népünk felszabadítása a megvetettségből'. — Vissza akarják hódítani a magasrangra emelkedetteket népükhöz", in

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joint venture), and Plopșor's team were mapping out a plan to transfer the historical buildings up on the Romanian shore. He completed his last work of literature,

530:, as a protege of teacher Ștefan Ciuceanu. One of his teachers encouraged all students to collect various remains of historical importance, including "the bones of 1185: 1077: 1158: 638:("The Renaissance"), it sought to defend the rural population from injustice and "usury". He had not yet completed his tertiary education: in 1924, he graduated 5033: 2060:

advised him to refrain from overemphasizing his Dolj-based regionalism in his fiction, as he was no longer documenting folkloric usage. Also that year, scholar

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town, commonly ridiculed in local folklore as the place where the cart transporting imbeciles "tumbled over", and mentions in passing the legend of Caracal's

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to a sharp divide between archeological evidence and the first written records, he concluded that, in Oltenia's case, "prehistory" extended throughout the

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During the final two decades of Nicolăescu-Plopșor's activity, he adopted a controversial approach to naming and classifying local cultures, prioritizing

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In time, the Romanian archeologist developed his own systems for subdividing prehistoric eras in an Oltenian context. Starting from the observation that

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notes: "These ideas indicate the emphasis placed on the preservation of the Gypsies' identity. However, some promoted integrationist ideas, such as the

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pottery, but did not disclose its exact location (probably as a means to ensure its better protection). He is also credited with having dug up the first

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as "the first Romanian attempt to scientifically coordinate and systematize folklore collections." Also that year, Plopșor began putting out the review

502:. His birth date is generally given as April 20, 1900, though some records have March 31. Of partial Romani Romanian ancestry, he was the descendant of 2641:, the atmosphere was "purely provincial", largely due to "long speeches and a mystification trend"; the same source noted that a message received from 1434:

Also heading the Academy's Institute of Philology and Ethnography in 1966–1968, Nicolăescu-Plopșor received there the new Communist General Secretary,

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remains, proposing that the Oltenian site dated back to the Paleolithic. Plopșor centered his review of the Middle Paleolithic, and in particular the

1600: 1318: 771: 1066: 3847: 2771: 2510:. The weight of this sin drags them into Hell, but they are able to easily impress the naïve devils, and eventually drive them away by burning some 1710:. Nicolăescu-Plopșor also focused on objects he identified as Neolithic (such as a statue and a stone hatchet), while commenting on the function of 1576: 1005:(PNL). He quit that group in mid-1931, allegedly because he resented the policies of its Dolj-chapter leader, Constantin Neamțu. Reporting on this, 5098: 4745:

Roma Voices in History: A Sourcebook. Roma Civic Emancipation in Central, South-Eastern and Eastern Europe from the 19th Century until World War II

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newspaper noted that his departure had weakened the PNL's support among the peasantry. By his own account, Plopșor was also disappointed with the

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Cioculescu believes that Nicolăescu-Plopșor closely matches Creangă's outlook as a humorist, and also relies heavily on dialect—in his case, the

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reports that the family had occupied part of Vuia's home at the beginning of Dardu's scholarly career, and would still not return it in 1959.

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Mioara Dragalina, Constantin Ilie, "La Grupul Școlar Industrial 'CS Nicolăescu-Plopșor': Eforturi mari pentru eliminarea neajunsurilor", in

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monk. Cerna-Rădulescu, who recalls being his disciple in the 1930s, also notes that he was putting out editions of historical memoirs by

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newspapers in local history; chased out of the burgeoning movement by its internal schisms, he was for a while a prominent figure in the

4968: 4938: 3422:"După agresiunea contra d-lui prof. Nicolăescu-Plopșor. Un comunicat cinic al prefectului de Dolj, care apără oficial pe criminal", in 4933: 4928: 4813: 5128: 5108: 4863: 2488:, but are upset to note that God himself is inclined to pardon a swindling tavern-keeper because he had not kept tabs on a priest. 2326:

folktales. Cerna-Rădulescu describes the book as an "ambitious attempt to complete a folk novel", as well as an idirect proof that

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collateral implication of Nicolăescu-Plopșor's discovery, based on stratigraphy, was the claim that Oltenia had a contribution to

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The academician was survived by three children. A daughter, Stanca (known in full as Mira Stanca), was just graduating from the

1419:, with illustrations by Mihu Vulcănescu and a circulation of 130,000 copies. A feature-length cartoon version was considered by 5133: 5058: 1002: 444: 4818: 4756: 2539: 2381:, their faces and feet being orientated backwards. Rejecting the prospects of being born to a priest or even a nobleman (the 2305: 455:, of which he was elected a corresponding member in 1963. He was additionally tasked with directing teams of researchers at 5048: 4973: 4953: 4913: 4843: 4833: 948:, it "could only render exact pronunciation with some approximation"; it also used the word variants most popular with the 585:. He was for a while after among the most frequently published contributors in that magazine. Another article, carried by 4983: 4978: 4943: 5138: 4988: 2507: 2481: 1965: 1251: 726:

native to Oltenia, a theory first outlined at the 15th International Congress of Anthropology. In 1926, he traveled to

2967: 1020: 393: 4993: 4888: 4828: 4732: 4676: 4668: 3940: 2425: 2075: 1985: 1552: 1455:, Vasile Georgescu Paleolog and Stelian Cincă, he took part in literary sessions organized by the Oltenian magazine, 1042: 708: 616: 333: 319: 1727:, Plopșor listed images he believed were representations of men and a solar motif, and theorized the existence of a 1245:, which Popp had collected. Zeletin reports a version of the story according to which Plopșor was "drifting around" 998:

was "the first printed book in the Gypsy language that was published in Romania" and perhaps "in the whole world".

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in Oltenia. Before these schisms, Plopșor was involved with the organization's two cultural venues, the newspapers

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from around 1952, and afterwards was assigned as a researcher for the Academy. A letter of protest by ethnologist

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Once in charge of Hell, Tivisoc and Tivismoc free all categories of folk heroes who are also sinners, primarily

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for "thoroughly" investigating the Paleolithic from a global perspective, and ridiculed Western approaches as

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about Tivisoc and Tivismoc stands out among Nicolăescu-Plopșor's contributions as a spin-off of the popular

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as possibly distinct industries were criticized by Moroșan, who placed such discoveries in connection with

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The Maglavit issue endured on Plopșor's mind in May 1936, when he tried to bring it up during a session of

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Nicolăescu-Plopșor's involvement in cultural affairs also continued through his election as adviser to the

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Alexandru I. Amzulescu, "Noi observații despre implicațiile folclorice ale evenimentelor anului 1907", in

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with folkloric roots. Plopșor drew attention, both positive and negative, for his heavy reliance on the

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Petre Brâncuș, "Expozițiile agricole nu trebue să lipsească în campania de recoltare și colectare", in

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in 1966, and Nicolăescu-Plopșor wrote the screenplay; also that year, Frăsina Vlad, the award-winning

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Virgil Dumitrescu, "Să ținem cu dinții de valorile noastre. Colecția C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor", in

2441: 2382: 2150:, "the full length of a little day", expressly intended to mean "the longer part of the day"), and 1242: 1229: 1170: 916:("Gypsy Stories"). In so doing, he became part of a cultural and political movement advocating the 790: 541: 527: 385: 373: 3982: 3910: 3476: 3461: 3216: 3108: 2595:

set up the C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor Socio-Human Research Institute, which publishes a yearbook of

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one. The heavy use of dialectal patterns was found off-putting by others. Writing about Plopșor's

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expedition uncovered fossilized Neanderthal and game remains, as well as a characteristic hearth.

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is an attempt at derailing the trains with lures of maize. The same section includes jokes about

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Virgil Dumitrescu, George Obrocea, "Despre 'dansul soarelui' și alte luminoase inițiative", in

3043: 2493: 2477: 2347: 2071: 1711: 1563:, suggesting that both the original Asian population and 20th century inhabitants had the same 1097: 696:, reports that it and all other interwar books by the same author had a minuscule circulation. 657: 523: 405: 223: 3379:

Gr. Bran, "Machiavelismul d-lui C. Neamțu — Perspectivele organizației georgiste la Dolj", in

2366:, Popescu argues, "suggests a certain closeness to the mentality and ways of understanding". 2135:, "he puts his nose where his pot's not boiling", as in: "he does not mind his own business"; 2127:). The usage of real-life peasant expressions, regional or pan-Romanian, extends to elaborate 1223:

Nicolăescu-Plopșor reached scholarly prominence after World War II, and especially during the

1138:). In 1938, he set up an Oltenian Archeology Institute, also founding a Craiova branch of the 623:, Ștefan Tuțescu, and Petre Danielescu. Also in 1922, Plopșor became honorary director of the 5018: 4582: 3660: 3645: 3611: 2865: 2632: 2615:. In late 1995, a campaign was mounted for the museum to also purchase a large collection of 2608: 2592: 2343: 1977: 1477:

employed Nicolăescu-Plopșor as the chair of history; he supported the creation of museums in

1474: 1343: 1146: 754:, with whom he began corresponding, Nicolăescu-Plopșor visited other such sites in Oltenia's 648:

Faculty of Letters and History. During that time, he became a disciple of Romanian historian

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investigations were closely linked to his interest in uncovering Oltenian manifestations of

876:, or local community leaders, as well as with the national associations founded by Orthodox 579:, Nicolăescu-Plopșor's first samples of regional Oltenian folklore appeared in the magazine 4798: 4793: 2642: 2552: 2485: 1905:, age. In tandem, Nicolăescu-Plopșor took personal part in reassessing the Pleistocene and 1683: 1263: 1188:. Focusing on his scholarly work by 1942, he discovered and published a manuscript copy of 1050: 979:

Gypsies at all cost, so the Gypsy movement in Romania in the 1930s cannot be considered a '

964: 755: 719:(Cleanov village) and his native Sălcuța (Plopșor) led him to propose the existence of two 548: 435:

in the 1950s. Although forced to sell his own land, he was controversially involved in the

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Călinescu, p. 980; Teodor Nedelcea, "Viața cărților. Ediții. O reeditare neașteptată", in

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magazine, he was focusing on inventorying oral poems by a quasi-anonymous author, Radu of

166: 8: 3754:, "Despre dezvoltarea folcloristicii și etnografiei românești în deceniul 1950–1960", in 2884: 2724: 2645: 2596: 2469: 2248: 1866: 1510: 1416: 1177: 1150: 885: 581: 243: 4776: 4695: 2567:

and the end of communism, as part of a larger trend to provide communes with individual

1714:

and other forms of pottery (postulating that, given the spread of mixed techniques, the

1161:, prevented him from doing so, and instead used the floor to campaign for the far-right 1113: 544:, Constantin preferred literature, but without interrupting his archeological pursuits. 5143: 4737: 3522:

A. T., "Carnetul zilei. Magazin literar și artistic. Dr. C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor", in

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as "a middle-aged woman with blue, terrified eyes". The two boys intervene to stop the

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and quotes from Radu of Giubega. Plopșor's account also offers room for self-irony and

2421: 2386: 2049: 1732: 1584: 1567:. He also concluded that the region almost completely lacked human presence during the 1404: 884:, until Manolescu-Dolj and Simion split the local group and proclaimed themselves each 499: 491: 425: 79: 71: 2496:, whose human population has been driven to disgust by the endless supply of milk and 2025:

is praised by philologist Viktor Shapoval as "an extraordinary song, which presents a

1944:

During the late 1950s, Nicolăescu-Plopșor was prompted by new discoveries made in the

1695: 1088:. During August 1935, he addressed the Maglavit crowds, alongside journalists such as 707:, before turning his attention to other locations, where he discovered the remains of 376:, Nicolăescu-Plopșor was also known for his activity as a museologist and head of the 4752: 4728: 4672: 4603: 3936: 3673:"Luptăm pentru pace! Alegerea comitelului de luptă pentru pace din județul Dolj", in 3606: 3166: 2973: 2600: 2351: 2327: 2244: 2195: 1989: 1973: 1917: 1882: 1798: 1766: 1715: 1631: 1548: 1224: 1197: 945: 897: 699:

Around 1923, Nicolăescu-Plopșor had begun digging on elevated sites known locally as

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Cătălin Davidescu, "Controverse. Brâncuși sau despre diversiunea 'științifică'", in

2335: 2089:("woozy", in reference to a drunken mouse that picks on his feline persecutor), the 1294: 806: 4748: 2445: 2394: 2026: 1950: 1679: 1400: 1396: 1364: 1290: 1286: 1267: 1012: 963:

in certain communities—he was among the first to propose its introduction into the

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Paul I. Dicu, "Omisiuni și erori arheologice și istorice în unele publicații", in

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region, suggesting, like others after him, that Ambrojevici had produced a flawed

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Aurelian I. Popescu, Ștefan Bossun, "Scrisori către redacție. O controversă", in

3291: 3048: 2797:, "Amintiri din anii de școală. 'Pasiunea se descoperă studiind cu pasiune'", in 2465: 2378: 1667: 1174: 1108:

from documentary evidence. By then, Plopșor was editing a new cultural magazine,

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of land in Sălcuța, and brought in Romanies as colonists, to live on his estate.

937: 862: 858: 640: 604: 576: 389: 258: 228: 3394:

Lucian Zatti, "Pretențiile unui contribuabil. 'Cum rămîne cu deconturile?'", in

1916:

With his reassessment of earlier theories came the assessment that the supposed

1217: 810: 2616: 2604: 2339: 2207: 2108: 2090: 1997: 1703: 1564: 1530: 1448: 1384:), where he personally uncovered traces of habitation after a 1954 expedition. 1192:'s 17th-century chronicle. He participated in the "Oltenia Week", organized by 960: 369: 253: 3751: 2580:, left to him by the Nicolăescu-Plopșor family. The industrial high school in 2350:, are original creations of Nicolăescu-Plopșor, their names being nonsensical 2038: 1945: 1753:

communities displayed a lifestyle similar to Neolithic patterns, and reducing

1634:, Plopșor followed a tendency common among scholars of his day, believing the 990:

Eventually, the inner-communal split harmed Nicolăescu-Plopșor's aspirations:

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Dona Roșu, Octavian Iliescu, "Colocviile R. P.: Cel mai frumos aurelian", in

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as early as November 1924, when he published and translated a sample of the "

822: 731: 552: 401: 354: 213: 161: 4576: 1996:

coined for specific items in prehistoric typology with adaptations from the

778:, etc. By the end of his career, he had explored some 120 individual caves. 4688:

Nicolae A. Andrei, "C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor – admirabila polivalență", in

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Petre Tănăsoaica, "Arte. Artiști în muzeu. Un chivot al artei moderne", in

3563: 2568: 2511: 2503: 2233: 2229: 2151: 2140: 2030: 1981: 1969: 1934: 1922: 1801:") etc. His division of the Paleolithic closely followed the principles of 1754: 1720: 1687: 1611: 1596: 1467: 1205: 901: 759: 751: 730:, where he documented the existence of a hunting-themed and charcoal-based 661: 537: 507: 362: 198: 4709:

Adrian Doboș, "C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor și arheologia paleoliticului", in

3576:"Constituirea Frontului Renașterii Naționale din jud. Dolj. Ziua I-a", in 2167: 1403:

community. The site was supposed to be flooded upon the completion of the

1372:

engaged in conscious labor. Another focus of his work was the presence of

983:' movement." According to local tradition, Plopșor himself owned some 300 2489: 2440:

as obtuse pride: the supposed Oltenian reaction to the introduction of a

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Nicolăescu-Plopșor (on the right) and his colleague I. N. Moroșan on the

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of Romani people into Romanian society, the replacement of Romanian word

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Anuarul Institutului de Cercetări Socio-Umane "C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor"

4196: 3424: 3409: 3296: 3184: 1029: 4466:

Toma Firu, "Agenda culturală. Carnet plastic. Poezia Dragobetelui", in

3964:

Ion Budișteanu, "Scrisoare deschisă pentru salvarea unui monument", in

3561:"Viața politică. Alte candidaturi ale partidului național-liberal", in 2612: 2437: 2212: 2143: 1958: 1954: 1858: 1830: 1778: 1658: 1604: 1592: 1547:

The beginnings of Constantin S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor's archeological and

1338: 1298: 1256: 1169:, when he appeared as third on a list of Dolj candidates, headlined by 1162: 850: 739: 720: 652:, noted for his work in researching and classifying the antiquities of 564: 460: 421: 341: 208: 144: 3876:

Paul Rezeanu, "Craiova: Memoria caselor, locurilor, străzilor...", in

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Anca Ceaușescu, "Vechi tipuri de locuință pe teritoriul Olteniei", in

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industries, primarily characterized by a type of flint deemed "of the

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Nicolăescu-Plopșor was involved in the officially sanctioned campaign

831: 631: 560: 324: 4230:, "Mișcarea literară, dramatică, artistică. Niște biete povești", in 3863:"Vizita conducătorilor de partid și de stat în regiunea Oltenia", in 3509: 2928:

Ileana Petrescu, Aurelian I. Popescu, "1907: istorie și folclor", in

2548: 2363: 1993: 1941:(conclusions which Nicolăescu-Plopșor himself cited as a precedent). 1728: 1707: 1639: 1635: 1627: 1588: 1526: 1486: 1424: 1420: 1388: 1246: 1238: 1105: 1054: 972: 735: 712: 630:

Shortly after, Plopșor was appointed a substitute history teacher in

515: 464: 350: 345: 238: 97: 1826: 1501:. He maintained that its ruins were to be found in the Dolj area of 1451:

on Craiova's 24 Februarie Street. With fellow intellectuals such as

1278:("Let's Sing, Roma! Let's Sing!"), which he sent to be published by 4771:

Aurelian I. Popescu, postface to Constantin S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor,

3524: 3494: 3214:și unele descoperiri arheologice. Poezia aștrilor tutelari II", in 3161: 2547:

in 1975. The scholar's death put a stop to conservation efforts at

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in November 1943. At this event, he networked with writers such as

1081: 802: 743: 519: 417: 416:, editions of works by other Oltenian writers, as well as original 2219:("Emperor Tomcat"). As argued by Morariu, the latter is in fact a 2201:

The main product of Nicolăescu-Plopșor's creative storytelling is

1889:. In 1965 he had modified the scale to include the discoveries at 536:". This hobby worried Nicolae Ion, who saw it as merely a form of 532: 2527: 2162:

cycle, Morariu detects numerous terms only found in Oltenian and

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as one of the main interwar periodicals in the region (alongside

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G. Costescu, "Anton Barbu Panaghia — realism și simplitate", in

2408:

is in part a retelling of the Păcală stories, as picked up from

2078:, noting that neither author reached Creangă's inherent skills. 2000:. For example, he recommended following 19th-century researcher 1575:

climate) and debated such assessments with fellow archaeologist

1112:("Oltenian Thinking and Writing"), listed by literary historian 428:, being sometimes incomprehensible to his non-Oltenian readers. 4563: 4520: 3891: 2930: 2830: 2429: 2417: 2236:

genre. In such pieces, he occasionally signed himself with the

2178: 2139:, "face or no face"—"by hook or by crook"), self-contradicting 2066: 1890: 1618:. In relation to this subject, he theorized the existence of a 1599:. He did however produce an isolated opinion in respect to the 1518: 1392: 1355: 1237:. By his own account, he traveled to Victor N. Popp's manor in 1118: 949: 747: 716: 620: 599: 559:, where he trained as a tinsmith for the ammunition factory in 477:, in 1965, and turned it into a screenplay the following year. 469: 358: 3817:"Insula Ada-Kaleh, un ostrov mitologic distrus de civilizație" 3834:"Cronica filmului de animație. De la studioul Animafilm", in 2572: 2473: 2433: 2390: 2331: 2220: 1623: 1482: 1334: 1165:. Plopșor himself was still a Georgist politician during the 1084:

gatherings, celebrating the shepherd-turned-Orthodox mystic,

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magazine, he published his final book of children's fiction,

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and Transylvania, and saw both industries as related to the

4764:, "Pe marginea cărților II. Olteneasca lui N. Plopșor", in 3951:"Curier cotidian. La închiderea expoziției filatelice", in 2476:

as a young man "dozing off and scratching his thin beard",

2362:, "stand your ground" or "you're it"). This replication of 1065:("Oltenian Land and Spirit"), noted for its publication of 781: 2064:

allowed Nicolăescu-Plopșor to publish one of his tales in

1805:, with references to archeological industries between the 1657:

prompted Nicolăescu-Plopșor to draw a comparison with the

1630:

and bone Mousterian tools. In his initial verdicts on the

400:. Plopșor was additionally a follower of Christian mystic 4641:

Constantin Ilie, "Centenar C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor", in

2370: 841: 668:("With the Grapes"), saw print in the inaugural issue of 547:

This career path was diverted during World War I and the

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of Victor N. Popp's estate; he also adapted his style to

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Istoria literaturii române de la origini pînă în prezent

2560:

preferred to ignore or quite simply not comment on it."

1735:, while being seemingly connected to representations in 1036: 680:("Oltenian Soul"). The following year, he published, as 447:. Plopșor led both a national archeological section and 3724: 3597:, Vol. XXIX, Issues 1–2, January–June 1991, pp. 126–127 3338:

Ana Iancu, "Secretar de 15 ani în mijlocul șatrei", in

2619:

once owned by the scholar; also then, a new edition of

2045:, and brought him the nickname of "Oltenian Creangă". 2033:

as a "wild talent" of "those meadows found west of the

1579:. Nicolăescu-Plopșor also contested the conclusions of 1571:(a matter which he tentatively attributed to the harsh 4302:

Victor Crăciun, "Pe urmele unui personaj. Păcală", in

2586:

Grupul Școlar Industrial Constantin Nicolăescu-Plopșor

2041:, a 19th-century storyteller culturally linked to old 1988:

reasons, Nicolăescu-Plopșor accused his colleagues of

1769:

alternatives to the since-standardized names, such as

1427:, exhibited a cycle of paintings directly inspired by 1173:. In 1940, during a dictatorial regime established by 431:

Nicolăescu-Plopșor's career peaked after the onset of

3627:

C. D. Zeletin, "Gaură-n cer. Piatra de pe varză", in

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The narrative builds mainly on absurdist imagery and

2021:

Nicolăescu-Plopșor's occasional and attributed piece

1690:

sites. Similarly, his definition of remains found at

1337:

in 1956–1963, and before founding another one in the

322:, and committing to writing the regional variants of 3546:"Episcopul Vartolomeu mereu cu 'garda de fier'", in 2484:

from pulling on the scales to send more people into

1976:'s ideological requirements. In 1954, he celebrated 1761:

and down to a period conventionally included in the

1387:

During his final years Nicolăescu-Plopșor worked at

1358:, as well as in other areas of northern Oltenia and 1333:

After heading an "Institute of Complex Research" at

567:, and later took credit for discovering prehistoric 3046:, "Pe urmele Malvei, Celeiului, 'Cozial'-ului", in 1322:Dardu Nicolăescu-Plopșor excavating in Bugiulești, 5029:National Liberal Party (Romania, 1875) politicians 4548:"Argus. Drepturile omului... mergător pe jos", in 3251: 2205:, but the category also includes a version of the 2085:of regional terms, including for the titular term 849:("old people songs"), and later following up with 4723:, Vol. 3: Part 1, pp. 1–74. Cambridge etc.: 3980:, "Popa Radu Șapcă. Portrete și controverse", in 2518:, "to run away like a devil from frankincense"). 1953:led him to designate Aurignacian, Kostenkian and 955:Nicolăescu-Plopșor's detailed plan, published by 857:Nicolăescu-Plopșor branched out into researching 797:'s General Association of Gypsies, September 1933 703:, uncovering crouched skeletons with residues of 688:("Woozy. Oltenian Stories"). Literary chronicler 551:. The adolescent Nicolăescu-Plopșor followed the 368:An active collector of art, including a trove of 4785: 3639: 3637: 2924: 2922: 711:dwellings. In the early 1930s, his discovery of 4110:, Vol. XVI, Issue 3, July–September 1981, p. 11 3039: 3037: 2856: 2854: 2852: 2850: 2848: 2846: 2844: 2842: 2840: 2460:("The Seat of Justice"), a mock version of the 2194:used for verbs, and the preservation of quaint 2103:("gemstones", for which standard Romanian uses 1104:, which sought to investigate Lupu's claims of 750:. Spurred on by the research of French scholar 597:hosted his typology of Oltenian pit-houses, or 595:Buletinul Societății Regale Române de Geografie 3929:Dicționarul general al literaturii române. P/R 3589:Laurențiu Vlad, "Comptes rendus. Mihail Moxa, 2571:, Sălcuța chose to be represented by a golden 2259: 1537: 1180:, he joined the state political party, called 467:. Involved with a literary club formed around 4804:Corresponding members of the Romanian Academy 4449: 4447: 3995:"Înhumarea lui C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor", in 3634: 3334: 3332: 3112:, Issue 3/1928, p. 492. See also Andrei, p. 3 2919: 1626:, as an explanation for the proliferation of 1249:when he chanced upon a version of Brâncuși's 959:, supported making Romani a language for the 829:25 Oltenian variants of the national ballad, 3698: 3696: 3623: 3621: 3609:, "Interviuri tardive. Cu Maria Tănase", in 3034: 2837: 2821: 2819: 2817: 2815: 2813: 2811: 2809: 2790: 2788: 2786: 2514:(an illustration of the Romanian expression 2492:allows the two boys to bribe their way into 2472:: God is depicted as aging and incompetent, 1610:, on the discoveries made further north, in 1142:—and serving as its director in 1939–1946. 1049:, from the early 19th-century manuscript of 506:, an Oltenian peasant representative in the 5034:National Liberal Party-Brătianu politicians 4685:, Vol. 22, Issue 2, 1977, pp. 133–156. 4567:, Vol. XXIV, Issue 12, December 1987, p. 14 4298: 4296: 3488: 3486: 3060: 3058: 3027: 2960: 2958: 1274:; these feature in a Romani-language poem, 1080:, during which time he participated in the 404:, whose preaching he explored in a work of 4444: 4419: 4417: 4362: 4360: 4350: 4348: 4346: 4344: 4342: 4340: 4338: 4328: 4326: 4324: 3329: 3229:George Saiculescu, "Cărți și reviste", in 3025: 3023: 3021: 3019: 3017: 3015: 3013: 3011: 3009: 3007: 2763: 2718: 2716: 2714: 2712: 2710: 2502:—while in there, they repeat the story of 2119:("to overcook"), as well as the adjective 1833:, investigating a site attributed to the " 40: 3838:, Vol. IV, Issue 11, November 1966, p. VI 3808: 3806: 3693: 3618: 3093: 3091: 3089: 3087: 3085: 3083: 3081: 2806: 2783: 2761: 2759: 2757: 2755: 2753: 2751: 2749: 2747: 2745: 2743: 2687: 2685: 2675: 2673: 2671: 2669: 2667: 2665: 1297:, an institution later redesigned as the 809:, hosted there by their novelist friend, 540:. Initially destined for a career in the 4293: 4178: 4176: 4148: 4146: 4118: 4116: 4093: 4091: 4089: 4061: 4059: 4031: 4029: 4027: 3854:, Vol. III, Issue 2, February 1966, p. 4 3779: 3777: 3758:, Vol. 39, Issues 3–4, 1994, pp. 292–293 3483: 3235:, Vol. V, Issue 205, November 1924, p. 7 3148: 3146: 3144: 3142: 3140: 3138: 3136: 3055: 2997: 2995: 2993: 2991: 2955: 2934:, Vol. IV, Issue 2, February 1967, p. 23 2897:C. Poboran, "Din istoria țiganilor", in 2863:, "Breviar. Un povestitor talentat", in 2304: 1820: 1317: 1069:'s verse and his own set of memoirs (as 785: 782:Romani activism and Georgist affiliation 357:, and the disputed claim that a site in 299:[konstanˈtinnikoləˈeskuplopˈʃor] 5099:Members of the Romanian Orthodox Church 4768:, Vol. VI, 1929–1930, pp. 486–495. 4524:, Vol. XXIV, Issue 3, March 1987, p. 13 4414: 4357: 4335: 4321: 3914:, Vol. VII, Issue 18, August 1964, p. 8 3889:Stelian Cincă, "Cum l-am cunoscut", in 3465:, Vol. XXXI, Issue 14, April 1988, p. 2 3220:, Vol. XXIV, Issue 14, April 1981, p. 6 3004: 2903:, Vol. IV, Issue 142, August 1923, p. 4 2722:"Constantin S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor", in 2707: 2312:(left) in a 1907 anonymous illustration 2123:(introducing a Romanian version of the 1466:s editorial board, alongside Constant, 1184:, and its Dolj organization, headed by 328:ballad. Increasingly interested in the 14: 5039:National Renaissance Front politicians 4786: 3986:, Vol. XI, Issue 34, August 1968, p. 7 3803: 3273:, pp. 392, 1059. See also Andrei, p. 3 3164:, "În Drăgășani, la Gib Mihăescu", in 3078: 2985:Andrei, p. 3. See also Popescu, p. 145 2740: 2682: 2662: 2298: 1901:), which he attributed to an initial, 1041:Nicolăescu-Plopșor helped organize an 656:, and was colleagues with medievalist 615:, in particular ones dealing with the 4173: 4143: 4113: 4086: 4056: 4024: 3774: 3631:, Vol. XXI, Issue 4, April 1994, p. 6 3197:Ștefan Febus, "Perle folclorice", in 3133: 2988: 2834:, Vol. VII, Issue 3, March 1970, p. 2 2506:and taste unpalatable fruit from the 1816: 1765:. His texts offered personalized and 1470:, Sina Dănciulescu and Petre Dragu. 1037:Interwar mysticism and communist turn 896:, and published two bilingual Romani– 575:. In 1922, upon the consolidation of 412:includes collections of folklore and 361:evidenced a regional contribution to 297: 5044:Romanian Communist Party politicians 4194:, "Carnetul nostru. Oltenească", in 2253: 2133:își bagă nasul unde nu-i fierbe oala 2004:in designating industrial nuclei as 1702:was disputed by fellow archeologist 914:Paramiseà romanè - Povești țigănești 801:In 1926 Nicolăescu-Plopșor and poet 3595:Revue des Études Sud-est Européenes 3210:Dumitru Bălăeț, "Modelul solar din 3188:, Vol. VI, Issues 4–5, 1926, p. 184 2282:That is where all them stories nest 2016: 1972:scholarship in accordance with the 1591:) presence in the eastern areas of 1542: 1313: 924:(the equivalent of "Gypsies") with 587:Revista Societății Tinerimea Română 24: 4904:Romanian collectors of fairy tales 4809:20th-century Romanian male writers 4306:, Vol. IV, Issue 5, May 1967, p. 8 3507:"Solemnitățile dela Maglavit", in 3309:Achim, pp. 157, 161; Marushiakova 2916:, Vol. 24, 2010, pp. 315, 317, 319 2696:"Localitățile doljene nu au stemă" 2635:. As noted by the local newspaper 2404:Scholar Victor Crăciun notes that 2288:So if I push my hand into the bag, 2286:I have a sack that's tied instead; 928:("Romani people"), as well as the 746:remains on Romanian territory, at 25: 5165: 4969:Romanian book publishers (people) 4939:Romanian male short story writers 4713:, Vol. 2, 2005, pp. 233–247. 4669:Central European University Press 4606:site; retrieved September 5, 2009 4585:site; retrieved September 5, 2009 3244:Achim, pp. 156–157; Marushiakova 2976:site; retrieved September 5, 2009 2464:, which provides the setting for 2330:, as embodied in modern times by 2290:Them stories grab on it; I drag. 2223:, with none of the narratives in 1525:Plopșor died on May 30, 1968, in 1167:general election of December 1937 1043:International Numismatic Congress 1025:general election of December 1933 952:tribes, but not consistently so. 910:Ghileà romanè - Cântece țigănești 4934:20th-century short story writers 4929:20th-century Romanian memoirists 4814:20th-century Romanian historians 4683:Revista de Etnografie și Folclor 4635: 4622: 4609: 4588: 4570: 4555: 4542: 4527: 4512: 4499: 4486: 4473: 4460: 4435: 4426: 4405: 4396: 4387: 4378: 4369: 4309: 4284: 4275: 4266: 4257: 4248: 4239: 4221: 4212: 4203: 3756:Revista de Etnografie și Folclor 3474:"Revista revistelor romîne", in 2878:Lucian Dumbravă, "Retrospectiva 2280:Behind the door, inside a chest, 2241:Moș Plopșor, tartorul poveștilor 2190:for "nonsense talk", the prefix 283:Constantin S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor 34:Constantin S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor 18:Constantin S. Nicolăescu-Plopşor 5129:Romanian people of World War II 5109:Carol I National College alumni 4864:Directors of museums in Romania 4185: 4164: 4155: 4134: 4125: 4100: 4077: 4068: 4047: 4038: 4015: 4002: 3989: 3971: 3958: 3945: 3917: 3898: 3883: 3870: 3857: 3841: 3828: 3790: 3767:Doboș, pp. 235–236; Dumitrescu 3761: 3745: 3730: 3709: 3680: 3667: 3652: 3600: 3583: 3570: 3555: 3540: 3531: 3516: 3501: 3468: 3453: 3440: 3431: 3416: 3401: 3388: 3373: 3360: 3347: 3316: 3303: 3285: 3276: 3263: 3238: 3223: 3204: 3191: 3173: 3155: 3124: 3115: 3100: 2979: 2946: 2937: 2906: 2891: 2885:Almanah Convorbiri Literare '82 2424:period, with references to the 2284:And in the room, under the bed, 1329:. Photograph by Grigore Avakian 1021:National Liberal Party-Brătianu 603:, as his first contribution to 490:Nicolăescu-Plopșor was born in 396:, before being co-opted by the 394:National Liberal Party-Brătianu 5119:Romanian people of World War I 5114:University of Bucharest alumni 4692:, May 30, 1998, pp. 1, 3. 3450:, Vol. V, Issue 6, 1976, p. 14 3182:, "Scrisoare din Oltenia", in 3075:, Vol. IV, Issue 3, 1925 p. 63 2872: 2731: 2631:, with contributions from the 1620:particular Transylvanian trait 692:, who knew the work simply as 617:peasants' revolt of March 1907 13: 1: 5134:20th-century Romanian farmers 5059:Romanian political candidates 4775:, pp. 145–155. Craiova: 4721:The Cambridge Ancient History 4653: 4281:Morariu, pp. 486–487, 490–491 4218:Andrei, p. 3; Popescu, p. 145 3727:; retrieved September 5, 2009 2591:In 1999, the Academy and the 2584:bears the scholar's name, as 2543:Oltenian writers, put out by 2436:, an attribute traditionally 2011: 1706:, who regarded them as early 1638:to be a manifestation of the 1368:bones, and argued that these 1323: 1304:Bucharest Faculty of Medicine 1147:Oltenia's Orthodox Metropolis 485: 102:Socialist Republic of Romania 47: 4819:20th-century anthropologists 4665:The Roma in Romanian History 3933:Editura Univers Enciclopedic 3269:Achim, p. 158; Marushiakova 3232:Adevărul Literar și Artistic 2943:Amzulescu, pp. 134, 138, 151 2900:Adevărul Literar și Artistic 2076:Barbu Ștefănescu Delavrancea 1485:. He was also revealed as a 886:Great Voivode of the Gypsies 480: 306:. A student and disciple of 27:Romanian scholar (1900–1968) 7: 5049:Romanian Marxist historians 4974:Romanian newspaper founders 4954:Romanian male screenwriters 4914:20th-century Romanian poets 4844:20th-century archaeologists 4834:Anthropologists of religion 3498:, September 29, 1935, p. 10 2158:, "hop! the bear"). In the 2096:("horse"), and the unusual 1538:Archeology and anthropology 451:ethnographic branch of the 10: 5170: 4984:Romanian magazine founders 4979:Romanian newspaper editors 4944:20th-century screenwriters 4725:Cambridge University Press 4236:, September 20, 1925, p. 2 3796:Doboș, p. 236; Dumitrescu 3370:, September 19, 1934, p. 9 3294:, "Cântece țigănești", in 2772:"C. S. Nicolăescu-Plopșor" 2623:was launched in Craiova. 2516:a fugi ca dracul de tămâie 1513:and later consensus about 1182:National Renaissance Front 1015:, which also included the 934:Romani society and culture 549:series of Romanian defeats 426:Western Wallachian dialect 398:National Renaissance Front 5139:Romanian agriculturalists 4989:Romanian magazine editors 4599:Documente etno-folclorice 4539:, February 15, 2002, p. 4 3850:, "O expoziție poem", in 3567:, December 11, 1937, p. 2 3428:, December 22, 1933, p. 5 2826:Alexandru Cerna-Rădulescu 2533: 1909:presence in Romania. His 1680:Stone-Age sites in Poland 1395:which housed an isolated 1272:Stalin's personality cult 1216:, as well as with singer 1063:Pământ și Suflet Oltenesc 674:Alexandru Cerna-Rădulescu 372:and modern public art by 289:, sometimes shortened to 276: 271:Alexandru Cerna-Rădulescu 266: 192: 184: 179: 155: 143: 138: 134: 119: 108: 86: 57: 39: 32: 4994:20th-century translators 4889:20th-century geographers 4829:Romanian anthropologists 4632:, December 5, 1995, p. 7 4619:, December 1, 1995, p. 3 3955:, January 23, 1968, p. 1 3880:, January 11, 1985, p. 2 3528:, November 2, 1935, p. 2 3344:, January 17, 2004, p. 3 2803:, December 5, 1963, p. 2 2656: 2621:Gând și Slovă Oltenească 2565:December 1989 Revolution 2267:Mai am înc-un sac legat; 2265:Și-n hodaie, pe sub pat, 2107:). Plopșor also employs 2023:Ghilabos ăl rom ghilabos 2008:("sources" or "wombs"). 1276:Ghilabos ăl rom ghilabos 1230:Romanian Communist Party 1171:George Matei Cantacuzino 1110:Gând și Slovă Oltenească 1017:National Peasants' Party 793:attending a congress of 724:archeological industries 686:Ceaùr. 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Giurescu 2313: 2278: 2269:De bag mâna-n săcăteu, 2263:Stau poveștile grămadă 2261:După ușe, într-o ladă, 2260: 2257: 2072:Alexandru Leca Morariu 1857:(between Chellean and 1838: 1529:, with his body being 1330: 1098:religious anthropology 1078:Archdiocese of Craiova 1003:National Liberal Party 798: 658:Constantin C. Giurescu 408:. His contribution to 406:religious anthropology 224:religious anthropology 5154:University of Craiova 5149:Romanian philatelists 5024:Romanian agrarianists 4964:Romanian anthologists 4874:Romanian museologists 4583:University of Craiova 4496:, June 11, 1989, p. 4 4470:, July 24, 1968, p. 2 4209:Popescu, pp. 145, 155 4200:, July 28, 1931, p. 1 3968:, Issue 4/1983, p. 15 3931:, p. 520. Bucharest: 3895:, Issue 6/1979, p. 16 3867:, June 14, 1966, p. 1 3742:, Issue 30/1952, p. 2 3677:, March 4, 1950, p. 1 3664:, Issue 2/2016, p. 20 3480:, Issue 7/1934, p. 68 3398:, June 22, 1990, p. 2 3300:, April 8, 1934, p. 6 3170:, Issue 45/1939, p. 1 2869:, Issue 40/1975, p. 7 2633:University of Craiova 2609:Constantin Daicoviciu 2593:University of Craiova 2308: 2081:Such works require a 1978:Soviet historiography 1929:complex uncovered in 1824: 1475:University of Craiova 1321: 789: 510:which decided on the 441:Soviet historiography 353:, the study of local 5124:World War I refugees 4999:Romanian translators 4894:Romanian geographers 4869:Romanian folklorists 4824:Paleoanthropologists 4711:Studii de Preistorie 4483:, June 8, 1989, p. 4 4457:, May 14, 1998, p. 5 4441:Popescu, pp. 154–155 4432:Popescu, pp. 153–154 4411:Popescu, pp. 151–153 4402:Popescu, pp. 149–150 4384:Popescu, pp. 148–149 4272:Morariu, pp. 494–495 4263:Morariu, pp. 488–490 4245:Morariu, pp. 487–488 4012:, May 25, 1969, p. 3 3999:, June 4, 1968, p. 2 3825:, September 30, 2007 3580:, May 17, 1940, p. 5 3552:, May 26, 1936, p. 2 3413:, May 12, 1932, p. 4 3201:, May 11, 1969, p. 3 3106:"Bibiliografie", in 2800:Scînteia Tineretului 2728:, May 31, 1968, p. 5 2553:Cambridge University 2540:Grigorescu Institute 2468:jokes and satire of 2271:Ies poveștile mereu. 2186:used for "belated", 2154:appearing as verbs ( 2115:("to bewilder") and 1899:Valea lui Grăunceanu 1759:Roman administration 1549:paleoanthropological 1352:Valea lui Grăunceanu 1264:peaceful coexistence 1051:Dionisie Eclesiarhul 912:("Gypsy Songs") and 880:and Romani activist 734:in the proximity of 437:1949 nationalization 234:historical geography 4919:Romanian male poets 4879:Romanian archivists 4773:Tivisoc și Tivismoc 4717:Vladimir Dumitrescu 4690:Cuvîntul Libertății 4630:Cuvîntul Libertății 4617:Cuvîntul Libertății 4550:Cuvîntul Libertății 4455:Cuvîntul Libertății 4021:Doboș, pp. 233, 235 3815:Dumitru Stoichiță, 3396:Cuvîntul Libertății 3130:Doboș, pp. 239, 241 3121:Doboș, pp. 233, 240 2646:Emil Constantinescu 2470:Christian mythology 2406:Tivisoc și Tivismoc 2344:Romanian literature 2300:Tivisoc și Tivismoc 2203:Tivisoc și Tivismoc 1793:("knight age") for 1723:). 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Herescu 3176: 3169: 3168: 3163: 3158: 3152:Doboș, p. 234 3149: 3147: 3145: 3143: 3141: 3139: 3137: 3127: 3118: 3111: 3110: 3103: 3094: 3092: 3090: 3088: 3086: 3084: 3082: 3074: 3070: 3066: 3065:Ion Dongorozi 3061: 3059: 3051: 3050: 3045: 3040: 3038: 3028: 3026: 3024: 3022: 3020: 3018: 3016: 3014: 3012: 3010: 3008: 3001:Doboș, p. 233 2998: 2996: 2994: 2992: 2982: 2975: 2971: 2970: 2965:(in Romanian) 2961: 2959: 2949: 2940: 2933: 2932: 2925: 2923: 2915: 2909: 2902: 2901: 2894: 2887: 2886: 2881: 2875: 2868: 2867: 2862: 2857: 2855: 2853: 2851: 2849: 2847: 2845: 2843: 2841: 2833: 2832: 2827: 2822: 2820: 2818: 2816: 2814: 2812: 2810: 2802: 2801: 2796: 2795:Mihu Dragomir 2791: 2789: 2787: 2779: 2778: 2773: 2768:(in Romanian) 2764: 2762: 2760: 2758: 2756: 2754: 2752: 2750: 2748: 2746: 2744: 2737:Achim, p. 156 2734: 2727: 2726: 2719: 2717: 2715: 2713: 2711: 2703: 2702: 2701:Gazeta de Sud 2697: 2692:(in Romanian) 2688: 2686: 2676: 2674: 2672: 2670: 2668: 2666: 2661: 2654: 2652: 2647: 2644: 2640: 2639: 2638:Gazeta de Sud 2634: 2630: 2624: 2622: 2618: 2614: 2610: 2606: 2602: 2599:studies. 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