Nicolae Fleva / Titu Maiorescu / Opposition / Octav Lecca / /
Country
Romania / Kingdom of Romania / Poland / France / United States / United Kingdom / Lithuania / /
Facility
Liberal camp / Brătianu’s headquarters / /
IndustryTerm
literary products / moral law / real estate properties / strictest protocols / /
MedicalCondition
Hereditary monarchy / /
NaturalFeature
Danube / /
Organization
Romanian Parliament / Conservative Party / Conservative Club / Nicolae Filipescu’s Dominant Party / Romanian Academy / Principalities’ Union / European Social Fund / Liberal Party / Senate / Brătianu’s party / Romanian Government / Oculist Government / Orthodox Catholic Church / Take Ionescu’s Personal Government / Monstrous Coalition / I.C. Brătianu’s government / /
Person
Mihail G. Cantacuzino / Leonidas Donskis / C. A. Rosetti / Nicolae Filipescu / V / Mihail Kogălniceanu / Barbara J. Falk / Roxana Patra / Napoleon III / P. P. Carp / Fredric Jameson / Titu Maiorescu / Jacques Rancière / Ion Bulei / Regele Carol / Lascăr Catargi / Hannah Arendt / Russell Kirk / Ion Ghica / /
Position
Prime Minister / speaker / politician / model of Napoleon III / liberal leader / Conservative leader / King / eloquent speaker / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / /
Region
East Central Europe / Central Europe / SouthEastern Europe / /
On Diffident and Dissident Practices: a Picture of Romania at the End of the 19th Century1 Roxana Patraș Abstract: The present paper explores diffident and dissident practices reflected by the political talk at the end