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Having survived an age in which legitimizing political narratives have smothered personal histories, Romanian writers are now increasingly interested in personal memoirs. The identity myths of post-war writing surface in the life stories published after 1989, emerging in a context that favors “the return of the repressed.” The mythology of “resistance via culture” is conditioned by an (auto)biographical ideology. It is latent in the personal writings of the “East-Ethic revisionists” and manifest in publications that advocate political dissidence via the aesthetic. The resultant myth-laden histories perform a therapeutic function in the authors’ profound inner identity reconstruction and a restorative function concerning their public image.

Mythologies identitaires et « idéologie (auto)biographique » dans l’écriture mémorielle du post-totalitarisme roumain