Dacia Literară
Romanian literary magazine
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Dacia Literară was a significant Romanian literary magazine founded in 1840 by Mihail Kogălniceanu. It marked the beginning of a traditionalist trend in Romanian literature. The magazine aimed to promote national literature and was part of a broader movement to establish a distinct Romanian literary identity, drawing inspiration from national history and folklore. It played a crucial role in the development of modern Romanian literature during the 19th century, fostering a sense of national consciousness and literary renewal.12
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