LENA CONSTANTE – THERAPY OF INNER ESCAPE
LENA CONSTANTE – THERAPY OF INNER ESCAPE

Summary/Abstract: Found between chronicle and testimony, Lena Constante’s memorialistic volumes prove a lucide author, somewhat detached, yet interlaced to others in a catharctic trial, in order to purify the evil, especially by reconciling oneself, not by obliteration, but in exchange by that universal Forgive, but do not forget (rom. A ierta, dar a nu uita). Once with choosing to refer to or to give up story-telling, the author selects intentionally at first, though her free will is completely suppressed or suspended as in any constraint reaching an almost transcendent unity of things up to a passive exchanging or sometimes peer-compassion. In this respect, in L. Constante’s writings a therapy of inner escape is set up and therefore, etymologically leading to healing some past Communist wounds, the post-festum diary not fully or too little reaches the readers’ expectations who find unsolved the facets of self-expression.

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