MIHAI RALEA ET « LA MISSION D’UNE GÉNÉRATION ». DU PROGRAMME DE COMBAT AU CONTRAT POUR L’AVENIR
MIHAI Ralea AND "THE MISSION OF A GENERATION" PROGRAM

Summary/Abstract: The Twentieth Century has been characterized by a dynamic process of regrouping around the social currents and political theories, around literary magazines and journals. During the first decades, a collective action claiming its values and sustaining the anti-positivism and the social order prevailed on the individualistic paradigm. This article explores “the mission of a generation”, one of controversial debate topics in the interwar period, on the Romanian ideological field. Contextualising what occurred as thought changes, after the united national state formation, it deals with the contributions made by Mihai Ralea and published in the periodical “Viaţa Românească” [“The Romanian Life”], between 1928 and 1930, as well as with those having authors Mircea Vulcanescu, Vasile Bancila, Vintila Horia, mostly appeared in Romanian periodical literature of the 1930s.

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