George Bacovia - Selected Critical Bibliography

Selected Critical Bibliography

  • Agatha Grigorescu-Bacovia, Bacovia (viaţa poetului), Bucharest, Editura pentru Literatură, 1962.
  • Mihail Petroveanu, George Bacovia, Bucharest, Editura pentru Literatură, 1969.
  • Gheorghe Grigurcu, Bacovia, un antisentimental, Bucharest, Editura Albatros, 1974.
  • Ion Caraion, Bacovia. Sfârşitul continuu, Bucharest, Editura Eminescu, 1975; Second Edition, Bucharest, Editura Cartea Românească, 1979.
  • Dinu Flamând, Introducere în opera lui G. Bacovia, Bucharest, Editura Minerva, 1979.
  • Daniel Dimitriu, Bacovia, Iaşi, Editura Junimea, 1981.
  • Alexandra Indrieş, Alternative bacoviene, Bucharest, Editura Minerva, 1984.
  • Mircea Scarlat, George Bacovia - nuanţări, Bucharest, Editura Cartea Românească, 1987.
  • Vasile Fanache, Bacovia. Ruptura de utopia romantică, Cluj, Editura Dacia, 1994 (reed. 2000).
  • Radu Petrescu, G. Bacovia, Piteşti, Editura Paralela 45, 1999 (reed. 2002).
  • Ion Bogdan Lefter, Bacovia - un model al tranziţiei, Piteşti, Editura Paralela 45, 2001.
  • Constantin Trandafir, Poezia lui Bacovia, Bucharest, Saeculum, 2001.
  • Mihai Cimpoi, Secolul Bacovia, Bucharest, Editura Fundaţiei Culturale Ideea Europeană, 2005.
  • Dicţionarul scriitorilor români, coordonatori Mircea Zaciu, Marian Papahagi, Aurel Sasu, A-C, Bucharest, Editura Fundaţiei Culturale Române, 1995.
  • Dicţionarul esenţial al scriitorilor români, Bucharest, Editura Albatros, 2000.
  • Dicţionarul general al literaturii române, coordonator general Eugen Simion, A-B, Bucharest, Editura Univers Enciclopedic, 2004.

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