Which writer's novel 'Ultima noapte de dragoste, întâia noapte de război' is considered a landmark of Romanian modernism through its subjective first-person narration?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Camil Petrescu, whose narrator Ștefan Gheorghidiu analyses his own jealousy and his war experience
- Step 1: The novel (1930) tells the story through the memories of one character. Step 2. The writer is Camil Petrescu, who followed the ideas of authenticity and subjective narration. Answer: Camil Petrescu. Why not the others: they used more objective or poetic styles.
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