The Romanian Freemasonry. Historical facts and self image in some journals of the National Grande Lodge of Romania

Marcel TOLCEA

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Published: 2015-06-23

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imagology, Freemasonry, Romanian history, imaginary/imaginal, lodges conspiracy, Trivium

Marcel TOLCEA

Abstract

This article's aim is to investigate how the reflection on the Freemasonry's role in Romanian history is being built: on the one hand, there is a scientific, historical approach, based on facts; on the other, there is a "mythological" reflection in which the document is replaced with a more or less imaginary hermeneutics.

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Vol. 8 No. 1(15) (2015): Symbolic Communication

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Dossier

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TOLCEA, M. (2015). The Romanian Freemasonry. Historical facts and self image in some journals of the National Grande Lodge of Romania. ESSACHESS – Journal for Communication Studies, 8(1(15), 101-112. https://essachess.com/3/index.php/jcs/article/view/78

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