Adrian Marino. Vindictive Complexes

The drama of Adrian Marino's life was that of always living in environments he considered to be hostile, hence the numerous acts of non-acceptance and rejection that he had to suffer.Such circumstances led to the manifestation of his exacerbated pride, isolation and total lack ofcommunication or intellectual dialogue. The scale of values in which the renowned theorist ofliterature believed, starting with cultural and ideological values, was clearly distinct from that of the social and cultural environments he went through, willingly or unwillingly. Adrian Marino confesses in his memoirscontained in the volume "The life of a lonely man" ("Viața unui om singur") that being born and living in a hostile environment, where he felt like an intruder, alienated him definitively from his family, from the world and even from himself. This is exactly what this work aims to capture.