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Cornelia Ştefănescu was born in Severin, Romania. She was the daughter of officer Traian Smădescu and his wife Emilia (born Pîrvu).<ref>Aurel Sasu, ''Dicţionar biografic al literaturii române M-Z'', vol. II, Ed. Paralela 45, Bucureşti, 2004, p. 671.</ref> She grew up in Teiuș and lived in a house that had belonged to painter Corneliu Baba.<ref>https://www.7-zile.com/2010/08/05/caransebesul-cultural-in-doliu/</ref> She attended primary school (1935-1939) and high-school (1939-1947) in Caransebeș. After graduating high-school, she attended The Faculty of Philology of Bucharest University (1947-1951). She earned her doctorate in philology with a thesis on prose writer Spiridon Popescu, which was further elaborated under the guidance of professor George Călinescu. Cornelia Ştefănescu was born in Severin, Romania. She was the daughter of officer Traian Smădescu and his wife Emilia (neé Pîrvu).<ref>Aurel Sasu, ''Dicţionar biografic al literaturii române M-Z'', vol. II, Ed. Paralela 45, Bucureşti, 2004, p. 671.</ref> She grew up in Teiuș and lived in a house that had belonged to painter Corneliu Baba.<ref>https://www.7-zile.com/2010/08/05/caransebesul-cultural-in-doliu/</ref> She attended primary school (1935-1939) and high-school (1939-1947) in Caransebeș. After graduating high-school, she attended The Faculty of Philology of Bucharest University (1947-1951). She earned her doctorate in philology with a thesis on prose writer Spiridon Popescu, which was further elaborated under the guidance of professor George Călinescu.




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Cornelia Ştefănescu, born Cornelia Smădescu, (November 11 1928, Caransebeș - 28th July 2010) was a Romanian literary critic and historian.

Biography

Cornelia Ştefănescu was born in Severin, Romania. She was the daughter of officer Traian Smădescu and his wife Emilia (neé Pîrvu). She grew up in Teiuș and lived in a house that had belonged to painter Corneliu Baba. She attended primary school (1935-1939) and high-school (1939-1947) in Caransebeș. After graduating high-school, she attended The Faculty of Philology of Bucharest University (1947-1951). She earned her doctorate in philology with a thesis on prose writer Spiridon Popescu, which was further elaborated under the guidance of professor George Călinescu.


  1. Aurel Sasu, Dicţionar biografic al literaturii române M-Z, vol. II, Ed. Paralela 45, Bucureşti, 2004, p. 671.
  2. https://www.7-zile.com/2010/08/05/caransebesul-cultural-in-doliu/
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