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The Writers’ Union rejects the statements of Sorin Lavric, one of the leaders of AUR, a new parliamentarian, who affirms that gypsies are a “social plague” and that men do not look for women with cunning, depth or lucidity “.
The Writers Guild also announces that it will “naturally” no longer be part of the organization.
During the election campaign, Sorin Lavric, writer and doctor of philosophy, gained notoriety for his racist, sexist and offensive comments against women and minorities.
He wrote in the book “Decoction of a woman” (published by the European Idea Publishing House) that “no man looks for intelligence, depth or lucidity in a woman”. He says of the Roma that they are a “social plague”.
Therefore, the leadership of the Romanian Writers’ Union “took note with amazement of the radical political statements of Mr. Sorin Lavric, new parliamentarian, on the democratic framework in which political life in our country develops. And the attitudes represent the Sorin Lavric’s personal views and in no way compromise the Union of Writers of Romania ”, is shown in a statement from the Union of Writers sent by News.ro.
We mention that, following his political involvement, Mr. Sorin Lavric’s contractual relationships with the Romanian Writers’ Union and the magazine “Literary Romania” end, naturally and necessarily. As a union of creators in the literary field, the Romanian Writers’ Union is a democratic institution, which brings together writers of all ethnic groups living in our country, whose rights they defend and promote. The union does not pursue a partisan policy, ”according to the statement.
“We reject any attempt to destroy the democratic framework and any attack on national or religious minorities, etc. and we condemn any form of discrimination. Therefore, we limit ourselves, as a guild, to the statements and political attitudes of Mr. Sorin Lavric, inviting him to reflect on its harmful implications for democracy and the atmosphere in public space, “said the Writers Union.
Sorin Lavric ran in the parliamentary elections for a seat in the Senate of the Alliance for the Union of Romanians Neamt.
Sorin Lavric was born on November 27, 1967 in Turnu-Severin. University studies in Bucharest, Faculty of General Medicine, “Carol Davila” Medical-Pharmaceutical Institute (1987-1993) and Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest (1991-1996). PhD in Philosophy at the University of Bucharest (2005).
Writings: “The Christmas book” (Humanitas, 1997); “Ontology of Noica. An exegesis” (Humanitas, 2005); “Noica and the legionary movement” (Humanitas, 2007), Translations (together with Bogdan Mincă): Martin Heidegger, “Parmenides” (Humanitas, 2001); “Martin Heidegger, Fundamental Problems of Phenomenology” (Humanitas, 2006).
