 Cubleșan explains Aderca's "utopian" works as inherently Expressionistic, "evading the terrifying concreteness of immediate reality".Additionally, literary historian Paul Cernat places Aderca's 1923 play, "Sburătorul", in the Expressionist "harvest" of early 1920s Romania (alongside works by Blaga, George Ciprian, Adrian Maniu and Isaia Răcăciuni).He also cautions that, despite their modernism, all these texts "did not feature anything radical."