 Naum, Teodorescu, and Păun's manifesto of the same year, "Critica mizeriei" ("The Critique of Misery") (Bucharest, "Surrealist Collection"), which in a footnote criticized Luca for "mysticism," has also been considered inspired by proletkult.However, according to a different perspective, the group by and large, while holding on to a leftist orientation, had in fact by then moved away from a Marxist view of social change and direct political involvement, working instead toward a revolution from within.This is evidenced by their collective 1946 text ("Infra-noir