Körmöczi János könyvtárának feltárása

Author(s): Kinga-Éva Moritz / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: III/2016

In 1794 János Körmöczi started his academic journey from Kolozsvár through Vienna, Pozsony and Jena where he took courses at the famous foreign universities arriving finally at the main faculty in Göttingen and heading back to his home country by the autumn of 1797 in order to fulfill his duty as teacher of physics and mathematics at the Unitarian college from Kolozsvár. During his peregrination journey he took precise notes and made purchase lists of all the books he bought for himself, as well as for his teachers from his home town. By studying this book lists and his diary I begin with the assumption that the two Prussian universities of Jena and Göttingen above all, encompass such a specific place and time determined set of knowledge, which can shed light on his later choices of subject encountered in his printed sermons. In this context I was particularly interested in the sociological background of the books, but took also into account aspects such as purchasing conditions or intermediary roles in the spirit of the Respublica Literaria.

A Magyar Csillag végjátéka és a Nyugat Kiadó megmentési kísérlete

Author(s): István Horváth / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 4/2014

Az eltűnt „Egész” nyomában. Kezdetben volt a kert – Lesznai Annáról

Author(s): János Kőbányai / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2015

A VI. és VII. kerület publicistája. Zsolt Béla (1895–1949), az elkötelezett magyar

Author(s): Clara Royen / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2015

Az atonalitás mint az irodalom nyelve a „sötét árnyékban”

Author(s): Kinga Piotrowiak-Junkiert / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2015

Nem Isten, nem Napóleon, hanem Mengele doktor.(Lengyel monográfia Kertész Imréről)

Author(s): Lajos Pálfalvi / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2015

„Nincsenek hősök.” Hommage a Molnár Ákos (az Illyés-hagyatékból)

Author(s): István Horváth / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 4/2015

Párhuzamos életek. Granasztói Pál és Thurzó Gábor a Belvárosban

Author(s): Emese Ujvárosi / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 4/2015

Gondoltad volna valaha?

Author(s): Katalin Mezey / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2016

Nekem minden családtörténet

Author(s): Péter Esterházy,Györgyi Dandoy / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 100/2016

A Minotaurusról és a Párhuzamos történetekről

Author(s): Péter Nádas,Györgyi Dandoy / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 100/2016

Egy budapesti beszélgetés 2007-ből

Author(s): Pál Závada,Györgyi Dandoy / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 100/2016

„… egy áldott emlékezetű királyné…”

Author(s): Eszter Virág Vér / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2015

Mór Jókai played a crucial role in Queen Elisabeth's cult in Hungary, almost unnoticed did he become one of its main ideologist by formulating the identification elements that had always represented the dominant segment of Elisabeth's reception in Hungary. In this respect, his activity after Elisabeth's death is well known: his public appearances, his numerous publications, including his obituaries, are rich sources from which passages reappear time and again as oft-quoted sentences in books dedicated to her memory, though occasionally in corrupted or truncated forms. But even his earlier writings are rather remarkable and – foreshadowing the ever more evident expressions of his sympathy with the Habsburgs – can be regarded, alongside the court anecdotes, as the main current of the cult's (text) corpus. At the time, the portrayals of Elisabeth were always characterized by an ecstatic approach and passionate idealization (obviously, even in the case of Jókai). Only within this framework was there any room for diversity, with the extension of previously described elements, which meant an ever broadening scope, continuously enriching the picture of Elisabeth. At the same time, the repetition of the previous motifs of reverence was also more obvious. At first, this could have seemed a compulsion, but later it became an integral part of the cult.

A múlt kiállítható részei: Erdély-reprezentációk a 20–21. századi szépirodalomban

Author(s): Júlia Anna Makkai / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2016

The research topic of my ongoing PhD-research aims to find the answer to the question: what kind of space representations have the Transylvania-related literary works of the last few years, increasingly present on the European book-market created, and how are they capable of shaping the image of the region? The author of this paper intends to choose the literary works for analysis according to an own methodical model, and also intends to gather data about the chosen authors and poetical components through which the representations can be optimized during the demonstration.

Portré háttérrel

Author(s): Ákos Németh / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1-2/2015

Havasréti József: Szerb Antal Magvető Kiadó, Budapest, 2013. 720 oldal, 4490 Ft

Törésvonalak, szólamok

Author(s): László Boka / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1-2/2015

Rákai Orsolya: A teljes zenekar. Schöpflin Aladár és a társadalmi modernség irodalmi jelentősége Editio Princeps Kiadó, Budapest, 2013. 160 old., 1895 Ft

Használati irodalom

Author(s): Gábor Kiss Farkas / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1-2/2016

Lázs Sándor: Apácaműveltség Magyarországon a XV–XVI. század fordulójánAz anyanyelvű irodalom kezdeteiBalassi Kiadó, Budapest, 2016.460 oldal, 3200 Ft

„Valaki” (Az Illyés-hagyatékból)

Author(s): István Horváth / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2016

Borbély Szilárd és „Az olaszliszkai"

Author(s): András Sólyom / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2016

A vesztesek sötétkamrája. A magyar jobboldali hagyomány értelmezésének kísérlete Bartis Attila: A vége című regényének segítségével

Author(s): Emese Ujvárosi / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 3/2016