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Hungarian literature
Sándor Márai
István Örkény
Imre Kertész
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Abstract
The article is an attempt at an outline of the situation in Hungarian literature confronted with the revolution of 1956. The events of the Hungarian October are some of the more frequent themes in revisionist literature. Selected examples of literary works show the most important features of that literature, writing strategies, patterns of artistic message. From the wide selection of the literature, a poem, fragments of a diary, a novel, and an authobiographical essay by Sandor Marai, Gyorgy Moldova, Istvan Orkeny and Imre Kertesz were selected.References
Csics Gyula (2016), Węgierska rewolucja 1956. Pamiętnik dwunastolatka, przeł. Anna Butrym, wstęp Łukasz Kamiński, Wydawnictwo IPN, Warszawa.
Kundera Milan (1984), Zachód porwany albo tragedia Europy Środkowej, „Zeszyty Literackie”, nr 5, s. 23-38.
Márai Sándor (2004), Dziennik (fragmenty), przekł., oprac., przypisy i posłowie Teresa Worowska, Czytelnik, Warszawa.
Márai Sándor (2002), Összegyűjtött versek, Helikon Könyvkiadó, Budapest.
Moldova György (1987), Ciemny anioł, przeł. Feliks Netz, Wydawnictwo Literackie, Kraków.
Örkény István (2004), Egyperces levelek, Új Palatinus Könyvesház, Budapest.
Örkény István (2003), Mesterség titkaimból. Arcképek, kórképek, Zsuzsa Radnóti (szerk), Új Palatinus Könyvesház, Budapest.
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