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Hungarian literature in translation
Babel. Revue internationale de la traduction / International Journal of Translation, 1990L'image millénaire de la Hongrie est perçue à travers sa littérature traduite en langues étrangères. Après les siècles anciens, spécialement les "trois grands" du 19ème siècle sont traités plus amplement: Sándor Petöfi, "le barde de la liberté"; Mór Jókai, conteur favori; et "La Tragédie de l'Homme," drame-poème d'humanité ďImre Madách.
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Walt Whitman in Hungarian Literature
American Literature, 1944W5. rHAT IS THE place of the free creative spirit in an Axispartner like Hungary? Is it possible to have or to suggest experiences which, for example, are symbolized in the poetry of Walt Whitman? Does it not seem anachronistic to seek individualism and humanitarianism in the literary works of a country where because of Nazi-controlled thoughts and ...
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Canadian literature in Hungarian translation
The Central European journal of Canadian studies, 2001The essay gives an overview of Hungarian translations of Canadian writing - both from English and from French - with some critical response and observations about publishing policies. Over the years, first the shon stories by Stephen Leacock, then novels by Margaret Atwood, Michael Ondaatjee, Mordecai Richler and Robertson Davies were published and ...
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Gleanings from the Hungarian microprocessor literature
Euromicro Newsletter, 1979Abstract This report provides a brief outline on microprogramming and microprocessing in Hungary based on a current bibliography of Hungarian authors. Therefore it will cover only a part of the activities already published and so necessarily will not be complete.
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Utopia Between East and West in Hungarian Literature
Palgrave studies in utopianism, 2022Zsolt Czigányik
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