,Representations of the Enlightenment in Recent Hungarian Historical Novels,Interpretationen der Aufklärung in zeitgenössischen ungarischen historischen Romanen

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Slavia Centralis Pub Date : 2017-07-01 DOI:10.17161/1808.26387

Gyula Laczházi

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Abstract

Interpretacije razsvetljenstva v sodobnem madžarskem zgodovinskem romanu Razprava z obravnavo sodobnih madžarskih zgodovinskih romanov, ki se dogajajo okoli leta 1800, isce odgovor na vprasanje, kako si je mogoce s perspektive sodobnosti razlagati dediscino razsvetljenstva. Pri analizi romanov Minervino skrivalisce Laszla Martona, Venerina pot Roberta Hasza in Nagaceni barbar Gergelya Peterfyja uposteva razlicne pojavne oblike kriticnega in afirmativnega odnosa do razsvetljenstva. Povecano zanimanje književnikov za cas okoli leta 1800, o katerem pricajo ti romani, je tesno povezano s sedanjimi debatami o razsvetljeni modernosti. Predstavitev tega obdobja v obravnavanih delih prispeva tudi k bogatitvi kulturnega spomina na preteklost. Analiza kaže, da se romani ne locijo le tematsko, marvec tudi glede implicirane vloge bralca.

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《近代匈牙利历史小说中启蒙运动的表现》，《对Aufklärung的阐释》(zeitgenössischen ungarischen historischen Romanen)

匈牙利当代历史小说中启蒙运动的解读一场以1800年前后为背景的匈牙利现代历史小说讨论，寻求如何从当代角度解读启蒙运动遗产的答案。在分析拉斯洛·马顿的小说《密涅瓦的藏身之地》、罗伯特·哈兹的小说《维纳斯之路》和野蛮人格盖利·彼得菲的小说《纳加塞尼》时，她考虑了对启蒙的各种批评和肯定态度。这些小说见证了1800年前后作家兴趣的增加，这与当前关于启蒙现代性的辩论密切相关。这一时期在相关作品中的呈现也有助于丰富对过去的文化记忆。分析表明，小说不仅在主题上存在差异，而且在隐含的读者角色方面也存在差异。

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Slavia Centralis Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory

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期刊介绍： Mission Statement. Founded in 2008 by a consortium of one American and four Central European universities at the initiative of a group of Slavists, the journal Slavia Centralis intends to publish works of interest to Slavic studies representing original research in Slavic linguistics and literary scholarship and particularly encourages interdisciplinary approaches. The name Slavia Centralis emphasizes the intersection of languages and cultures in the heart of Europe, where Slavic languages and literatures have evolved and flourished since the first millennium AD. Slavia Centralis encourages contributions treating the Slavic languages and literatures holistically, transcending borders and national canons, as well as exploring connections between Slavic and non-Slavic. While emphasizing innovative approaches and interdisciplinarity, the journal recognizes the fundamental value of deep philological knowledge and therefore particularly encourages contributions combining thorough and responsible use of relevant data with innovative approaches.