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摘要
本研究展示了斯洛伐克匈牙利文在过去三十年中取得的成就。它展示了1989年政权更迭所带来的文学制度体系的变化。它详细关注了拉霍斯·格伦德尔和阿方兹·塔拉蒙的职业生涯;此外,它还强调了一些具有特色的诗学和语言使用,这些诗学和语言使用导致了Gábor Farnbauer, Attila Győry, Daniel Levicky Archleb, Zsófia Bárczi, József Gazdag, Norbert György和pacimter Hunčík的有趣作品。文章还涉及到年轻一代散文作家的实验,如Zoltán Szalay和Pál Száz。
Slovakian Hungarian prose in Slovakia after the change of regime in 1989
The present study showcases the achievements of Slovakian Hungarian prose in the past three decades. It shows the changes in the literary institutional system brought about by the change of regime in 1989. It devotes detailed attention to the careers of Lajos Grendel and Alfonz Talamon; furthermore, it highlights some characteristic poetics and uses of language which resulted in intriguing works by Gábor Farnbauer, Attila Győry, Daniel Levicky Archleb, Zsófia Bárczi, József Gazdag, Norbert György, and Péter Hunčík. It also touches upon the experiments of the younger generation of prose writers such as Zoltán Szalay and Pál Száz.
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