Hungarian Studies
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The image of Hungarian Literature as a polysystem in Serbia: A brief overview
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Marko ČudićDepartment of Hungarian Studies, Faculty of Philology, University of Belgrade, Serbia

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Online Publication Date:
11 Jan 2023
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11 Jan 2023
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1556/044.2022.00194
Keywords:
histories of literature; translated literature; literary polysystems; Serbo-Hungarian literary contacts
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Abstract

The paper offers a general overview of the place that Hungarian literature occupies in the polysystem of translated literature in Serbia. Unlike established philological disciplines with a longer tradition (English, German, French or Russian philology), which offer several different historical overviews of the history of a given literature, thus enabling the experts, the students and the general public to gain a more systematic insight into the respective literatures, there has only been one history of Hungarian literature published in Serbia so far. Given the fact that it was published back in 1976, and that many aspects of its methodology and insights have become outdated, it is an urgent necessity to produce a new work on the subject, specifically for the Serbian readership.

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