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Elemér Hankiss (1928-2015) was also a member of the section when he edited the two-volume collection of studies Strukturalizmus (Structuralism) (1971), and he also became an influential representative of structuralism through his own writing ( A népdaltól az abszurd drámáig (From the Folk Song to the Absurd Drama), 1969). Warren, Northrop Frye (József Szili), and H. Gadamer, Péter Szondi (Gábor Bonyhai), R. The members of the section introduced the Hungarian public to Russian, Polish, and Czech structuralism, and they translated the foundational works of Nicolai Hartmann, R. József Szili) questioned the chances of a state-of-the-art interpretation of historicity.īeside the followers of the Russian school of formalism and the American New Criticism, the section has also given space to the followers of phenomenological, structuralist, and semiotic approaches, as well as the first Hungarian interpreters of the hermeneutical-reception aesthetic and the empiricist-constructivist position. Lajos Nyírő and András Veres) was prepared to similarly high standards, examining its subject with exemplary ideology criticism, while the collection of studies Az irodalomtörténet elmélete (The Theory of Literary History) (1989, ed. A kezdetektől 1945-ig (The History of Marxist Literary Theory. The volume A marxista irodalomelmélet története.

Studies on the Trends of 20 th-century Literary Science) (1970, ed. századi irodalomtudomány irányzatairól (Literary Science. The first major step in this mediating work was the volume Irodalomtudomány. Pluralism governs both its scientific orientation and theoretical debates, and so the section has served as a workshop for different schools of thought. The section has always aimed to support catching up to the standards of international literary theory. It was headed by Lajos Nyírő (1921–2014) until 1985, by József Szili until 1999, András Veres from 2000, Péter Hajdu from 2015, and Zoltán Varga from 2019. The Section of Literary History was formed in November 1962 around the Literary Theory Group established in 1959, from the members of the world literature section.

The history of the Section of Literary Theory

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