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Hungarian Literary History and Laszlo Krasznahorkai’s Works
发布日期：2025-10-09 14:01:30  发布者：范颖

时间：2025年10月13日14:00

地点：恕园19-205

主讲内容：

Nobody wins a Nobel Prize in literature without having a literary tradition, in which their work is embedded, but also not without transcending that tradition. Therefore, the presentation broadly describes the history of Hungarian literature, with special attention to the “Prose Turn”, which represented a shift in what was regarded as the center of the Hungarian literary system from nationally engaged poetry to novels of universal concerns. Krasznahorkai is a prolific novelist, who already in his first novel Satantango (1985) created a universall valid vision of the human condition, in his development became a global writer working not only for a global audience but also finding inspiration in various locations around the globe.

主讲人简介：

Peter Hajdu is a distinguished Hungarian scholar of comparative literature, literary theory, and classical philology. He is a highly active academic, serving as the editor-in-chief of Neohelicon and holding editorial roles for several other international journals. His career is marked by significant leadership, including presidencies and executive roles in major comparative literature associations (ICLA and the Hungarian CLA) H is also a prolific author and editor, with 6 books, over 130 articles, and 15 edited collections to his name. Currently, he works as a Distinguished Professor at Shenzhen University.

学术预告

Hungarian Literary History and Laszlo Krasznahorkai’s Works

范颖 · 2025-10-09

时间：2025年10月13日14:00

地点：恕园19-205

主讲内容：

Nobody wins a Nobel Prize in literature without having a literary tradition, in which their work is embedded, but also not without transcending that tradition. Therefore, the presentation broadly describes the history of Hungarian literature, with special attention to the “Prose Turn”, which represented a shift in what was regarded as the center of the Hungarian literary system from nationally engaged poetry to novels of universal concerns. Krasznahorkai is a prolific novelist, who already in his first novel Satantango (1985) created a universall valid vision of the human condition, in his development became a global writer working not only for a global audience but also finding inspiration in various locations around the globe.

主讲人简介：

Peter Hajdu is a distinguished Hungarian scholar of comparative literature, literary theory, and classical philology. He is a highly active academic, serving as the editor-in-chief of Neohelicon and holding editorial roles for several other international journals. His career is marked by significant leadership, including presidencies and executive roles in major comparative literature associations (ICLA and the Hungarian CLA) H is also a prolific author and editor, with 6 books, over 130 articles, and 15 edited collections to his name. Currently, he works as a Distinguished Professor at Shenzhen University.