Kurucz Anikó - Hang szó person - Hamvas Béla nyelv-gondolkodásának filozófiai and poétikai aspektusai

The processing of Béla Hamvas's work in a scientific manner, the overview of his view of art, his view of science, and his phenomenology of religion is the task of numerous studies and monographs. My writing chose the linguistic aspect among the many, and was examined within its scope, i.e. I analyzed the peculiarities of Hamvas's approach to language, the linguistic aspects of his concept of truth (alétheia), his conception of poetry, the word concepts of his novel, and the narrative procedures of this prose language. Following Lajos Szabó, Ashvas spoke about language thinking: in this way of thinking, the so-called human being in crisis is its maturation into authentic existence takes place in the realization that is intertwined with language. The person, as a constant possibility of being addressed, the radical openness of being attuned to you, and the word, as the possibility of the whole of existence opening up again and again, will be the focal points of this realization. This volume thus - in accordance with the multivocal nature of the examined oeuvre - tried to approach this language thinking in the context of literary and existential horizons, as well as to offer perspectives for the perspective research on Hamvas, to override the extremes of the reception labeling it with ideological/ideological criticism signs, and above all to contribute to the fact that Hungarian thinking - and understand the oeuvre of Béla Hamvas as an integral part of literary history.

ANIKÓ KURUCZ (1983, Ajka) obtained a degree in Hungarian-Russian at the University of Pécs, then obtained a doctorate in 2019 at the Department of Hungarian Language and Literature of the János Selye University in Révkomárom. In 2020-2021, he conducted postdoctoral research thanks to the Hungarian State Eötvös Scholarship. In his writings, he mainly deals with literary and art theory and philosophical questions. He wrote his thesis and then his dissertation on the work of Béla Hamvas. She lives in Kürtő and is the mother of three children.