Mórocz Gábor - Túl a diszharmónián

Through the essay and prose work of Jenő Péterfy, János Asbóth, Zsigmond Justh and Elek Gozsdu, the thesis examines: how the problem of the aesthetic way of being appeared in the 19th century. in Hungarian ideological history at the end of the century. The authors and their in many respects alter-ego heroes are creative personalities capable of a high level of self-awareness, sensitive and rich in emotions, who turn to the world of art as believers and, looking for a way out of the prison of petty reality and their existence, find refuge in aesthetics. It is assumed about this aesthetic way of being that it is not alien to life, because it carries such eternal values ​​that never lose their validity, which the suffering, the anxious, the person fleeing from the world and himself can cling to at any time. The summoned writers of the XX. they had a significant impact on the thinking of several generations of artists in the first half of the 20th century. Gábor Mórocz (1981) obtained a humanities teacher's certificate majoring in history in 2005 and philosophy in 2006 at the University of Szeged. In 2010, he graduated from Pázmány Péter Catholic University, majoring in Hungarian language and literature. In 2015, he graduated from the PPKE Doctoral School of Literary Studies. His field of research is the history of the Hungarian essay and essayistic prose. From 2015, he is the editor of the critique and study section of Magyar Napló.

L'Harmattan For Rent
Philosophy
138 pages
Binding: softboard glued
ISBN: 9789634141921
Author: Gábor Mórocz