Morsányi Bernadett - Egyedül szembejövet

Bernadett Morsányi's monograph on Dobai not only re-draws the exciting and disturbing oeuvre of a partially known, partially forgotten, partially sidelined artist, but also reconstructs an intellectual perspective that casts a penetrating light on the age movements of around fifty years, highlighting some of its thickening and climaxes.

Together with the complexity of Dobai's oeuvre, it presents a possible, but pushed aside by many interests, alternative literary practice, which was shaped by the form-creating argument of visual thinking (film) and linguistic system research.

The author of the world-famous Mephisto (István Szabó's film), the creator of the film-historical archaic torso, the creator of the Bone Grinders (novel) and Imago (story), the figurative language master pioneer of Riding Out of an Autumn Fortress and Egy arc modosulsái (volumes of poems), both individually and together, are an inimitable model. creates, in which the fallible and heroic life is solidified into a timeless work of art.

This book does a lot to get to know Péter Dobai, a creator who is indispensable to the integrity of our memory. (Endre Skárosi)

BERNADETT MORSÁNYI was born in 1981 in Budapest, writer, literary historian. His book: The Few-Year-Old Boy and Other (Boring) Stories (2015)