It reported only selected editions and a few biographies for the 101 authors it noted-all of them writers whose careers were well established by 1945. The earlier volume endeavored chiefly to cover reference Works, general works on literary history and fields related to its study, and surveys and studies of literary periods and genres. This bibliography is an extension of my Introductory bibliography to the study of Hungarian literature (1964), and is to be used in conjunction with that work. Middle-class, populist, and socialist literature (1915-1945) Search for new paths and the progressives of Nyugat (1905-1918)ī. Scholarly and Literary Periodicals from Which Articles are Cited in The Main EntriesĬounter-Reformation and Baroque (1630-1772)Ī. Newspapers and Literary and Learned Periodicals Literary Awards, Societies, Newspapers, and Periodicals Mentioned in The Biographical Sketches

Literary Revival, Age of Reform, and Romanticism (1772-1849)Īge of Modern Literary Trends (1905-1945) Histories of and Treatises on Literary and Related Subjects by Periods

General Histories of Hungarian Literature Grammar of and Treatise on The Hungarian Languageįoreign Literary Influences and Relations Hungarian, Hungarian-English Dictionaries Literary and Cultural Influences and RelationsĬlassified and Detailed Bibliographies of Literature and Related Subjects And Its Study Published from Jto August 1, 1965īibliographies of Bibliographies and Guide to Reference Works

Élőbeszéd by István Kemény