1. English The Center of hungarian literature. 02 621 5800 e-mail kirjasto@pori.fi. The Center of hungarian literature was founded in August 1986. http://www.pori.fi/kirjasto/unkari/english.htm

T he Center of Hungarian Literature Porin kaupunginkirjasto - Satakunnan maakuntakirjasto Gallen-Kallelankatu 12 , 28101 Pori tel. 02 - 621 5800 e-mail: kirjasto@pori.fi The Center of Hungarian Literature was founded in August 1986. A year later a similiar center, Suomalaisen kirjallisuuden keskus - Finn Irodalmi Központ, was founded in National Foreign Language Library in Budapest. In Finland there is a nation wide plan concerning rare language materials in libraries. According to the plan certain libraries specialize in rare language materials. They function as reference and inter-library lending libraries who serve the whole country. Other centers are the Romanian Center in the libraries of Toijala and Valkeakoski, Norwegian Center in Espoo, Polish Center in Tampere, Lappish Center in Rovaniemi, Estonian Center in Kotka, Icelandic Center in Kuopio and Danish Center in Turku. Hungary was a natural choice for Pori because one of the most active Finnish-Hungary Clubs, which was founded in 1972 operates here. Also contacts with Pori`s friendship town Eger are very warm.

2. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Hungarian Literature hungarian literature. The language others. In fact from the beginning hungarian literature was much indebted to the religious orders. The http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07560a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... H > Hungarian Literature A B C D ... Z Hungarian Literature The language which has prevailed in Hungary for nearly a thousand years and is spoken at the present day by about 12,000,000 persons, is a pithy and very pliant language, rich in vowel-sounds and fundamentally different from the majority of literary tongues. As was determined by the Jesuit Virginity of Our Lady , c. 1300. Hungarian literature, a markedly national product, was always in closest contact with the historical development of the people, and accordingly may be divided into five periods. The Pre-Reformation Period The pre-Reformation period, which in pre-Christian times, up to about A. D. 1000, produced chiefly popular epics, and after the introduction of Christianity Renaissance Bibliotheca Corvina ). Culture and literature were suddenly brought to a standstill by the invasion of the Turks and the consequent devastation of bishoprics, monasteries, and schools, and later through the divisions and confusion of the Reformation. Reformation and Counter-Reformation Period Towards the middle of the sixteenth century began the printed controversial literature. The polemical warfare was commenced by the

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Greatest Hungarian Poets Index Hungarian Literature Ady, Endre Arany, Janos Jokai, Mor ... Petofi, Sandor The growth of Hungarian literature was influenced by the need to establish the Hungarian language in a written form, by national history, and by foreign literary trends. Latinizing of the culture after Hungary's conversion to Christianity delayed the rise of an indigenous literature, and the Hungarian language was first used to translate religious matter, the earliest known text originating around 1200. Increased translation of religious texts and of the Bible during the Reformation as well as a growth in nationalism sparked by the Turkish invasions gave impetus to the development of a literature written in Hungarian. These factors and the influence of humanism helped to produce Hungary's first true poet, Balint Balassi, and the epic poet Miklos Zrinyi. From the mid-18th century to the 1848 War of Independence, literary growth was accelerated by the Enlightenment, romanticism, and opposition to the Habsburgs. Authors' attempts to promote literature and nationhood gradually bore fruit. Gyorgy Bessenyei founded a learned society; Ferenc Kazinczy led successful efforts at language reform; Karoly Kisfaludy founded the Aurora; and newspapers and other journals flourished. The Academy was created in 1830, the National Theater in 1837. Sandor Kisfaludy, his brother Karoly, and Milhaly Vorosmarty revived Hungary's past. The poets Sandor PETOFI and Janos ARANY and the novelists Jozsef EOTVOS and Maurus JOKAI raised poetry and fiction to new heights.

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