Összesen 257 találat (181 - 200) : Litera.
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In our June issue, two of our colleagues publish analysises of the parliamentary elections and their consequences in Hungary and in Israel. “In the April of 2006 the elections created a situation which changed the stabilizing force of the Hungarian political system altogether. It was the … Tovább »
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János Gadó’s editorial deals with the elections in Hungary: „The political right wing in Hungary has stirred and – as for anti-Semitic views – it is carefully starting to disconnect from the extreme right which – along with its traditional version – has acquired an updated version of … Tovább »
A szó primátusa
Tábor Ádámmal beszélget Csáki Márton
Tábor Ádám 1947-ben született. Költő, esszéíró, kritikus, eddig öt kötete jelent meg. Édesapja Tábor Béla (1907-1992), a legjelentősebb magyar dialogikus gondolkodó (A zsidóság két útja, valamint a Szabó Lajossal … Tovább »
Szinte semmivel nem értettem egyet, amit a zsidóságról vagy Izraelről írt, s olykor, ha politikai ellenfeleivel viaskodott, amit gyakran megtett élete utolsó másfél évtizedében, akkor sem tudtam maradéktalanul magaménak érezni a stílusát, mert hajlamos volt sommásan ítélni, egybemosni … Tovább »
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Attila Novák’s editorial was inspired by a short trip to Tunisia: he comments on the relationship between the West and Islam: “The words of Memmi become too quiet next to the multicultural battle cries which only take what it finds pleasant in different civilizations and cultures, and only … Tovább »
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Writing about the controversies of modem Israel, Attila Novák describes the paradoxes determining the Jewish state in his essay, “Refuge of the dispersed?” He believes that “today, in the atomic age, when anti-Semitism has also become global, the chances of destroying Jewry would increase … Tovább »
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The world has recently celebrated the end of World War 2 and the fall of Fascism. In his essay, “Falling stars”, Attila Novák writes about the victims of Communist dictatorships and the responsibility of the Soviet Union. “The main problem is that the joy of May 9 is clouded by what … Tovább »
Summary Gábor T. Szántó, our editor-in-chief, participated in the annual Limmud conference on Jewish culture in London. Commenting on the event, Szántó notes that “in addition to the professional organisation and the rich tapestry of the most diverse views, … Tovább »
Aberrált és provokátor?
Elfriede Jelinek: ez első feminista Nobel-díjas
Mindig is kifejezetten örömet jelent számomra, amikor különböző szeretteim – családtagok, barátok – egymásra találnak. Így vagyok ezzel az irodalomban is. Nagyjából egy időszakban – 2002 táján – … Tovább »
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“It is the hope of the Hungarian government that President Arafat’s historic ambitions will be fulfilled in the not too distant future” said Ferenc Gyurcsány, Hungary’s Prime Minister after Arafat’s death. “What kind of ambitions? More dead Jews in Israeli cafes and shopping centres? … Tovább »
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This month’s issue of Szombat focuses on the Budapest Holocaust Museum scheduled to open in April. The Mazsihisz (Alliance of Jewish Communities in Hungary) offered an out of use synagogue for this purpose, but later the building was renovated in it’s original form which made it not suitable … Tovább »
Gantner Brigitta Eszter
„Ősök keresése”1Martin Buber és a közép-európai zsidó értelmiség a századfordulón2
„Gyűlöltük a családot, a szülői házat. Egyedül álltunk és magányosak voltunk. Zsidó számlázásunk nyomásként, teherként, kötelezettségként nehezedett … Tovább »
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This month’s editorial by Dan Ofry Israeli author offers an assessment of the situation in the Middle East. Pondering over Israel’s possible reaction to current events he sums up the words of the Israeli minister of defense:
The American military campaign in Iraq is not going to be our … Tovább »
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This month we publish a special supplement about the works of Imre Kertész, a Jewish Hungarian writer, this year’s Nobel prize-winning author.
“It was under the communist dictatorship that I fully understood Auschwitz”- explains Mr Kertész in an interview with Ágnes Böhm
“He feels … Tovább »
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Gábor T. Szántó wrote about this year’s Nobel prize winning writer, Imre Kertész: „Kertész claims, with his merciless sense of reality, that Auschwitz is an integral part of history, it was a manmade tragedy, it was not an exception, a derailment, but more of a rule.”
„Cemetery … Tovább »
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In the last decade of the communist regime Hungary’s present Prime Minister, Péter Medgyessy, a high-ranking financial official at the time, signed a document about becoming a deep cover officer of the country’s counter-intelligence agency. This fact triggered the so called “Agent Scandal” … Tovább »
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The long awaited Hungarian Holocaust Museum and Documentation Center will finally open on the 16th of April in 2004, on the Holocaust Remembrance Day in Hungary. The government’s representative has made a promise on this, so hopefully nothing will come in the way of the construction of … Tovább »
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During the last four years of the FIDESZ-government the country has seen a strong economical development and major technological advances. Meanwhile the dinamics of the right wing has triggered a surge of nationalism, a conservative and corporativist mood among those in power. As this is … Tovább »
Simon Markish
Az orosz zsidó irodalom a második világháború és a peresztrojka között*
Orosz zsidó irodalomról – az „irodalom” szót itt tág értelemben használom, az újságírást, a történetírást, a költészetet és a regényt egyaránt beleértve – a XIX. század közepe … Tovább »
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In our previous issue we wrote about the demonstration organized on the anniversary of the liberation of the ghetto in Budapest. This month we publish five speeches made outside Parliament by Péter Kardos chief rabbi, by Ferenc Mádl President of the Hungarian Republic, by János Martonyi … Tovább »