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Ágnes Dóbék, Gábor Mészáros and Gábor Vaderna, eds. Media and Literature in Multilingual Hungary 1770–1820. Reciti Konferenciakötetek 3. Budapest: reciti, 2019.

The period covered in this volume was particularly important in Hungarian cultural history regarding the interactions of print media with other social and cultural formations. The expansion of the market of media products was accompanied by the acceleration of social communication and the broadening of its participant base. Weekly newspapers and periodicals published only a few times a year followed international patterns. As new reading habits and editorial-authorial roles emerged, an increasing number of people took advantage of the new opportunities to publish. Some newspapers and periodicals published political and economic news, while in other outlets more space was devoted to publications focusing on scientific, medical, and agricultural topics. As scientific and educational texts had to make up for the deficiencies of public education, many periodicals published historical portraits and descriptions of historical events, but astrological, geographical, botanical, and zoological announcements, too. Thus, the majority of the newspapers and periodicals both served as a means of communication among scholars and as a frequent forum for enlightened national endeavours. Essays in this collection reveal the cultural dynamism of multilingual media in the Hungarian Kingdom, as well as the centrality of the press to our understanding of the period from 1770 to 1820.

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Table of Contents

• Gábor Vaderna:
  Language, Media and Politics in the Hungarian Kingdom between 1770 and 1820

• István Fried:
  Mehrsprachigkeit in den ersten Jahrzehnten der ungarischen Zeitschriftenliteratur
• Suzana Coha:
  History of Journalism in the Croatian Lands from the Beginnings until the Croatian National Revival
• Eva Kowalská:
  Die erste slowakische Zeitung Presspůrské nowiny zwischen Journalismus und Patriotismus
• Andrea Seidler:
  Höfische Berichterstattung in der Preßburger Zeitung. Reflexionen über die mediale Präsenz des Kaiserpaares Franz I. Stephan und Maria Theresias in den frühen Jahren des Periodikums
• Réka Lengyel:
  The Newspaper as a Medium for Developing National Language, Literature, and Science. Mátyás Rát and the Magyar Hírmondó between 1780 and 1782
• Annamária Biró:
  Siebenbürgische Präsenz in der Presse Westungarns. Die Korrespondenten Johann Seivert und József Benkő
• Gábor Vaderna:
  Möglichkeiten der Urbanität in der ungarischen Zeitschrift Mindenes Gyűjtemény
• Rumen István Csörsz:
  The Literary Program of István Sándor and the Periodical Sokféle (1791–1808)
• Olga Granasztói:
  The Paper Hazai Tudósítások and the Beginnings of the Cult of Monuments Through the Lens of Ferenc Kazinczy’s Articles (1806–1808)
• Béla Hegedüs:
  Literary History as an Argument for the Existence of Literature. Miklós Révai’s Call in Magyar Hírmondó and Költeményes Magyar Gyűjtemény
• Margit Kiss:
  Magyar Hírmondó and Dictionary Proposals
• András Döbör:
  Sándor Szacsvay’s Underworld Dialogues as Political Publicisms in the 1789 Year of the Enlightenment-Era Newspaper Magyar Kurír
• Piroska Balogh:
  Johann Ludwig Schedius’s Literärischer Anzeiger and the Tradition of Critical Journalism in the Kingdom of Hungary around 1800
• Norbert Béres:
  „Roman und was besser ist, als Roman“ Über die Vertriebsstrategien des Romans
• Katalin Czibula:
  Der Beginn der Theaterkritik in der deutsch- und ungarischsprachigen Presse in Westungarn
• Ágnes Dóbék:
  Reports on European Publishing Culture in the Journals of Western Hungary
• Zsófia Bárány:
  Catholic and Protestant Union-Plans in the Kingdom of Hungary between 1817 and 1841. The Golden Age of “Public Opinion” and the Memory of the Reformation in Veszprém County

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Media and Literature in Multilingual Hungary
1770–1820
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Edited by:
Ágnes Dóbék
Gábor Mészáros
Vaderna Gábor
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Edited by:
Zsuzsa Török
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Proof readers:
Bernhard Heiller
Thomas Edward Hunter
Andrew C. Rouse
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Supported by the “Lendület” (“Momentum”) program of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
“Literary Culture in Western Hungary, 1770–1820” Research Group

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HU ISSN 2630-953X
ISBN 978-615-5478-70-3
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2019