critical recognition of women's literature in hungary: reception of the 'kitakart psyché' series, 2005-2011

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Abstract
With the appearance in 2005 of Éjszakai állatkert. Antológia a női szexualitásról (Night Zoo. An Anthology of Women's Sexuality), the first volume of the Kitakart Psyché (Uncovered Psyche) anthology series, women's literature finally started to generate serious discussion in the Hungarian literary community. This paper examines the series as a whole, the editors, the contributors, the critical response, as well as the events surrounding publication.
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Authors ;Rachel Miller
Journal environmental science and technology
Year 2011
DOI
10.5195/ahea.2011.39
URL
http://ahea.pitt.edu/ojs/index.php/ahea/article/view/39
Keywords
feminism sexualityhungarylanguage and literature

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