Oldal 8 [8]
CONTENTS
II. SOUTHERN EUROPE AND EAST CENTRAL EUROPE
SANTIAGO PÉREZ ISASI: Iberianism, Nationalism and (Literary) Regeneration:
a Chapter for a Comparative Iberian Literary History............ 369
TAMAS BuUBNO: Nationality: Greek Catholic. Father Janos Boksay —
Joann Boksaj (1874-1940) Subcarpathian Composer ............ 383
ILDIKÓ Sz. KRISTÓF: Alexander von Humboldt and Hungary:
National Identity and the Emergence of Modern Sciences . . . . . . . . . . 391
ESZTER TARJÁNYI: National Identity as a Literary Ouestion:
The Specific Application of the Anecdote in Hungarian Fin-de-siécle
Literature. ..............................,..... 407
TIBOR GINTLI: Noble and Bourgeois Values in Hungarian Literature in the Last
Decades of the 19"* Century and the First Decades of the 20" Century... . 421
IVANA TARANENKOVA: Against Progress: Utopia, Idyll, Nostalgia
and Melancholy. (National Identity and Modernity in Slovak Literature,
1880-1900).................................... 429
CSABA HORVÁTH: The Lost Land of Ours — The image of Koëice in the
Works of Sándor Mérai and Duëan Simko .................. 439
MONIKA PILKHOFFER: National Stylistic Aspirations in the Architecture
ofthe Austro-Hungarian Monarchy ...................... 447
ALEXANDRA M. Szagö: Béla Zsolt, the Hungarian “Sociologist of Jewry" . . 461
DAGMAR KROCANOVA: The Role of Theatre and Drama in Building
the Slovak National Identity in the Interwar Period ............. 471
Authors ....................................... 481