Imre József Balázs
Biographic Data
| ID | 9394787 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Imre József Balázs |
| GIVEN NAMES | Imre József |
| FAMILY NAME | Balázs |
| SIGNATURE | BALÁZS I J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Babeș-Bolyai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6776-2112 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Women Artists of the Hungarian Avant-Garde and Their Connections to the Cobra Group
One of the most fascinating examples of networked art groups in 20 th century art history, the Cobra art movement (1948‒1951), disrupted the logic of center-periphery relations in art through a model of cooperation between artistic hubs, in this case, Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam, as the name of the group suggests. However, Cobra soon became a model that was easy to extend to further connections and hubs, including Scandinavia and East Cent…
Women writers and the possibility of a women's literary tradition in Transylvanian Hungarian literature
Within the regional literary canon of Transylvanian Hungarian literature, female authors had a marginal position during the last century, as a quantitative methodology can show. The objective of the paper is to point out the structural dimensions of this marginalization, through exploring patterns in the reception of women authors, and characteristics of the literary field of Transylvanian Hungarian literature. The question is whether thematic or…
New Scales for Regional Studies in Creolizing the Modern
This review article tries to formulate some general remarks about the most innovative elements of Creolizing the Modern: Transylvania across Empires, published by Anca Parvulescu and Manuela Boatcă in 2022 at Cornell University Press, findings that most probably will open up for future research new directions in conceptualizing Transylvanian identities. It also tries to identify some of the problematic aspects of the overview offered by the volum…
Cultural regionalism in Hungarian context
As an introduction to the thematic issue of Hungarian Studies Yearbook , dedicated to Regionalism in culture – cultural regionalism , the article offers an overview of current research interests in the field. Within the domain of Hungarian studies, regional approaches and the idea of cultural areas as an important frame for cultural analysis and comparison was present in research work from the 19 th century. After a general introduction, the arti…
Thury Zsuzsa és az erdélyi magyar irodalom
Thury Zsuzsa (1901-1989) neve sokak számára talán ifjúsági regények budapesti szerzőjeként a legismerősebb. Kevésbé közismertek életművének Erdélyhez kötődő szálai, noha kapcsolathálójában jelen vannak a két világháború közötti erdélyi irodalom legjelentősebb szerzői, és ő maga is publikált szépirodalmi műveket fontos kolozsvári könyvsorozatokban és kiadványokban. Az életmű erdélyi vonatkozásainak összegzése az intézményes kapcsolódás ténye melle…
The Sovietization of Creative Writing in Romania. The Role of the Mihai Eminescu School of Literature and Literary Criticism (1950–1955)
Within the paradigm of socialist realism, one of the means of introducing new models of producing literature in Romania and other neighbouring countries was the Soviet idea and practice of literary training. In the Romanian context, the Mihai Eminescu School of Literature and Literary Criticism from Bucharest was intended to produce the new, young generation of writers that would articulate the new system of values. Reports about the School show …
Hungarian Stories of the Regime Change
Regime change narratives in Hungarian literature gained a new type of consistency around 2010, after two decades of postcommunism. The article analyses narrative strategies of novels written about the regime change, showing their tendency towards a microhistorical approach. The discussed novels include works by such minority authors as Ádám Bodor, Andrea Tompa, Sándor Zsigmond Papp, Zsolt Láng, who represent in their novels the dramatic regime ch…
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The Sovietization of Creative Writing in Romania. The Role of the Mihai Eminescu School of Literature and Literary Criticism (1950–1955)
Within the paradigm of socialist realism, one of the means of introducing new models of producing literature in Romania and other neighbouring countries was the Soviet idea and practice of literary training. In the Romanian context, the Mihai Eminescu School of Literature and Literary Criticism from Bucharest was intended to produce the new, young generation of writers that would articulate the new system of values. Reports about the School show …
Hungarian Stories of the Regime Change
Regime change narratives in Hungarian literature gained a new type of consistency around 2010, after two decades of postcommunism. The article analyses narrative strategies of novels written about the regime change, showing their tendency towards a microhistorical approach. The discussed novels include works by such minority authors as Ádám Bodor, Andrea Tompa, Sándor Zsigmond Papp, Zsolt Láng, who represent in their novels the dramatic regime ch…
Cultural regionalism in Hungarian context
As an introduction to the thematic issue of Hungarian Studies Yearbook , dedicated to Regionalism in culture – cultural regionalism , the article offers an overview of current research interests in the field. Within the domain of Hungarian studies, regional approaches and the idea of cultural areas as an important frame for cultural analysis and comparison was present in research work from the 19 th century. After a general introduction, the arti…
Thury Zsuzsa és az erdélyi magyar irodalom
Thury Zsuzsa (1901-1989) neve sokak számára talán ifjúsági regények budapesti szerzőjeként a legismerősebb. Kevésbé közismertek életművének Erdélyhez kötődő szálai, noha kapcsolathálójában jelen vannak a két világháború közötti erdélyi irodalom legjelentősebb szerzői, és ő maga is publikált szépirodalmi műveket fontos kolozsvári könyvsorozatokban és kiadványokban. Az életmű erdélyi vonatkozásainak összegzése az intézményes kapcsolódás ténye melle…
New Scales for Regional Studies in Creolizing the Modern
This review article tries to formulate some general remarks about the most innovative elements of Creolizing the Modern: Transylvania across Empires, published by Anca Parvulescu and Manuela Boatcă in 2022 at Cornell University Press, findings that most probably will open up for future research new directions in conceptualizing Transylvanian identities. It also tries to identify some of the problematic aspects of the overview offered by the volum…
Women writers and the possibility of a women's literary tradition in Transylvanian Hungarian literature
Within the regional literary canon of Transylvanian Hungarian literature, female authors had a marginal position during the last century, as a quantitative methodology can show. The objective of the paper is to point out the structural dimensions of this marginalization, through exploring patterns in the reception of women authors, and characteristics of the literary field of Transylvanian Hungarian literature. The question is whether thematic or…
Women Artists of the Hungarian Avant-Garde and Their Connections to the Cobra Group
One of the most fascinating examples of networked art groups in 20 th century art history, the Cobra art movement (1948‒1951), disrupted the logic of center-periphery relations in art through a model of cooperation between artistic hubs, in this case, Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam, as the name of the group suggests. However, Cobra soon became a model that was easy to extend to further connections and hubs, including Scandinavia and East Cent…
Art (5 works) · History (5 works) · Hungarian Social, Economic and Educational Studies (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Historical Geopolitical and Social Dynamics (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Central European national history (2 works) · Law (2 works)