József Eötvös and the age of Hungarian reform

Anna Cabak Rédei

József Eötvös and the age of Hungarian reform

Kognitiv semiotik

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The question at stake is to what extent could the Hungarian intelligentsia, here foremost represented by the author and political thinker József Eötvös, in the beginning of the 19th century, take in the ideas of the Enlightment and its notion of equality. By studying Eötvös' highly political novel "Village Notary" some conclusions are made regarding how Rousseau's political philosophy was understood in the Hungarian cultural and social context.

Originalspråk	engelska
Titel på värdpublikation	Modernisation and tradition. European local and manorial societies 1500-1900.
Redaktörer	Kerstin Sundberg, Tomas Germundsson, Kjell Hansen
Förlag	Nordic Academic Press
Status	Published - 2004

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