Nation - Fate - Identity

Zoltán Bertha Attila József Prize-winning literary historian, teacher, critic, editor, associate professor at the Károli Gáspár Reformed University has been publishing continuously in the field of Hungarian literature across the border since the 1980s. After the Hungarian bibliography of Romania in the seventies and the selected bibliography of Hungarian literature in Romania, he published a monograph on Tibor Bálint from Cluj-Napoca, András Sütő, who fought in a peculiar Hungarian life-and-death struggle; dedicates an independent study volume to the poet of black and red poems, Sándor Kányádi; to László Németh, who has always been watching Transylvanian literature with a keen eye; to Áron Tamás of Tamás Homer. As an excellent acquaintance with the world of experience of Transylvania and modernity, he pays attention to the cultural-moral-spiritual values of Hungarian literature in Romania, to the national traditions connecting Transylvania with the motherland, and to the questions of Hungarian destiny. In honor of Zoltán Bertha, sixty, the volume mostly selects from literary studies, historical-linguistic-world-literary writings and lyrical pieces that cover the field of interest of the excellent literary historian from here and beyond, from old Hungarian culture to contemporary Hungarian literature. . Wounds Melinda