Vol. 130 No. 2 (2026)

• A forgotten Romantic dramatic poem Bodor Lajos: Álmos, the homecoming poet. Fairy tale

  István Margócsy

  129-148

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• Ignotus Pál and the Szép Szó literary journal

  András Veres

  149-159

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Literary analysis

• József Attila: On the dissonance of Bartók Béla

  György Tverdota

  160-173

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Workshop

• What should an “S” entry supplementing RMNy be about, and how should it be written? Additions to the publication history of the Divine songs (Istenes énekek) and the Heidelberg Catechism

  János Heltai

  174-193

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• Reviczky Gyula and 19th-century religious poetry

  Alinka Ajkay

  194-217

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Minor publications

• Janusz Ostrogski’s marriage and visit to Hungary

  György Gömöri

  218-223

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• “A nation lives through its language” Contributions to the identity-forming role of the national language in early Hungarian literature

  István Bartók

  224-230

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Book reviews

• Gesztelyi, Hermina, and Tünde Móré (eds.): A kora újkori női diskurzus lehetőségei Női tapasztalat a hosszú reformáció kontextusában (The possibilities of early modern female discourse. Female experience in the context of the long Reformation)

  Katalin S. Németh

  231-234

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• Zsupán, Edina: Laudatio principis A wolfenbütteli corvinák (The corvinas kept in Wolfenbüttel)

  Enikő Békés

  235-238

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• Kerti, József: Aranka György költészete (The poetry of Aranka György)

  Rumen István Csörsz

  239-244

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• Szirák, Péter: Az irodalom ígérete Tanulmányok 1998–2023 (The promise of literature. Studies)

  József Lapis

  245-250

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