Vol. 52 No. 1 (2026): Krasznahorkai

Workshop

• The Spider's Task Forword for Literatura's Special Issue: Krasznahorkai

  Dávid Szolláth

  3-9

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• Blind Force or Dissolving Light? Metaphysical Elements in the Prose of László Krasznahorkai

  Gergely Angyalosi

  10-19

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• Negative Aesthetics Intersections in the Poetics of Krasznahorkai and Kertész

  Gábor Szabó

  20-28

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• To Err Variations on a Plot Pattern in Krasznahorkai’s Fiction

  Judit Görözdi

  29-39

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• “Not Even Music, but Heaven Itself” On the Bach-Voices in László Krasznahorkai’s Novel Herscht 07769

  Beatrix Visy

  40-50

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• M./N., the Angel of Death

  Gábor Gelencsér

  51-60

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• Whaling, Art and Obsession László Krasznahorkai, Rotem, Ornan: The Manhattan Project

  Edit Zsadányi

  61-73

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• „tüzes igazság csakis élőbeszédben közölhető” Performativity in the Works of László Krasznahorkai

  Zsófia Júlia Szilágyi

  74-82

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• K and C On Some Less-Explored Contexts of Krasznahorkai’s Oeuvre

  Imre József Balázs

  83-87

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• “Don’t Read the Creation, You Fool!”

  Csaba Horváth

  88-98

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• Should I Stay or Should I Go? Delay and Slowdown in Krasznahorkai László

  Dávid Szolláth

  99-112

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• A Critique of Messianism László Krasznahorkai: Satantango

  Anita Káli

  113-124

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• The Reception of László Krasznahorkai’s Works in Russia Before and after the Nober Prize

  Oksana Iakimenko

  125-137

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• Ubiquitous patterns The Universalism of Symmetry in the Stories A Mountain to the North, a Lake to the South, Paths to the West, a River to the East and Distant Mandate

  Flóra Szilák

  138-146

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• Animal Presence in László Krasznahorkai’s Prose

  Zsuzsa Selyem

  147-155

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