Vol. 139 No. 3-4 (2023)

Tanulmányok

• A sajtótörténeti különszám elé

  Tibor Klestenitz

  313-316

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• On the French Sources of the Fashion Plates of the Hungarian Reform Era Fashion Magazines

  Zsolt Mészáros

  317-336

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• A celebrity author from the reform era: Ignác Nagy

  Mónika Mátay

  337-357

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• Thematization of the news of the “November Uprising” in the “Erdélyi Híradó” and “Jelenkor” reform-era newspapers Investigative methodological possibilities for thematization of news, news value and public opinion in the newspapers of the reform period

  András Döbör

  358-375

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• The relationship between Figyelmező and Hungarian conservatives after the defeat of the War of Independence

  Bálint Krizsán

  376-387

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• György Apponyi as a journal founder

  Szilvia Czinege

  388-404

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• The life journey of a rural printer and publisher in the age of dualism

  Bálint Pető

  405-419

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• “Humanitarian giddiness” and “Turkophile demonstrations” Parallels between the British and Hungarian press and public opinion during the Great Eastern Crisis of 1875–1878

  Bertalan Bordás

  420-438

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• Vasárnapi Ujság and scientific dissemination

  Zsuzsanna Rózsafalvi

  439-448

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• The glory of Matthias Corvinus is the light of the capital The royal oeuvre in the columns of the Vasárnapi Ujság

  Edit Dr. Fabó

  449-473

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• The establishment of the Hungarian Protestant Literary Society and the issue of the religious popular press

  Tibor Klestenitz

  474-487

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• Gustav Mahler and Hungary The reception of the Budapest years in the contemporary Hungarian press, with particular regard to Pester Lloyd

  Hedvig Ujvári

  488-506

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• Public relations The „interactive” initiatives of A Hét and Uj Idők (1889‒1914)

  Franciska Dede

  507-527

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• The metamorphoses of Árpád and the monarchs Painting-caricatures of Hungarian artists on the pages of comic papers (1890–1910)

  Ágnes Tamás

  528-548

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• The situation of the Hungarian press in Transylvania, Partium and Banat in the last decade of the 19th century (1890–1900)

  János Fleisz

  549-564

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• An Anti-church Phenomenon in the Capital of Catholicism The Anti-clerical Articles of Egri Munkás (1910–1911)

  Dávid Molnár

  565-579

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• (Self-)mobilization in the Kotányi paprika ads appearing in Borsszem Jankó

  Melinda Bóka

  580-599

  • pdf (Hungarian)
• The background of Henrik Marczali’s How was the Great War prepared? study

  Turbucz Péter

  600-609

  • pdf (Hungarian)

• Számunk szerzői

  611

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