KnowraHungarian literatureLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Hungarian literature, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 1Narrower topic 8Compared with 1The ApostleNarrower topic: The Apostle became one of Petőfi’s major works in Hungarian literary history.Hungarian languageRelated: Its history demonstrates the language’s expressive range and changing literary conventions.Romanian literatureCompared with: It developed alongside Romanian writing in multilingual Transylvania but in a different language tradition.László KrasznahorkaiNarrower topic: His novels belong to a national literary tradition while taking an unusually expansive, modernist form.Mór JókaiNarrower topic: Jókai became one of its most widely read and influential nineteenth-century authors.Attila JózsefNarrower topic: József’s language and literary inheritance place him within this national tradition.Endre AdyNarrower topic: Ady transformed this national tradition through modernist form and social critique.Ferenc MolnárNarrower topic: Molnár became one of Hungary’s most internationally performed dramatists.Géza GárdonyiNarrower topic: Gárdonyi’s career belongs to the major literary tradition formed in Hungarian.Magda SzabóNarrower topic: Szabó’s language and literary traditions belong to this national canon.