Warum eben Holland?

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dc.contributor.authorTakács, Miklós
dc.date.accessioned2023-02-21T08:42:31Z
dc.date.available2023-02-21T08:42:31Z
dc.date.issued2015-10-01
dc.description.abstractThe present study tries to re-read Milán Füst’s novel with the help of theories of three contemporary Dutch scholars. Mieke Bal’s academic bestseller, The Travelling Concepts helps us to recognize that static notions of masculinity as well as national and gender stereotypes, which are challenged by the novel, have always been changing dynamically. On the basis of Johan Goudsblom’s theories on the relationship between fire and civilization, on time regimes and on the mystery of the origin of the masculine power one can also prove that Füst’s novel keeps on playing with virtues believed to be masculine, such as the self-control and power over the women. And finally, the essays of the socio-psychologist Douwe Draaisma provide explanation for how the autobiographical memory of the narrator-protagonist determines the special narrative structure of the novel, why he is dwelling on superfluous details and why he leaves out years of his life story.de
dc.description.abstractThe present study tries to re-read Milán Füst’s novel with the help of theories of three contemporary Dutch scholars. Mieke Bal’s academic bestseller, The Travelling Concepts helps us to recognize that static notions of masculinity as well as national and gender stereotypes, which are challenged by the novel, have always been changing dynamically. On the basis of Johan Goudsblom’s theories on the relationship between fire and civilization, on time regimes and on the mystery of the origin of the masculine power one can also prove that Füst’s novel keeps on playing with virtues believed to be masculine, such as the self-control and power over the women. And finally, the essays of the socio-psychologist Douwe Draaisma provide explanation for how the autobiographical memory of the narrator-protagonist determines the special narrative structure of the novel, why he is dwelling on superfluous details and why he leaves out years of his life story.en
dc.description.abstractThe present study tries to re-read Milán Füst’s novel with the help of theories of three contemporary Dutch scholars. Mieke Bal’s academic bestseller, The Travelling Concepts helps us to recognize that static notions of masculinity as well as national and gender stereotypes, which are challenged by the novel, have always been changing dynamically. On the basis of Johan Goudsblom’s theories on the relationship between fire and civilization, on time regimes and on the mystery of the origin of the masculine power one can also prove that Füst’s novel keeps on playing with virtues believed to be masculine, such as the self-control and power over the women. And finally, the essays of the socio-psychologist Douwe Draaisma provide explanation for how the autobiographical memory of the narrator-protagonist determines the special narrative structure of the novel, why he is dwelling on superfluous details and why he leaves out years of his life story.hu
dc.description.abstractThe present study tries to re-read Milán Füst’s novel with the help of theories of three contemporary Dutch scholars. Mieke Bal’s academic bestseller, The Travelling Concepts helps us to recognize that static notions of masculinity as well as national and gender stereotypes, which are challenged by the novel, have always been changing dynamically. On the basis of Johan Goudsblom’s theories on the relationship between fire and civilization, on time regimes and on the mystery of the origin of the masculine power one can also prove that Füst’s novel keeps on playing with virtues believed to be masculine, such as the self-control and power over the women. And finally, the essays of the socio-psychologist Douwe Draaisma provide explanation for how the autobiographical memory of the narrator-protagonist determines the special narrative structure of the novel, why he is dwelling on superfluous details and why he leaves out years of his life story.nl
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dc.identifier.citationActa Neerlandica, Nr. 10 (2015): Handel, migratie, hulp - Betrekkingen tussen Hongarije en de Lage Landen door de eeuwen heen , 199-221
dc.identifier.eissn3004-1740
dc.identifier.issn1587-8171
dc.identifier.issue10
dc.identifier.jatitleAN
dc.identifier.jtitleActa Neerlandica
dc.identifier.urihttps://hdl.handle.net/2437/346308en
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dc.relationhttps://ojs.lib.unideb.hu/actaneer/article/view/10688
dc.rights.accessOpen Access
dc.rights.ownerActa Neerlandica
dc.subjecttravelling conceptsen
dc.subjectfire and civilizationen
dc.subjecttime regimesen
dc.subjectmasculinityen
dc.subjectthe western reception of Hungarian literatureen
dc.subjectnational and gender stereotypesen
dc.subjectreminiscence bumpen
dc.subjectautobiographical memoryen
dc.subjectmise en abymeen
dc.subjecttravelling conceptshu
dc.subjectfire and civilizationhu
dc.subjecttime regimeshu
dc.subjectmasculinityhu
dc.subjectthe western reception of Hungarian literaturehu
dc.subjectnational and gender stereotypeshu
dc.subjectreminiscence bumphu
dc.subjectautobiographical memoryhu
dc.subjectmise en abymehu
dc.subjecttravelling conceptsde
dc.subjectfire and civilizationde
dc.subjecttime regimesde
dc.subjectmasculinityde
dc.subjectthe western reception of Hungarian literaturede
dc.subjectnational and gender stereotypesde
dc.subjectreminiscence bumpde
dc.subjectautobiographical memoryde
dc.subjectmise en abymede
dc.subjecttravelling conceptsnl
dc.subjectfire and civilizationnl
dc.subjecttime regimesnl
dc.subjectmasculinitynl
dc.subjectthe western reception of Hungarian literaturenl
dc.subjectnational and gender stereotypesnl
dc.subjectreminiscence bumpnl
dc.subjectautobiographical memorynl
dc.subjectmise en abymenl
dc.titleWarum eben Holland?de
dc.typefolyóiratcikkhu
dc.typearticleen
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