Péter Nádas

From the Bible to the World's Details (1962-2017) How does the Nádas sentence work and what changes it goes through in successive stages of the writing career? What connections ensure the unity of the early narratives, the great novels that are so different from each other, the theatrical works that are in many ways enigmatic, the late autobiography, and the writer's oeuvre of essays? How did this oeuvre shape the defining impressions of the years following the World War, the movement milieu of the fifties, the great experience of the revolution, the medium of the Kádár era that did not help the beginning of the writing career, the Hungarian democracy without citizenship in the nineties and the wider European contradictions? The monograph of Sándor Bazsányi tries to find answers to the numerous questions raised by Nádas's oeuvre with fine analyzes and well-followed reasoning. Your book is accompanied by rich imagery and a number of appendices to make it manual-like.