Owaimer Oliver: The Birth of the Poet

calendar_month Date: Mar 11. Wednesday, 18:00 - Mar 11. Wednesday, 19:30
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Location: Deák Ferenc u. 18., Szeged, Hungary, 6720
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Owaimer Oliver, a young literary historian and book among us, will be greeted before the anniversary of the revolution on the stage of the Grand Café. He will also ask the author about the development of the Petőfi cult and the workshops of the literary history work.

Owaimer Oliver: The Birth of the Poet the development of Petőfi memory Academic Publisher, 2025

The book examines how Sándor Petőfi could become one of the most defining forms of Hungarian memory, and how the multifaceted socio-cultural construct, known today as the Petőfi cult, was developed. Its starting point is that the poet's afterlife has become at least as important today as the literary oeuvre itself. Through the examination of the operation of history, art and the press, it presents the dynamic work of social memory in sub-areas in a systematic framework. He focuses primarily on the popular aspects of memory, showing how he became both a historical person, a hero of legends and a national symbol of the poetry lost without a trace in the battle between the White Church and Segesvár.

// OWAIMER OLIVER He is a literary historian and critic of the Petőfi Literary Museum.He was born in Budapest in 1995 and has lived in Szeged since 2014 and has been proud of him at the University of Szeged.He has been publishing regularly since 2020: he publishes literary and contemporary literary writings in various journals and volumes. His first monograph was published this year The birth of the poet: The Development of Petőfi Memorial.

// RADNAI DÁNIEL SABOL Born in Pécs in 1995. Literature historian, critic, currently living in Nyíregyháza, lecturer of the University of Nyíregyháza and associate of ELTE HTK Literature Research Institute.

Access to the program is free, but the income of the appointed slush fund supports the Literary programs of the Grand Café from the bottom.

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