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Gendered Peace: Four Hungarian Women Writers Against the Two World Wars
Authors:Ákos Farkas
Institution:1. Department of English Studies, E?tv?s Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest, Hungaryfarkas.akos@btk.elte.hu
Abstract:Hungary's leading women writers from Margit Kaffka to Piroska Szenes took passionate sides when compelled to choose between the ‘maternal’ protection of life and the patriot's loyalty to ‘fatherland’. ‘If only?…?this whole wartime world was turned upside down!’ and ‘No peace on earth before the last bit of soil?…?is regained!’ were characteristic wishes made by women writers on either side of the pacifist versus patriot divide. The article seeks to answer the question what, beyond background and temperament, motivated the emblematic female figures of Hungary's interwar literature coming out in favour of peace, country, or both.
Keywords:Hungarian literature  literature and politics  pacifism and patriotism in literature  women writers  the Hungarian journal Nyugat  World Wars I and II  Hungarians and Slovaks
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