Kháron ladikján

by Gyula Illyés

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A poet, dramatist, novelist, essayist, and translator, Illyes published his first volume of poems in 1928. His published works amount to more than 35 volumes in Hungarian. He was one of the leaders of the populist movement in literature, which attempted to "explore the village" and to write about the squalid condition of the peasantry. His largely show more autobiographical study of the peasantry, People of the Puszta, is considered a classic. Illyes always wrote in the "daily language of simple people," drawing on the wealth and rhythms of the Hungarian language. (Bowker Author Biography) show less

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The English volume Charon's Ferry, which is a selection of poems, is not the same work as the Hungarian Kháron ladikján, which is a novel. Please do not combine these.

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Fiction and Literature
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894.511132Literature & rhetoricAsian LiteratureLiteratures of Altaic, Uralic, Hyperborean, Dravidian languages; literatures of miscellaneous languages of south AsiaFinno-Ugric languagesUgric languagesHungarianHungarian poetry1900–2000Early 20th century 1900–1945
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PH3241 .I55 .K5Language and LiteratureUralic languages. Basque languageUralic. BasqueHungarian

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