The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME XLIII * No. 167 * Autumn 2002

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VOLUME XLIII * No. 167 * Autumn 2002

Single-Person Groups and Globalisation
by Vilmos Csányi

The Writer Who Believed in Miracles: Antal Szerb 1901–1945
by György Poszler

A Dog Named Madelon (Short story)
by Antal Szerb

Poems
by László Bertók

Ambaradan: On the Literaturexpress 2000
by László Garaczi

The Return of Corneille
by Gábor Pataki

A Hungarian on the Silk Road
by Ágnes Kelecsényi

The Smell of Prison. (Part 3)
by Ádám Bodor

Dohnányi Redeemed (Ilona von Dohnányi: A Song of Life)
by Alan Walker

L'Allegro, Il Penseroso and Il Moderato
The Pianists Zoltán Kocsis, Dezső Ránki and András Schiff
by Kristóf Csengery

Ideals, Dogmas, Passions
A Budapest Interview with Nikolaus Harnoncourt
by András Batta

A Joyful Economist: Tibor Scitovsky (1910–2002)
by János Kornai

VOLUME XLIX * No. 189 * Spring 2008

Schengen Blues
Gábor Miklósi

Edward Teller—Guardian of Freedom or Dr. Strangelove?
István Hargittai

VOLUME XLVIII * No. 188 * Winter 2007

Struck by Apollo!
Remembering György Ligeti
György Kurtág

Brassaï: The Hungarian Documents
A Chronology in Letters 1940–1984
Károly Kincses

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