Appearance, Context and Comparison of the City and The Urban Environment in the Prose Works of Borislav Pekić and László Végel
Abstract
In this scientific work, I will go in for the research of cities that are described in Serbian and Hungarian literature, I will talk about their appearance and context related to the development and progress of humanity itself. After determining the authors' attitudes towards cities, I will deal with their comparison in the novels Atlantis and Neoplanta, in order to determine their purpose for today’s society, how much the city as such is a positive / negative space from its early, urban development to today.
References
Pekić, Borislav. 1988. Atlantida, knj. 2. Zagreb: Znanje.
Vegel, Laslo. 2019. Neoplanta ili Obećana zemlja. Prevod: Arpad Vicko. Novi Sad: Akademska knjiga.
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