Pacsirta by Kosztolnyi Dezs (Osiris Kiad, 2019) /PaperbackUPC:9789632763521MPN:OS-3521Brand Name:Osiris KiadSeries:Osiris Dikknyvtr / Hungarian Classics ReferenceOverview / ttekintsEN:Pacsirta(Skylark), first published in 1924, is one ofKosztolnyi Dezssmost refined and emotionally resonant novels. Set in the provincial town of Srszega thinly veiled version of the authors native Szabadka (Subotica)the story captures a week in the life of an aging couple whose plain, unmarried daughter leaves home. Without her, they rediscover the pleasures and hypocrisies of small-town life, only to confront the deep sadness that underlies their existence. Both a biting satire of provincial backwardness and a deeply human study of love, shame, and loneliness,Pacsirtaremains a cornerstone of early 20th-century Hungarian fiction.HU:APacsirta, amely 1924-ben jelent meg elszr,Kosztolnyi Dezsegyik legfinomabb s legmegrendtbb regnye. A trtnet a vidki kisvrosban,Srszegenjtszdik, amelyet az r szlvrosa,Szabadkaihletett. A cselekmny egy ids hzaspr letnek egyetlen hett mesli el, amikor csnycska, reglny lnyuk elutazik s k magukra maradva jra felfedezik a kisvrosi let rmeit s lsgait. A regny egyszerre a vidki elmaradottsg szatrja s a magny, a szeretetvgy s a szgyen mlyen emberi vizsglata. APacsirtaa magyar prza egyik idtlen remekmve.Product Features / TermkjellemzkFormat:Paperback (puhatbls, ragasztkttt)Length:168 pagesLanguage:HungarianGenre:Psychological Novel, Satire, Hungarian ClassicsPublication Year:2019Publisher:Osiris Kiad, BudapestISBN:9789632763521 / 978-9632763521Dimensions:15.0 20.0 cmInteresting Facts / rdekessgekEN:Contemporary critics recognizedPacsirtaas a masterful portrayal of the provincial mindset. Rumors claimed that Kosztolnyi based the title character on his famously unattractive sister, though he neither confirmed nor denied it. The town of Srszeg, inspired by Szabadka, serves as a symbol of both stifling small-town life and nostalgic childhood memory. Kosztolnyis irony is gentle yet devastating: he exposes the cruelty hidden within ordinary respectability. Written between the wars,Pacsirtareflects the disillusionment of a nation mourning lost values, yet it glows with empathy for human frailty.HU:A kortrsak aPacsirtta vidki Magyarorszg leghitelesebb irodalmi brzolsnak tartottk. Sokan gy vltk, hogy a cmszereplt Kosztolnyi csnycska hgrl mintzta, br az r ezt sem megersteni, sem cfolni nem kvnta. A regnybeliSrszegvrosa szimbolikus tr: egyszerre a szks, maradi kzeg s a letnt gyermekkori idill szntere. Kosztolnyi finom irnival, mgis kegyetlen pontossggal mutatja be a kisemberek nmtst s szeretetvgyt. APacsirtaaz elveszett rtkek vilga fltt rzett szeld, de les lts rekviem.About the Series / A sorozatrlEN:TheOsiris Dikknyvtrseries presents enduring works of Hungarian and world literature in revised, student-friendly editions. Each volume offers authoritative texts, contextual introductions, and durable design for both academic use and lifelong reading.HU:Amegjult Osiris Dikknyvtrsorozat a magyar s vilgirodalom klasszikusait gyjti egybe korszer, javtott kiadsban. A sorozat clja, hogy az irodalom rk rtkeit kzel hozza mind a dikokhoz, mind a mvelt olvaskznsghez.Hashtags / KerescmkkEN:#KosztolanyiDeszo #Pacsirta #Skylark #OsirisKiado #HungarianClassics #OsirisDiakkonyvtar #HungarianLiterature #PsychologicalNovel #Sm