The Stork Caliph / Mihly Babits /SoftcoverA glyakalifa / Babits MihlyUPC:N/AISBN:9789632764030 / 978-9632764030MPN:N/ABrand Name:Osiris KiadOverviewThe Stork Caliph(A glyakalifa) isMihly Babitssfirst novel, written under the strong influence of earlyFreudian psychoanalysis. The title itself refers to a fable about a caliph transformed into a stork who forgets the magic word that would restore his humanity a fitting metaphor for the divided human psyche. Through the dreamlike and haunting story ofElemr Tbory, a young man torn between multiple identities, Babits explores the dualities of reason and passion, wakefulness and dream, self and shadow.A glyakalifaBabits Mihlyels regnye, amelyet ersen that a koraifreudizmus hatsa. A cm is a tudathasads jelkpv vlik: a mesebeli kalifa glyv vltozik, de elfelejti a varzsszt, amivel visszanyerhetn emberi alakjt. A regny hse,Tbory Elemr, egy fiatalember, aki lmain s ltomsain keresztl prhuzamos letekbe sodrdik, mikzben Babits a llek kettssgt, a jzan sz s a vgy, az brenlt s az lom hatrainak felolddst vizsglja.Product FeaturesFormat:Softcover / KartonltPages:168 pages / 168 oldalLanguage:Hungarian / MagyarDimensions:Approx. standard pocket formatGenre:Psychological novel, Hungarian modernism / Pszicholgiai regny, magyar modernizmusPublication Year:2020Publisher:Osiris KiadEdition Place:BudapestContent HighlightsA psychological novel rooted inFreudian depth psychology, portraying the fragmentation of identity.Alternates between the real and the imaginary: Elemr lives simultaneously as a privileged young man, a suffering apprentice, and a downtrodden clerk.Explores themes ofduality, dream, madness, and identity, with a narrative style ahead of its time.The mystical finale balances the realistic depiction of working-class life with visionary symbolism.Afreudi mlyllektanalapgondolataira pl regny, amely az identits hasadst brzolja.A relis s az irrelis vilg vltakozik: Elemr egyszer gazdag rifi, mskor asztalosinas, vagy ppen megalzott rnok.Kzponti tmi akettssg, lom, rlet s nazonossgkrdsei, ttr elbeszlsmddal.A misztikus befejezst ellenslyozza a trsadalmi valsg s a munkslet realista lersa.Literary ContextPublished in the early 20th century,The Stork Caliphmarks Babitss entry into narrative prose and Hungarian psychological fiction. It reflects the intellectual ferment of its time the clash between science, morality, and subconscious forces. With its compact structure and luminous language, the novel remains amilestone of Hungarian modernist literature.A regny a 20. szzad elejn szletett,Babitsels przai ksrleteknt s a magyar pszicholgiai regny elfutraknt. Tkrzi a kor szellemi vlsgt a tudomny, az erklcs s a tudattalan kzdelmt. Tmr szerkezete, szikrz nyelve s modern szerkesztse rvn a magyar modern irodalommaradand rtke.Author BiographyMihly Babits (18831941) Poet, novelist, translator, and leading figure of Hungarian modernism. A central member of theNyugatliterary circle, Babitss works blend moral reflection with philosophical and psychological depth. His prose and poetry alike probe the tension between intellect and emotion, tradition and innovation.Babits Mihly (18831941) Klt, regnyr, mfordt, a magyar modernizmus kiemelked alakja, aNyugatnemzedknek meghatroz tagja. Mveit erklcsi ignyessg, filozfiai mlys&eacu