„Még meg-jö Gyöngyösinek a’ betsületi”. Adalékok egy kiadástervezet hátteréhez

Additional Contributions to the Background of a Planned Edition. The most Important Sources of the Gyöngyösi Receptions in the 18th Century

Demeter, Zsuzsa

Kovács Kiss, Gyöngy

Egyed, Emese

Ilyés, Szilárd-Zoltán

Kerekes, György

Kovács, András

Szász, Alpár Zoltán

Tánczos, Vilmos

Veress, Károly

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2013-01-23T10:39:07Z

2009

2009

Gyöngyösi István (1629–1704)

Porábúl megéledett Főnix

recepció

Kovásznai Sándor (1730–1792)

kiadástervezet

levél

Although an authentic edition of the complete works of István Gyöngyösi, based on revised autograph manuscripts and editiones princeps was only published in the twentieth century, the project had not been unknown for the researchers of Gyöngyösi in earlier centuries, either. The first planned edition is connected to the name of Baron Gedeon I Ráday, who asked István Nagy Szerencsi to complete this task. Beside Szerencsi, two writers from Marosvásárhely, Sándor Kovásznai and Sámuel Zilai also join in in the preparing work of the edition. The planned edition was not completed because of the death of Ráday and Kovásznai in 1792, yet the letters exchanged during the preparatory stage, as well as the explanatory notes of more than nine hundred pages written by Kovásznai to the Porábúl megéledett Főnix (The Phoenix Revived from Ashes) have constituted the most important sources of the Gyöngyösi receptions in the 18th century. Our paper tries to provide additional contributions to the background of this planned edition.

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