HUN455H1: Hungary and Europe: Cultural Adaptation in the Late 20th Century

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12L/12S

Focus on literature, art, mass media, and popular culture in post-1990 Hungary with special emphasis on the past ties to European culture and the impact of European integration. Readings in English (also available in Hungarian).

Breadth Requirements

Creative and Cultural Representations (1)

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HUN455H1: Hungary and Europe: Cultural Adaptation in the Late 20th Century