Milán Füst

Milán Füst ( born July 17, 1888 in Budapest, † July 26, 1967 ) was a Hungarian writer and aesthetics professor.

Life

Fust, who studied law until 1912 and temporarily worked as a teacher, published his first poems in 1909 in " Nyugat ". Have appeared first by poetry ( Változtatnod nem lehet, 1913), Füst was also a playwright ( Boldogtalanok, 1914). His plays were, however late, ever listed shortly before his death, so, for example, in 1940 arisen Drama Negyedik király Henrik ( Henry IV ), which was first seen in 1964 in the Hungarian capital.

His most successful literary work was translated into many languages ​​novel " The story of my wife " (A feleségem története " ), the Füst designed to over 40,000 pages manuscript over a period of seven years and in 1942 completed. 1967, the novel Füst the nomination for the literature Nobel Prize.

For many years Füst was also professor of aesthetics in Budapest.

Works

  • The unfortunates, 1914
  • Advent 1923
  • Smiling faces, 1923
  • King Henry IV, 1940
  • Vision and emotion in art in 1948
  • The story of my wife (A feleségem története ), dt 1962
  • Herbstdüsternisse, 1974
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