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Ferenczes István

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Ferenczes István

ペンネーム: Ferenczes IstvánArtistic name used in publications and public activity (born Ferencz Salamon István)

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1945-01-01 (Csíkpálfalva, Romania)
国籍
Romanian
言語
Hungarian
宗教
Roman Catholic
居住地歴
Csíkpálfalva (birthplace) → Lugos (secondary education) → Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár) — university → Bucharest — correspondent work → Csíkszereda (Miercurea Ciuc) — editorial and publishing activities

経歴

職業
poet, writer, journalist, editor
活動期間
1967年〜
所属
Hargita (county daily newspaper), Székelyföld (cultural journal, founder & editor), RMDSZ (Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania) — founding participant, Hargita County Council
所属団体
RMDSZ (Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania) — founding participant

学歴

University in Cluj (Kolozsvár) — Biology
Faculty of Science (Biology) / Department of Biology
学位: 理学士
期間: 1963–1967
卒業年: 1967
国: Romania
After graduation taught briefly in his native village

受賞歴

Látó Prize (honorary)
1993
主催: Látó (literary award)
結果: 受賞
Szabó Zoltán Prize
1994
主催: Organization awarding Szabó Zoltán Prize
結果: 受賞
József Attila Prize
2001
主催: Hungary (cultural institution)
結果: 受賞
Spectator Prize
2004
主催: Spectator (media)
結果: 受賞
Balassi Bálint Memorial Sword
2005
主催: Hungarian cultural organization
結果: 受賞
Arany János Prize
2012
主催: Hungarian literary organization
結果: 受賞
Hungary Laurel Wreath Award
2015
主催: Hungary (national cultural institution)
結果: 受賞
Kossuth Prize
2019
対象作品: Lifetime achievement (collected works, editorial activity, etc.)
主催: Hungarian government
結果: 受賞
Prima Prize (Prima Primissima)
2021
主催: Prima Primissima Foundation
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Nyári vándorlások

1972年 poetry

Early collection of poems blending local themes and personal memory.

homelandnaturememory

Utolsó kenyér

1978年 poetry

Collection of poems from 1972–1977 addressing social and personal themes.

societyindividualtradition

Drakula blues. Long Poems' Nights, 1969–2019

2021年 long poems / poetry

A major work surveying decades of poetry; mixes folkloric elements with modern sensibilities.

folklorehistoryexistence

Székely tántorgó

2005年 essays / criticism

Essay collection including reflections on regional culture and personal testimony.

regional culturememoryidentity

全著作

  • Nyári vándorlások. Poems (1972)
  • Utolsó kenyér. Poems 1972–1977 (1978)
  • Ki virággal megveretett. Poems (1984)
  • Mikor Csíkban járt a török. Children's Poems (1986)
  • Megőszülsz mint a fenyvesek. Poems (1988)
  • Indián a Hargitán. Poems for children and parents (1990)
  • Félidő, félpokol. Poems (1994)
  • Hó hull örök vadászmezőkre. Poems and texts (1996)
  • A pepita hangya. Poems for children (1998)
  • Didergés. Poems (2000)
  • Csíksomlyó. Pentecostal Pilgrimage (2000)
  • Sekler songs (Székely songs) (2001)
  • Bacchatio Transsylvanica. Poems (2002)
  • Minerálnájá pesznyá (Ásványdal) (2003)
  • Túlexponált fényképek (2004)
  • Nevedet nevemmel (2005)
  • Ágota könyve (2006)
  • Zazpi (2010)
  • Tündérkert virágai. Transylvanian children's poetry anthology (ed.) (2010)
  • Amor mystica (Mystical Love) (2011)
  • Székely folk ballads (ed.) (2012)
  • Selected Poems (2014)
  • Drakula blues. Long Poems' Nights, 1969–2019 (2021)

作風・主題

文体
Incorporates folkloric and oral tradition elements in lyrical and narrative styleCombines local vocabulary and folkloric imagery with postmodern sensibilities
頻出モチーフ
Székely regional landscape and traditionshomeland and memoryreligious motifs (Catholic elements)intergenerational ties, children and family

評価・遺産

Ferenczes István is an important figure of Transylvanian Hungarian literature; besides poetry he contributed to preserving and promoting regional culture through editorial and publishing work. He received numerous literary awards and was nationally recognized with honors such as the Kossuth Prize in 2019.

資料所蔵先

  • Wikimedia Commons — media files related to István Ferencz S.

豆知識

  • Born Ferencz Salamon István.
  • Born 1 January 1945 in Csíkpálfalva.
  • Recipient of the Kossuth Prize in 2019.