Letteratura della dissidenza. Come parlare del 1956 a partire dal 1957

After the Budapest revolution of 1956, a long period of political repression began, which hit all Hungarian intellectuals. Among those who had previously emigrated, together with those who remained in their homeland, there were authors who decided to offer a representation of the revolution and the period of repression, as well as the dynamics of political dissidence, in works that were particularly significant for the reconstruction of the relationship between politics and culture starting from the late 1960s. This article examines in particular the works of M. Szabó, Sz. Rubin and I. Rácz.