Krisztián Benyovszky

* Ipolyság, 1975. March 22. / critic, literary historian ; ; In 1998 he graduated from the Konstantin University of Nitra in Hungarian-Slovak studies, also from 1998 he has been a lecturer at the Department of Hungarian Language and Literature of the university, and from 1999 a doctoral student at the Department of Slovak Literature. He is a graduate of the Selye János College, and the president of the Sambucus Literary Society, founded in 2001. In 2002 he received the Special Prize of the Madách-Posonium Award for his study volume Rácsmustra , published in 2001 (Novel Reader's Diary from Margit Kafka to Ádám Bodor). ; – He has been present in literature since 1998, and his writings can be read in Hungarian and Czech publications in addition to domestic newspapers. He publishes in both Hungarian and Slovak, and translates from Slovak and Czech. In his first volume, the pragmatic approach to literature prevails, ~ he does not adhere to the methods of a single trend or school, always choosing the theoretical approach that proves to be the most effective in the interpretation of a specific text. ; The semiotic, narratological, rhetorical and hermeneutical analyses are framed by Slavic neostructuralism – within this, František Miko’s stylistic theory. The volume focuses on Ottlik prose. In each text, the author’s reader experiences are prominently present, and the essayistic style of writing dominates. Volume A zeleng szerelt c. provides an insight into the theory of detective stories, crime fiction and the crime novel. The second half of the book contains interpretations of Central European detective stories. ; ; Works: A zeleng szerelt. Detective stories and their Central European traces of memory, textbook, Po. 2003. ; ; Translations: Michal Ajvaz: The Old Monitor Lizard Returns, Bp. 2004. ; ; Literature: Zoltán Németh: “The possibilities of a professional reader…”, Krisztián Benyovszky on his volume Rácsmustra , ISZ 2002/6, Péter Rácz I.: Memorable diary reading, És 2002. 1. 4., József Keserű: Traces, traces, ÚSZ Bookmark 2003. 10. 23., Anikó Dusík: The poetics of initiation, Kalligram 2004/10, Tibor Bárány: The truth in the trail, És 2003. 10. 24., József Keserű: The (partial) reading of Rácsmustra , Somorjai disputa 1., 2003. ;

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