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• Sándor Eckhardt’s Historical Journey: From the Minerva Journal to György Bessenyei

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  Zoltán Paál

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  The present study examines the phase of Sándor Eckhardt’s career as a historian associated with
  the journal Minerva during the first half of the 1920s. Throughout this period, Eckhardt primarily
  worked as a member of the Minerva Society and as a contributor to the journal. The aim of this
  paper is to interpret the theoretical writings published there within the narrower context of the
  journal as well as within the broader framework of European historiography. Special attention is
  given to studies on the Enlightenment and the ideas of the French Revolution, as well as to texts
  related to György Bessenyei that, although not published in Minerva, fit organically into the contemporary
  discourse on the Enlightenment.

• Filológia és történetírás határán – Eckhardt Sándor kutatásainak tudománytörténeti kontextusa és helye a Balassi-recepció történetében

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  Zoltán Paál

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  The present paper focuses on Sándor Eckhardt's study on Balassi and Eckhardt's major works in this field, with particular emphasis on their significance in philology and literary history. It reviews Eckhardt's contribution to the textual criticism of Balassi's oeuvre and how he shed new light on the poet's work in the context of the Renaissance and Hungarian literary tradition. The analysis also touches on the methodological innovations that made Eckhardt's work a defining achievement in 20th-century Hungarian literary historiography. The present paper thus not only summarizes but also evaluates Sándor Eckhardt's role in the history of study on Balassi's poetry

• Történetírói irányzatok határán: egy vita tanulságai

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  Zoltán Paál

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  We encounter debates and disagreements every day. From this perspective, interpreting a debate may not seem extraordinary, but perhaps the polemic between Sándor Eckhardt and Jenő Pintér is more complex than an everyday opposition. The purpose of this study is to reconstruct the ideological background of the debate and to highlight the opposing positions of the two scholars. From this approach, Sándor Eckhardt's and Jenő Pintér's interpretations of the relationship between positivism and the history of ideas can gain meaning.

• Eckhardt Sándor szintézisének hármas eszmeköre a szellemtörténet kontextusában

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  Zoltán Paál

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  It can rightly be said that the synthesis entitled "The French Spirit" represents the greatest achievement of historian Sándor Eckhardt's work, and is also a representative expression in Hungarian intellectual history. In close relation, the study examines various stages of synthesis creation, emphasizing the different manifestations of the intellect within the context of historiographical trends. Thus, we are analysing the triple ideology within which, according to the author, the French nation progressed from the Song of Roland to the 20th century.