Teológus – teológia nélkül. Ravasz László kolozsvári egyetemi évei
Theologian – without theology. The student years of László Ravasz at Kolozsvár/Cluj
Author(s): Árpád KulcsárSubject(s): Media studies, History of Church(es), Aesthetics, Pre-WW I & WW I (1900 -1919), Other Christian Denominations
Published by: Erdélyi Református Egyházkerület
Keywords: László Ravasz; journalism; poetry; philosophy; esthetics; theology and journalism; theology and literature;
Summary/Abstract: In this paper I present a thorough examination of Laszló Ravasz’s publications from the period 1901–1903, when he was a student of the Protestant Theological Seminary and the State University of Cluj/Kolozsvár. In this period, he shows signs of uncertainty whether to become a Reformed minister or a journalist, novelist, or critic. This period of life of a student is typically characterised by an interest in almost everything. He writes more than forty poems, short novels, theatrical critics, but most often he relates about the student life in the magazine Kolozsvári Egyetemi Lapok. He attempts to follow well-known journalist of his time. His descriptive writings demonstrate how good a writer he was already in the early years of his career.
Journal: Református Szemle
- Issue Year: 113/2020
- Issue No: 5
- Page Range: 491-522
- Page Count: 32
- Language: Hungarian