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Hungarian Avant-Garde Theatre in the Twenties and Three Unknown Surrealist Plays by Tibor Déry
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 23 January 2009
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1. See the collection Th 20: Théâtre des années vingt, published by L'Age d'Homme and the CNRS.
2. Dautrey, C. et Guerlain, J. C.: L'aclivisme hongrois (ed. Goutat-Darly, . Montrouge, France)Google Scholar contains a great deal of information on Hungarian avant-garde, with documents translated into French and interesting studies on Kassák, Màcza, avant-garde theatre, etc. See also the short texts by Georges Baal, n. 15.
3. The entire collection of Ma was reprinted facsimile in four volumes by the Hungarian Academy of Science, Budapest.
4. See the biography of Màcza by J. Szabo, n. 2.
5. Ma, 1917, vol. 2, no. 11 (15 Sept. 1917).Google Scholar
6. Ma, 1918, vol. 4, no. 4–6 (10 April–15 June 1918).Google Scholar
7. Ma, 1920, vol. 6, no. 1–4 (1 Nov. 1920–15 Feb. 1921).Google Scholar
8. Ma, 1921, vol. 6, no. 7–8 (1 July–1 Aug. 1921).Google Scholar
9. Ma, 1920, vol. 6, no. 1 (1 Nov. 1920).Google Scholar
10. Ma, ‘Musik und Theater’ (15 Sept. 1924).
11. Two biographies of Déry were published in Hungarian: Déry Tibor by T. Ungvári, Editions Szépirodalmi, Budapest, 1973 and by B. Pomogats. See also Georges Baal, n. 15.
12. Short extracts of What would you like to have for breakfast? were published in Dokumentum, no. 2, January 1927.
13. The Giant Baby, a volume of theatre, Editions Maguetö, Budapest, 1967, in Hungarian.
14. The Cloud Animals (selected poems), Editions Szépirodalmi, Budapest, 1978, in Hungarian.
15. 7 Plays, Editions Szépirodalmi, 1976, Budapest, in Hungarian. Some poems have appeared in German and in French, but so far only one play has been published outside Hungary: Le bébé géant, CERT, Université de Lyon II, F-69500 Bron, in French, translated by Georges Baal. The text is accompanied by an analysis of the Hungarian performances. Le bébé géant had a public reading in Montpellier (1982) by ATRAAL-Théâtre.