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Examines the representation of Hungarian cultural identity in exile characters, highlighting implications for understanding nationalism.
Focusing on the stories within "Edouard, Juliette, Lena" and "Speck's Idea," this paper examines the role of and representation of Hungarian cultural identity in Mavis Gallant. It explores the understanding Gallant showed for particular European cultures, examines the "Hungarianness" of Gallant's characters, while considering themes of exile, otherness, and exclusion. I argue that Gallant's portrayal of characters such as Sandor Speck displays the psychology of exile and fear. Such stories are also crucial for understanding nationalism and otherness in the Europe of the present.
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