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Miklós Jósika

Hungarian author

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contribution to Hungarian literature

  • In Hungarian literature: Romanticism

    Miklós Jósika, a disciple of Sir Walter Scott, was the first successful novelist. His first and best work, the historical novel Abafi (1836), marked a turning point for the genre. József Eötvös, who after the 1848 revolution became a political theorist, produced two of the…

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