Árpád Lőwy’s Permissive Piggery (Disznólkodni szabad) Translated by Andrew C. ROUSE
Andrew C. Rouse
University of Pécs (Hungary)
László Réthy
(Hungary)
Abstract
The appendix includes a selection of poems by László Réthy, who published his works under a penname Árpád Lőwy. These texts complete Andrew C. Rouse’s presentation of Réthy’s/ Lőwy’s poetics published in this volume. Andrew C. Rouse is also a translator of these poems.
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László Réthy, Árpád Lőwy, poetry translation, pornographyReferences
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Lőwy, Árpád. Permissive Piggery. Translated by Andrew C. Rouse. Spechel Egyesület, 2022. Google Scholar
Lőwy, Árpád. Disznólkodni szabad, https://grin.hu/mindburp/selyempapir/dtp.atomki.hu/_ecsedi/Lowy/Lowy-1.html#01 Google Scholar
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Andrew C. RouseUniversity of Pécs Hungary
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László RéthyHungary
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