Az írás és a képeslap szerepe a Nagy Háborúban. Nők egy háromszéki képeslaphagyaték tükrében
Journal Title: ME.dok - MÉDIA–TÖRTÉNET–KOMMUNIKÁCIÓ - Year 2019, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
(Correspondence and Postcard in the Great War. The Role of Women in a Postcard Collection from Covasna County) The golden age of the postcard began in the second half of the 19th century. After the outbreak of Word War I the postcard’s surface was heavily used by war propaganda. During the war Demeter Annuska, who was born in Kökös in 1901, received a number of postcards which in depicting pristine female fi gures as objects of desire in correlation with general homesickness and longing tell the story of another kind of – but mainly the same – propaganda.
Authors and Affiliations
DÉNES LŐRINCZI
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP481688
- DOI -
- Views 103
- Downloads 0
Extended Self a videojátékok világában / Extended Self in the Video Games
The video game industry began to develop rapidly over the past twenty years and this trend seems to be continue. Nowadays we can say that many budget of AAA video games exceeds the budget of many movies made in Hollywood...
A szöveg kommunikativitása a romániai magyar audiovizuális médiában
(The communicativity of the text in the Hungarian audio-visual media from Romania) In my speech, I stress the importance of the use of language in the radio and television, and the means of communication. Starting from t...
Szerzői jogi alkotás és munkaviszony – a szolgálati művek jogi helyzete / The Legal Situation of the Creations Resulting from Intellectual Work
The creations resulting from intellectual work, based on a labour relationship, an individual labour contract signed by an employer and the employee, are characterized by some particular aspects. Due to the special situa...
Olvasd jobbá az életed! A magyar self-help kultúra helyzete a könyvpiac tükrében
(Read your Life Better! The State of Hungarian Self-help Culture in Light of the Publishing Industry) During the past two decades self-help literature has become a publishing success in Hungary – much like in the rest of...
„Címlapsztorik”
About the title pages of the Hungarian Journals of Transylvania