2.  The Hungarian sciences abound with world- famous creators and creations.  Rubik's cube,  The dynamics of Mora,  The ballpoint pen…  literary works in which philosophical ideas appears.

3.  Transylvanian-Hungarian polyglot and mathematician in the 18.century  The Hungarian Encylopedia  He taught rhetoric, Hebrew, Greek and Latin languages.  János died in 1659 on the last day of the year in Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár).  their world theory is the same.

4.  He estaplished the first philosophy paper of Hungary called Filozófiai Szemle.  studied in Bratislava Göttingen then Tübingen and finally in Berlin  the founder of a philosophy school  Experimental psychology, Logic, Criticism and positivism, A man and his world.

5.  important drama  Hungarian poet, writer, lawyer, politician  Society and corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences  important work is The Tragedy of Man.

6.  first published in 1861  searches for the answer of the questions for example:  How can we be happy?  What is the sense of the life?  What is the ideal contact between man and woman like?  What does the freedom mean?

7.  contains fifteen scenes (with ten historical periods)  The main characters are Adam, Eve, Lucifer and the God  God creates the universe, Lucifer decries it as futile  Lucifer puts Adam to sleep  the two begin to travel through history

8.  In the end:  throughout the dream  Adam is older  In the final:  Eva talked to Adam, she’s pregant  Adam when heard this, he don’t want to be a suicide.

9.  poet, literary critic, orator and politician  studied in Debrecen  Kölcsey wrote the Parainesis for his nephew  meaning of a word  he parainesis sets an aim in front of us, is a teacher, onto thinking, an act and creation motivates.

10.  He wrote to his nephew, Kálmán Kölcsey, but all of the Hungarian youth  Parainesis are 40 flat little books.  Asks the question :  What is the happiness for yourself ?  Expected too much from the people nation.

11.  Hungarian poet, writer and translator  born in Szekszárd  studied at the University of Budapest  made a trip to Italy in the same year, which made him interested in Dante  best-known for his lyric poetry  he wanted to become a philosopher

12.  His volume of poems was Leaves  new journal Nyugat  The volume begins with three odes:  In Horatium  Anthem to an Iris- the desire of the full cognition of the Universe  break out from the prison of his personality  but has to live locked after all as blind walnut

13.  artist’s world happens  wants to give rise to emotions in a reader  The goddess of Iris, the rainbow symbolizes the world’s variegation  mental-philosophical depth is typical pf his lyre  Babits turns with predilection to the antique culture

14.  elementary school in the New School  internationally outstanding,  had domestic relations,  he was the most important political thinker of democracy

15.  notable works are:  Force,  justice,  freedom,  The peace treaty and the Hungarian democracy.  Memoirs:  Hungary's situation and the situation of the world