François Bréda (; 20 February 1956 – 16 May 2018) was a Hungarian-Romanian

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, translator and

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Biography

On his mother's side he is grandson of writer, settlement historian, professor

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(1894,

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– 1974) from

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. Her mother is educationalist Enikő Zsuzsanna Lévai. His father, reformed minister Ferenc Bréda (1924–2000) was dean of Hunedoara-Alba County between 1969 and 1988. He graduated elementary school in Odorheiu Secuiesc and Deva. The multicultural atmosphere of his native town follows him during his childhood and primary school years. His first writings appeared in ''Ifjúmunkás'', a youth periodical published in

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. He spent his military service in

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near the

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(1974–1975). From 1975 he studied at the Hungarian-French faculty of the Cluj-Napoca University. He also attended Greek and Latin optional courses at the classical philology faculty in Cluj. He was one of the regular dwellers of the Library of Academy during his student years. It was this period he intensely studied the important authors of scholastic and medieval philosophy (

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, Pierre Abelard,

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). During summer holidays he worked as construction day-labourer, mason stringy at church reconstructions (Haró, Marosillye, Hunedoara County) and ringer. Between 1977 and 1979 he worked as editor of the Hungarian pages of ''Echinox'' cultural university periodical in Cluj, together with András Mihály Beke and Zoltán Bretter. He graduated at the philology faculty of Babeş-Bolyai University in Cluj, receiving qualification in Hungarian-French language and literature. Between 1979 and 1984 he worked as first editor of the Hungarian pages of ''Napoca Universitară'' cultural periodical. Between 1979 and 1984 he also worked as teacher of Hungarian literature and grammar at the

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Primary School. Between 1984 and 1991 he worked as professor of French language and literature in secondary schools, lyceums and high schools in France, first in

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and

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), then in settlements near Paris (

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, Coulommiers,

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, in the field of French and comparative history of literature. Between 1985 and 1991 he was doctorandus of French history of literature at the Angers University, being disciple of literary historian George Cesbron. In the circle of Présence de Gabriel Marcel literary-philosophical fellowship he made acquaintance with

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, Cardinal

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, Archbishop of Paris, writer

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, Georges Lubin, publisher of

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's correspondences, as well as philosopher

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and other important personalities of French culture. He corresponded with sociologist

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and

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. Between 1984 and 1986 he lived in Angers and Cholet, then in Paris between 1986 and 1991. Between 1991 and 1992 he worked as editor at ''Jelenlét'' cultural periodical in Cluj. In 1991 he was founding member of György Bretter Literary Circle, a society with great literary traditions that had ceased to exist in 1983 and being revived after the 1989 revolution in Romania. Between 1992 and 1993 he worked as editor at the Cluj branch of Bucharest-based Kriterion Publishing House. From 1993 he is founding board member of György Bretter Literary Circle. Between 1991 and 1994 he taught French language and literature at Brassai Sámuel Lyceum in Cluj. In 1999 he received a doctorate in theory of literature with his paper on the literary and drama critical work of French existentialist philosopher

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, at the Philology Faculty of Babeş-Bolyai University in Cluj. From 1995 he works as assistant professor at the Theatre and Television Faculty of Babeş-Bolyai University, teaching universal theatre history of Antiquity, basic notions of dramaturgy, theatre aesthetics, Hungarian literature and rhetorics. He discovered the literary oeuvre of Alfréd Reinhold ( Alfred Reynolds; 1907,

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– 1993, London). He translated from French and Romanian languages.

Works

Volumes in Hungarian

* ''A létezéstől a lehetőségig'' (From Being to Possibility). Essays in comparative history of literature and philosophy, Kriterion Publishing House, Forrás-series,

, 1980. * ''Tűzpróba'' (Ordeal by Fire). Poems. Kriterion Publishing House, Bucharest, 1984. * ''Mentális Tárgyak Múzeuma'' (Museum of Mental Objects). Concrete poems. Matthias Studio Paper, Cluj-Napoca, 1999. * ''Antracit'' (Anthracite). Ortho-existential essay. Előretolt Helyőrség Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2002. * ''Golania Magna. A neo-goliárd költészet kritikai vetületei.'' (Golania Magna. Critical Aspects of Neo-

Goliard The goliards were a group of generally young clergy in Europe who wrote satirical Latin poetry in the 12th and 13th centuries of the Middle Ages. They were chiefly clerics who served at or had studied at the universities of France, Germany, Spain, ...

Poetry). Critical works, Grinta Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2005. * ''Mysterium Mythologiae''. Philosophical essay. Grinta Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2005. * ''Nemo''. Poems. AB-ART Publishing House,

Bratislava Bratislava (German: ''Pressburg'', Hungarian: ''Pozsony'') is the Capital city, capital and largest city of the Slovakia, Slovak Republic and the fourth largest of all List of cities and towns on the river Danube, cities on the river Danube. ...

, 2004. * ''Az elszállt szitakötő'' (Butterfly in Mid-Air). Novel. AB-ART Publishing House, Bratislava, 2005. * ''Diva Deva''. Philosophical essay. Grinta Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2006. * ''Golania Magna Secunda. Mitokritikák a neo-goliárd irodalomról'' (Golania Magna Secunda. Mytho-chritics on Neo-Goliard Literature). Critical writings, Irodalmi Jelen Books, Arad, 2007. * ''De amore''. Philosophical essay. AB-ART Publishing House, Bratislava, 2008. * ''Boldogok és Bolondok'' (The Happy and the Insane). Philosophical essay. AB-ART Publishing House, Bratislava, 2008. * ''Lali lakomái'' (Lali's Feasts). Novel. AB-ART Publishing House, Bratislava, 2008. * ''Apolló apológiái''. Aphorismes. AB-ART Publishing House, Bratislava, 2009. * ''Angyal a Monostoron''. Novel. Erdélyi Híradó Kiadó, Előretolt Helyőrség Szépirodalmi Páholy, Előretolt Helyőrség Könyvek Publishing House. Kolozsvár, 2012. * ''De amore. Az emberi psziché Galaktikus Gáláiról, Sikamlós Skáláiról & Gáláns Galádságairól''. Philosophical essay. A borító

John Roddam Spencer Stanhope John Roddam Spencer Stanhope (20 January 1829 – 2 August 1908) was an English artist associated with Edward Burne-Jones and George Frederic Watts and often regarded as a second-wave pre-Raphaelite. His work is also studied within the context ...

Cupid and Psyche Cupid and Psyche is a story originally from ''Metamorphoses'' (also called ''The Golden Ass''), written in the 2nd century AD by Lucius Apuleius Madaurensis (or Platonicus). The tale concerns the overcoming of obstacles to the love between Psy ...

című képének felhasználásával készült. Illusztrációk : Zichy Mihály aktjai. Orpheusz Publishing House,

, 2016. *''Levelek az Utókornak. Theatrvm Temporis''. (Letters post Posterity. Theatrvm Temporis). Philosophical essay. Erdélyi Híradó Kiadó Publishing House, Kolozsvár, 2017. *''Bab és Babér. Theatrum epicum''. (Bean and Laurel). Novel. Irodalmi Jelen Könyvek Publishing House, Arad, 2017.

Volumes in Romanian

* ''Fiinţă şi teatru'' (Being and Theatre). Philosophical essay. Dacia Publishing House, Teatru series, Cluj-Napoca, 2003, * ''Scrisori despre comicul existenţial. Correspondenţă transtemporală'' (Letters on Existential Humour. Trans-temporal Correspondence). Philosophical essay. Grinta Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2006. * ''Oglinda Ochiului. Speculum spectationis'' (The Mirror of the Eye). Philosophical essay. Eikon Publishing House – Editura Remus, Cluj-Napoca, 2010. *''Cercetare în Cer''. Philosophical essay. Editura Școala Ardeleană Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2017.

Volumes in French

* ''La critique littéraire et dramatique de Gabriel Marcel'' (Literary and Drama Critical Work of Gabriel Marcel). Essay, Grinta Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2004. * ''Déclin et Déclic''. Philosophical essay. Remus Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2004. *''Genivs loci''. Philosophical essay. Editura Școala Ardeleană Publishin House, Cluj-Napoca, 2017.

Essays in Literary Critic and History of Ideas

* Ave Csehy ! In : ''Helikon'', 28 (25 June 2007). See Zoltán Csehy * Vanda ... Van ! Az Örök Őrök (Vanda... Exists! The Guards of Eternity). In: ''Korunk'', August 2006. * Esti mese (Bedtime Story). György Méhes. In : ''Helikon'', 2002/ 7, 2–3. * Egy világrendszer keletkezéséről. Adalékok Galilei Dialogójához. (On the Becoming of a World System. To Galilei's Dialogo). In:

Galilei Galilei is a surname, and may refer to: *Vincenzo Galilei (1520–1591), composer, lutenist, and music theorist; father of Galileo *Galileo Galilei (1564–1642), astronomer, philosopher, and physicist *Michelagnolo Galilei (1575–1631), Baroque ...

, Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, the

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and a Copernican. Preface written and notes compiled by Ferenc Bréda. Kriterion, Téka-series, Bucharest, 1983. * Az öntudat alkonya. (Dawn of Consciousness) In : ''A létezéstől a lehetőségig'' (From Being to Possibility). Kriterion, Bucharest, 1980. * Gabriel Marcel et ses contemporains. François Mauriac et Gabriel Marcel. In : Confluențe și particularități europene. Coordonator : Valentin Trifescu. Editura Eikon, Cluj, 2010, pp. 183–209. * Cercetare în Cer. Concepția muzicală a Cerului creștin în gândirea Sfântului Ioan Gură de Aur. In : Austrian Influences and Regional Identities in Transilvania, AB-ART, Bratislava ; Grenzenlose Literatur, Frauenkirchen, 2012, pp. 248–254. * De Cluj jusqu'au Caire. Un créateur multiculturel : le poète, l'écrivain et le metteur en scène Shawkat Seif Eddine bey. In : Romanian – Moroccan Forms of Manifestation in the European Space. Editura Institutului de Științe Politice și Relații Internaționale, Academia Română, București, 2014, pp. 94–108. * Genius Loci. In : Geografii identitare – Identități culturale. Coordinatori Pavel Pușcaș, Valentin Trifescu, Simion Molnar, Vali Ilyes. Volumul 1. Simpozionul multicultural Diva Deva. Presa Universitară Clujeană, Cluj-Napoca, 2014, pp. 31–33. * Cerul creștin : patrimoniu etern al multiversului identității locale transcosmice. Geografia teo-teatrologică a Cerului în gândirea Sfântului Ioan Gură de Aur. In : Patrimoniu și identitate locală. Actele conferinței Patrimoniu și identitate locală, Valea Verde, 5–7 septembrie 2014. Coordinatori : Valentin Trifescu, Vali Ilyes, François Bréda. Editura Universității Alexandru Ioan Cuză,

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, 2015. pp. 163–176. * A létezés mint közönség. Theatrum et theos (teo-teatrológiai napló). In : Előretolt Helyőrség. Ezredévkönyv. Erdélyi Híradó kiadó, Kolozsvár, 2015, pp. 40–42. * Le temple des temps dans le théâtre de Protée. In : Patrimoniu și identitate locală. Actele conferinței Patrimoniu și identitate locală, Valea Verde, 5–7 septembrie 2014. Coordinatori : Valentin Trifescu, Vali Ilyes, François Bréda. Editura Universității Alexandru Ioan Cuză, Iași, 2015. pp. 13–16. *

Translations modifier le code

* Gabriel Marcel, ''Omul problematic'', L’homme problématique (The problematic man). Text translated into Romanian and annotated by François Bréda and Ștefan Melancu. Les Éditions Apostrof, coll. Filosofie contemporană, Cluj-Napoca, 1998. * Jehan Calvus (Chelu Ivan Péter), ''Bumgártész''. Text translated from Romanian into Hungarian by François Bréda. Kalligram Publishing, Bratislava, 2004. * Gabriel Marcel, ''Semnul Crucii'' , Le Signe de la Croix. (The Sign of the Cross). Text translated into Romanian and annotated by François Bréda and Radu Teampău. Târgu Jiu, 1999. Show performed at the Elvira Godeanu Theater in Târgu Jiu in 1999. *

Jean Cocteau Jean Maurice Eugène Clément Cocteau ( , ; ; 5 July 1889 11 October 1963) was a French poet, playwright, novelist, designer, film director, visual artist and critic. He was one of the foremost avant-garde artists of the 20th-c ...

, ''Emberi hang'', La Voix Humaine. (The Human Voice). Text translated into Hungarian by François Bréda. In: Napoca Universitară, 1–3 / 1981. * Christian Palustran, ''Hăul'' ,Abîmes. . (Abyss). Text translated into Romanian by François Bréda and Radu Teampău. Show performed at the Turda State Theater, 1998. * Gabriel Chifu, ''Száz költemény'' ''O sută de poeme'', Cent poèmes. (One hundred poems). Text translated from Romanian into Hungarian by François Bréda, 2008.

Prizes

* Méhes György-Grand Prize, 2005. * Bretter György-Prize, 2010.

Distinction

*''The Knight Cross of Order of Merit of Hungary'', 2017.

Memberships

He is member of Hungarian Writers' Ligue in Transylvania, Romanian Writers' Union, Présence de Gabriel Marcel Association and the Public Body of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

, 2002/ 14, 2–3. * Szőcs István, Grál-visszfények ? In : Helikon, Kolozsvár, 2002/ 15, 2–3. * Szőcs István, Merengő – Mágus Déva vára. In : Helikon, XVIII. évf., 2007., 7. (477.). * Szőcs István, Bréda Capytulációja avagy Szóból ért az ember ! In : Helikon, 2006., 18. (464.) * Szőcs István, Jegyzet – A hmhmhm... A szerelem ... In : Helikon, Kolozsvár, 2008/ 12. *

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, Fiinţã şi Teatru. Teatrul de umbre al luminii. In : Tribuna, nr. 69., 2005. p. 7. * Laura Pavel, Teatru – farsă şi adevăr ? In : Contemporanul-Ideea europeană, XV., nr. 8, 2004. * Mircea Arman, Scrisori despre comicul existenţial. In : Jurnalul Literar,

, 2007, p. 23. * Graţian Cormoş, Trãind în post-istorie, fãrã iluzii. In : Tribuna, Cluj, nr. 96, 2006. * Mihai Borşoş, Democraţia şi omenescul. In : Tribuna, 2008/ 149, p. 6. *

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, Învățăturile magistrului François. În : Tribuna, nr. 207, 16–30 aprilie 2011, p. 5.

* Karácsonyi Zsolt, Nemo és a kutyák. In : A Nagy kilometrik, Helikon, 34/ 2007. * Karácsonyi Zsolt, A margótól az argóig. In : Krónika, 2004. 5–7 Nov * Székely Csaba, A Brettenthetetlenek. In : A Hét, 2004/ 38, 11. * Orbán János Dénes, Merlin Claudiopolisban. In : Bréda, Antracit, Erdélyi Híradó / Előretolt Helyőrség, Kolozsvár, 2002, pp. 5–10. * Farkas Wellmann Endre, Bolondokról, a bolondok nyelvén. In : Krónika, 2008. 21–23 November., p. 6. *

Király Farkas Király is a Hungarian surname, meaning ''king'' (female Királyné/Királynő). Origins of the surname include the Slavonic word of the late 1600s meaning "king". It is also a middle high German word, used as a term of endearment, for curly head ...

, A könyv címe : Nemo. In : Helikon, 2005/ 23. * Király Farkas, A mito-kán most rábeszél . In : Helikon, 2005. július 10. * Martos Gábor, Marsallbot a hátizsákban. A Forrás harmadik nemzedéke. Kolozsvár, 1994. * Szántai János, Jelenés Dívával, Dévával. In : Székelyföld, 2008/ 5. * Szántai János, A klozettolvasó naplójából, 9. (François Bréda, Boldogok és Bolondok, AB-ART, Pozsony, 2008.) In : Helikon, Kolozsvár, 2009/ 1, p. 14. * Martos Gábor, Éjegyenlőség. Írások az erdélyi magyar irodalomról. Erdélyi Híradó Könyv- és Lapkiadó, Kolozsvár, 2000. * Martos Gábor,Volt egyszer egy Fellegvár. Erdélyi Híradó Könyv- és Lapkiadó, Kolozsvár, 1994. * Martos Gábor, Az út vége (?). In : Kép(es) költészet, Patriot kiadó,

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, 1995, pp. 76–80. * Szalai Zsolt, Bréda, Antracit. In : www. szepirodalmifigyelo.hu * Pál Edit Éva, Tudatskalpok és az irodalom. In : www. transindex.ro * Vári Csaba és Sipos Zoltán, Bréda Ferenc, aki Mumu forever. In : www. transindex.ro * Miklós Ágnes Kata, A szóértés feltételei. Nemzedékváltási problémák a hetvenes évek romániai magyar irodalmában. Komp-Press Kiadó, Kolozsvár, pp. 211–214., 2010. * Ștefan Manasia, Învățăturile magistrului François. Oglinda Ochiului, Speculum Spectationis, Cluj, Editura Eikon, 2010. In : Tribuna, nr. 207, 16–30 aprilie 2011, p. 5. * Ani Bradea, Cluj-

sau Paris- Coulommiers e exact același lucru pe la șase dimineața. De vorbă cu François Bréda. In : Tribuna, nr. 279, 16–30 aprilie 2014, p. 12–13. *

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, Irodalmi rosta. Kritikák, esszék, tanulmányok (1976–2014). Polis Könyvkiadó, Kolozsvár, 2014, pp. 129, 220, 233, 599, 647. *

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, * Ștefan Manasia, 19 ianuarie 2016 : O zi pe gustul lui François. In : Tribuna, nr. 325, 16–30 aprilie 2016, p. 19. * Valentin Trifescu, Metode de supraviețuire în filosofia lui François Bréda. In : Tribuna, nr. 346, 1–15 februarie 2017, p. 8–9. * Karácsonyi Zsolt, A szerző mint mű és közöttiség. Egy lehetséges létmód alapvonalai. In : Karácsonyi Zsolt, A gép, ha visszanéz. Mítosz – Média – Színház. Kritikák, tanulmányok. Orpheusz kiadó, Budapest, 2017, pp. 82–92. * Metamorfoze ale identităţii de margine. Volum dedicat lui François Bréda. Coordonatori : Valentin Trifescu, Lóránd Boros, Vali Ilyes, Anca Elisabeta Tatay, Ana-Magdalena Petraru, Georgiana Medrea Estienne. Presa Universitară Clujeană Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, 2016.

References

External links

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Site officiel de l'Association Présence de Gabriel Marcel
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Homepage of Romanian Writer's Union, Cluj-Napoca
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Homepage of Hungarian Scientific Academy
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