The intellectual and cultural scene in the Dual Monarchy

Szegedy-Maszák, Mihály (2007) The intellectual and cultural scene in the Dual Monarchy. Hungarian Studies, 21 (1-2). pp. 261-295. ISSN 0236-6568

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Abstract

The intellectual and artistic culture of the Dual Monarchy was marked by a diversity and richness that was inseparable from the multi-ethnic and multilingual nature of the Habsburg territories. As attempts to integrate the variety of cultural products of the Monarchy into a coherent identity run the risk of oversimplification, the following article offers a discussion of the works of several individual authors, artists, composers, philosophers, and scientists, locating these works within often divergent intellectual and artistic trends the broad range of which may be the single most conspicuous feature of the cultural identity of the Habsburg Empire. It presents the legacy of the Dual Monarchy as one rich in diverse contributions to the cultures of Europe and the world.

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