címzettintézett

címzettintézett is a Hungarian literary term that refers to a specific style of writing or literary structure. The concept is related to the idea of providing a title for a literary work that is identical to the author's name, often along with the title of the work. This style is considered a tautological or paradoxical phenomenon, as it creates a title that is essentially a statement of the author's identity, rather than a descriptive title for the work itself.

The címezettintézett phenomenon usually involves a combination of the author's name and the title of the work, often with no additional context or information provided. It is often used in poetry, novels, and other forms of creative writing, and is considered a way to play with the conventions of literary titles. In some cases, the címezettintézett style may be used to subvert the expectations of readers, or to create a sense of irony or humor.

The címezettintézett style has been of interest to literary scholars and critics, who see it as a reflection of the author's relationship with the reader, as well as the complexity of social and cultural norms. The phenomenon has also been noted in other languages, including English, where it may appear in the form of a pseudonymous or anonymous authorial identity.

It is worth noting that the címezettintézett style is not unique to Hungarian literature, but rather a specific manifestation of a broader literary trend. The term has become a useful concept for literary analysis and criticism, as it highlights the tensions between authorship, identity, and the act of writing itself. The study of címezettintézett continues to be an active area of research and debate within the field of literary studies.