részletgazdagságát

Részletgazdagságát is a Hungarian stylistic term that denotes the richness of details in a work—the degree to which it is furnished with specific elements, descriptions, and concrete cues. The concept is used in literary criticism, art theory, and design studies to assess how fully a world, scene, or subject is rendered through particulars.

In literature, részletgazdagságát refers to abundant descriptive passages, precise imagery, and concrete facts that evoke senses and emotion. It can enhance realism, immersion, and interpretive depth, while also slowing pace if overextended. Critics weigh its contribution to character, mood, and setting against potential overload or distraction.

In visual arts and film, the term applies to the density of motifs, textures, props, and environmental details. A high level of detail can create a convincing, tangible world and support thematic readings, whereas excessive detail may impede readability or focus.

Részletgazdagságát is not inherently positive or negative; its value depends on genre, purpose, and audience expectations. It interacts with other stylistic dimensions such as tempo, clarity, and abstraction, often signaling authorial or directoral voice and intent.

Linguistically, the word is formed from részlet (detail) and gazdag (rich) with the suffix -ság to make "richness of details"; the form részletgazdagságát marks the object case and is commonly found in critical discussions, where the critic discusses the degree of richness of detail in a work.