On the Advantages of Minority Condition in the Romanian-Hungarian Cultural and Literary Relations

This study analyses the way in which cultural and literary Romanian-Hungarian relations have evolved since World War I in the context of the rapport between majority and minority. Our aim is to analyze, from an interdisciplinary and diachronic perspective, the implications related to culture and identity of the process studied. We raise the problem of bilingualism and its manifestation at the level of bilateral cultural relations, in general, and literary criticism, in particular.