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Tóth Krisztina költő, író, műfordító harminc éve a kortárs magyar irodalom meghatározó szereplője, munkásságát számos irodalmi díjjal elismerték, rendszeresen publikál országos olvasottságú lapokban és magazinokban is. Több mint harminc kötete jelent meg, a verstől a prózán át, valamennyi műfajban alkot. Könyveit tizennyolc idegen nyelvre fordították, többek között angol, francia, cseh vagy finn nyelveken olvashatók a művei. Emellett ő maga is rendszeresen fordít angolból, illetve franciából. Lebilincselő előadásában arra hívja fel a figyelmet, milyen különleges és jótékony szerepet tölthet be az irodalom mindannyiunk életében. Az előadás 2021. december 2-án hangzott el. | Krisztina Tóth has been a prominent figure in contemporary Hungarian literature for the last thirty years. She has been granted numerous literary awards for her works. She publishes articles in various journals and magazines frequently. Krisztina Tóth writes in all genres, from poetry to prose, and has published more than thirty books, which have been translated into eighteen foreign languages. She often translates English and French literature into Hungarian as well. In her fascinating talk she reflects on the role literature should play in everybody's life today. This talk was given on December 2, 2021. Krisztina Tóth has been a prominent figure in contemporary Hungarian literature for the last thirty years. She has been granted numerous literary awards for her works. She publishes articles in various journals and magazines frequently. Krisztina Tóth writes in all genres, from poetry to prose, and has published more than thirty books, which have been translated into eighteen foreign languages. She often translates English and French literature into Hungarian as well. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx