One reason for the difference between rich and poor countries lies in the different degrees to which they exploit Earth's resources in the present and in the past. The four fictitious manifestos interpret the consequences of the destruction of the environment and responsibilities from different points of views (which contain naive, demagogic and aggressive elements).

What makes the oeuvre of the greatest Hungarian poet of the 20th century still relevant today? The answere lies in the connection of the outstanding genius and the social commitment.

The man who inflicted the most serious defeats on the empire of Hitler is the least known figure among the most prominent and victorious military leaders, both in the West and in Hungary, too. This article tries to give a (more) authentic portrait of the marshal – the commander, politician and human being, whose figure, similarly to that of Suvorov, has been transformed into a national hero in the eyes of the Russian people.

This short essay sheds light upon some lines Attila József's poetry connected to the workers' movement that have been misunderstood or misinterpreted.

Rationalisation penetrating into the spheres of social existence is detached from the human being, it determines his will and vision of future, it turns subjectivity into objectivity. However, it is a precondition of the humanization of everyday life that the critical approach throws light upon the power structuers behind this rationalization, the ideologies resulting from them and its laws. In this way the struggle between ideologies offers the possibility of reclaiming action and responsibility in the future.