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: Some Hungarian literary theory papers, such as those in "Intermedial Encounters" , discuss survival ( túlélés ) as a structural "scar" or "interruption" in memory and narrative, often citing Jacques Derrida.

: A prominent study by Vera Békés titled "Resilience in Holocaust Survivors: A Study of Defense Mechanisms in Holocaust Narratives" analyzes how survivors used specific psychological defense mechanisms to maintain cognitive functioning despite severe trauma.

Below are notable papers and research topics related to the concept: TГєlГ©l

: A 2021 study by Tamás Kozma published in the journal Educatio , which uses the OECD as a case study for institutional survival and adaptation in a globalized context.

g., medical, business, or psychological), or were you referring to a specific named Túlél? A túlélő szervezet in: Educatio Volume 30 Issue 4 (2022) : Some Hungarian literary theory papers, such as

: A book chapter by Gabriel Finder exploring the representation of child survivors ( gyermek túlélők ) in post-WWII Hungarian collective memory and art. 3. Literary and Theoretical Studies

: Research exploring how healthcare organizations maintain stability and "survive" during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. 2. Psychology and Trauma (Túlélő / Survivors) Literary and Theoretical Studies : Research exploring how

: For those researching the term from a linguistic or structural perspective, the paper Hungarian Essential Grammar provides context on how prefixing (like túl- meaning "over/extra") changes root meanings in Hungarian.