Conferences / 2010 - Szeged, Hungary / Submitted Papers - American Hungarian Educators Association

Invited

Arts

Bognár, Judit KirályExhibit: Modern Artwork Honoring Hungarian Traditions

Kálmán, Gábor“There was once”

Munteán, László‘Image Architecture’ to Camouflage: Lajos Kassák and György Kepes

Orbán, ClaraRecent Hungarian Comic Cinema: Bridges to the World, Bridges to the Self

Pigniczky, RékaDocumentary film: Incubator

Szabó, LillaJózsef Domján and Other Hungarian Graphic Artists in America

Cultural Studies

Bock, JuliaMajor Contributions of Hungarian Jewish Doctors to Medicine during the Twenties Century

Fodor, Mónika“Hungary 101”—Meanings and Uses of History in Narrative Ethno-Cultural Identity Construction among Hungarian-Americans

Marsovszky, MagdalenaAntisemitism in Hungary. How an Ideology Threatens to Become Violent

Márta Nyikos, Kata NyikosLeft Behind: Formation and Evolution of Heritage Language and Cultural Identity in Isolation

Education

Fábián, GyöngyiNational Identity through Foreign Language Teaching?

Libor, ZsuzsaTeaching Foreign Students in English in Hungary

Mentsik, SzilviaInstruction in Hungarian Language and Culture and Language Maintenance in Vienna - A magyar nyelv meg?rzése, magyartanítás, honismereti oktatás Bécsben

Nikolov, MarianneA "Hungarikum" in English Language Education: Findings of a Survey on the Year of Intensive Language Learning

Szentgyörgyi, SzilárdNew Cooperation between Nazareth College, Rochester, N.Y. and the University of Pannonia, Veszprém, Hungary: A Degree in American Studies

History

Barát, ErzsébetCrossing the Border: From ‘Autochthonous Hungarian’ to ‘Migrant Hungarian’

Barta, RóbertA Hungarian in the Shadow of High Politics: Emery Reves and the Modern World Press Propaganda

Bartfay, ArthurThe 2010 American Kossuth Legacies – five villages, two townships, and one Kossuth County

Bergmann, PeterAmerican Reception of Displaced Persons, 1949-1955

Bodó, BélaAdmiral Miklόs Horthy and the White Terror: Paramilitary and State Violence in Hungary, 1919-1921

Bognár, PhillipHungarian Efforts at Autonomy in Romania

Cash, JohnTourism and Libraries in the Reannexed Terrotories, 1939-1944

Csillag, AndrásThe Vasváry Collection: a Hungarian--American Resource Center in Szeged

Deák, Nóra; Kovács, IlonaBuilding Bridges between Hungarian Archival Resources and Modern Technology with Fulbright Support

Freifeld, AliceHungarian Identity Between War and Cold War

Glant, TiborThe Representation of Native Americans in 19th–century Hungarian Travel Writing

Kádár-Lynn, KatalinThe Making of a Conservative: Tibor Eckhardt’s Formative Years

Lévai, CsabaWas Ágoston Haraszthy the "Father of Viticulture in California"? His Activities in Light of the Latest Literature.

Lieli, PálBritish and American Participation in the Summer School Of Debrecen University Before the Second World War

Ludányi, AndrewAmerican and Hungarian Perspectives on the Fate of Hungarian Minorities

Mathey, ÉvaPopular Revisionist Expectations Toward the United States in Post-Trianon Hungary

Nyírádi, KennethKossuth in Washington: a Closer Look

Pennington, JeffreyEnd of the Line? The Changing Geography of Railways between the Alföld and Carpathians

Petrovics, IstvánThe Cities and Towns of Medieval Hungary as Economic and Cultural Centers and Places of Coexistence

Prohászka Rád, BorókaThe Pitfalls of Translation—Gábor Vincze’s A Historical Chronology of the Hungarian Minority in Romania 1944-1989 (2009)

Rab, Virág and Tóth, ImreCentral Europe’s Future as Planned by Kálmán Kánya

Rácz, BarnabásTwenty Years After: Shifting Regional Voting Patterns In Hungary 1990-2010
Twenty Years After: Shifting Regional Voting Patterns In Hungary 1990-2010

Strausz, PéterPrime Minister Pál Teleki's Plans for the Reform of the Hungarian Economic and Social Order

Várdy, Steven BélaThe Changing Relations between Hungarian-Americans and the Mother Country since the Late 19th Century

Zsiros, SándorAdditional Data About the Crimes of Communism - Adalékok a kommunizmus b?neihez (Alcim: A Miskolc környéki civilek szovjet fogságba hurcolása)

Language and Literature

Cox, John K.The Hungarian Home of Danilo Kiš

Dombi, JuditThe Construction of Intercultural Communication in Scholarly Writing

MacDonald, Vashegyi ÁgnesThe Legacy of Nyugat in Hungarian and World Literature Today

Molnár, ErzsébetSamuel Brassai’s Linguistic Work

Niessen, JamesKároly Szabó's Union Catalog, "Old Hungarian Library", and the Bibliographic Construction of Greater Hungary

Várdy, Huszár ÁgnesHungarian-American Literature in the Age of Dualism and the Interwar Years

Varga, AdrianaDezs? Kosztolányi And/In Translation

Varga, ZsuzsaNew Women for Old: Margit Kaffka and the Tradition of the New Woman

Venkovits, BalázsRecollections and Photographs of a Journey in the Americas: Travels of Pál Rosti between 1856 and 1859

Zerkowitz, JuditTranslating the spirit of the text: Nádas's Fire and Knowledge and Örkény's in Memoriam Dr KHG

Music/Folklore

Bozzay, ZinaCapturing an Oral Tradition on the Page: Notations of Ornamentation, Variation, and Individuality in Hungarian Folk Singing

Cain, JonathanInstrumental Technique in Béla Bartók’s Rhapsody No. 1: Reconciling the Composer, Modern Performance, and Field Recordings

Felföldi, LászlóTraditional Dance as Local Knowledge, Everyday Practice and Cultural Heritage

Juhász, Katalin„I went on board the ship in Fiume…” The Songs of Hungarian Emigrants and Temporary Workers in America

Kertész Wilkinson, IrénThe Role of Singing and Dancing in the Creation of Roma Men and Women in two Hungarian Roma groups

Kovalcsik, KatalinUrban Popular Musical Culture in a Transdanubian Village

Laki, PeterThe Art of the Epistle: Sándor Veress to János Demény from the City of Bears

Luiten, Anton D.The Bridge That Never Was: Székely and Bartók and the First Performance of his Last Quartet

Olson, JudithAcquired History: How Hungarians in America Connect with their Past through Folk Music and Dance
Acquired History: How Hungarians in America Connect with their Past through Folk Music and Dance

Quick, JuliaThe Pedagogy of Imre Waldbauer, First Violinist of the Hungarian String Quartet

Science/Economics

Feny?, MarioPaprika, East and West

Glanz, Susan“American Letters” – Imre Széchenyi’s 1881 Trip to America

Hantz, Lám IrénAn Updated Torockό: Village Tourism and Protection of Local Interests - A megújult Torockó. Faluturizmus és érdekvédelem.

Kiss, Eniko; Vetró, Ágnes and Kovács, MáriaThe Implementation and Results of a Hungarian-American Research Project on Childhood-Onset Depression

Kissné, Novák ÉvaA People Live Through Their Language - Nyelvében él a nemzet

Kraft, WayneThe Status of Small Farming and Village Development in Kalotaszentkirály

Long, BethFrom Madéfalva to Bukovina to Saskatchewan: Using Y-DNA Testing, Genealogy Software, and the Internet to Connect Bukovina Székely Families to their Canadian Cousins and their Transylvanian Roots
From Madéfalva to Bukovina to Saskatchewan: Using Y-DNA Testing, Genealogy Software, and the Internet to Connect Bukovina Székely Families to their Canadian Cousins and their Transylvanian Roots

Szabó, ZoltánMOET Institute’s Role in the Evolution of Magnified Surgery Education in Hungary

American Hungarian Educators Association (AHEA)

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Submitted Papers 2010

Invited

Arts

Cultural Studies

Education

History

Language and Literature

Music/Folklore

Science/Economics

American Hungarian Educators Association (AHEA)

DownloadSubmitted Papers 2010

Invited

Arts

Cultural Studies

Education

History

Language and Literature

Music/Folklore

Science/Economics

Download
Submitted Papers 2010