Accepted Abstracts - Conferences / 2020 - Postponed to 2021, University of Pécs / Accepted Abstracts

Cultural Studies

Sólyom, ErikaCoverbs at Linguistic and Cultural Crossroads: Neologisms and the ‘Unexpected’ Use of the Coverb ‘be-‘ in Contemporary Hungarian Discourse (Accepted)

Szőke, DávidDeterritorialized Identites in György Dragomán´s Rendszerújra [‘System Reboot’] (2018) (Accepted)

Turley, Briane, Panel ChairPanel Proposal: The Appalachian Hungarian Heritage Project: A multidisciplinary overview (Accepted)

Vasvári, Louise O.Béla Zsolt's A királynő családja [The (Beauty) Queen's Family] (1932) In the Context of His Literary Oeuvre (Accepted)

Williams, Alina“The Wise Men from Transylvania and Egypt”: Ritual and Nation in Hungarian Neoshamanism (Accepted)

Education

Dallman, KristófInternational Relations at the Pius Jesuit Gymnasium of Pécs (Accepted)

Fábián, GyöngyiStudents at Pannon University, Veszprém, Hungary (Accepted)

Kádár, Judit ÁgnesThe Value of International Experiences in Higher Education: A Model for Institutions and Faculty (Accepted)

Kiss, Anna and Szász, RékaGuided Discovery for Preservice Teachers (Accepted)

Maior, Enikő, Gabriella Pusztai and Zsuzsanna Demeter-KarásziStudent Dropout Rate in the Hungarian Higher Education in the Light of Religiosity (Accepted)

Mátyás, DénesVisuals in the HFL Class (Accepted)

Szederkényi, Éva, Zoltán Huszár and Péter VárnagyLanguage Programmes as Identity Markers – Best Practices from Hungary and the Hellenic Republic (Accepted)

Szedmina, LiviaFrom Functional to Fancy: Proofreading Technical English in a Trilingual Environment (Accepted)

History/Political Science

Bodó, BélaPanel Proposal: Trianon Issues. II. Action and Reaction: the Shared Roots and the Divergent Causes of the Red and White Terrors (Accepted)

Csunderlik, Péter“The Red Sea of Judeo-Bolshevism” – The Hungarian Soviet Republic and the Theory of “Judeo-Bolshevik Conspiracy” during the Horthy Era (Accepted)

Farkas, ÁdámAlbert Szent-Györgyi and the Soviet Union (Accepted)

Glant, TiborAmericans in Paris, 1919 (Accepted)

Hornyák, ÁrpádPanel Proposal: Trianon Issues. I. The Hungarian-Serbian Baranya Republic. Antecedences and Consequences of a Desperate Political Attempt (Accepted)

Kiss, MártonThe Changing Image of Francis II. Rákóczi in America and Hungary (Accepted)

Lilla Nora KissThe legal anomalies of the “digital public sphere” on both sides of the Atlantic (not accepted for 2022)

Madarász, Fanni16th and 17th Century Hungarian Historians and Protestant Theologians in the Thomason Collection – International Relations, Tracts, and Translations (Accepted)

Mátyás, MátéDemocratic Politics, Democratic Media? A Political Economic History of Post-Transition Hungary (Accepted)

Niessen, James P.The World Council of Churches and the Hungarian Crisis of 1956 (Accepted)

Pap, NorbertIn the Crossroad of History: Ottoman remembrance issues of the Mohács battlefield (Accepted)

Pastor, Peter (Panel Chair)Panel Proposal: Trianon Issues. III. The Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1919 and the Peacemaker American President Woodrow Wilson (Accepted)

Petrás, ÉvaKerekasztal-beszélgetés --- Petrás Éva: Álarcok mögött - Nagy Töhötöm életei című könyvéről (Accepted)

Szabó-Kovács, JuditBűn és bűnözés kontroll mint magyar-amerikai kultúrkereszteződés (Accepted)

Language/Literature

Basa, Eniko M.Cultural Crossroads in Hungarian Literature (Accepted)

Bojti, ZsoltEdward Prime-Stevenson’s Imre: A Memorandum (1906) as Travel Writing (Accepted)

Carey, StephenElizabeth of Hungary in the Romances of Wolfram von Eschenbach and Albrecht von Scharfenberg (Accepted)

Kontra, MiklósHogyan beszélnek magyarul a horvátországi magyarok? Utolsó (?) pillanatkép. (Accepted)

Lábadi, ZsomborDiscursive Events and Conversational Shifts in Gyula Krúdy's Narratives (Accepted)

Lasztity, NikolaBetween East and West: Serb and Hungarian Modernism During the Fin de Siècle (Accepted)

Lo Bello, Maya J.Sándor Bródy's Lyon Lea: Crossing Social Boundaries and International Borders (Accepted)

Neiger-Fleischmann, MiriamBetween Hungarian and Hebrew: The Poetic and the Political in Avigdor Hameiri’s Translation, of Imre Madách’s play, Az ember tragédiája (Accepted)

Pavlish, James V."Az amerikai város": Framing Kosztolányi's (1885-1936) View of America and American Literature: The Influence of Joseph Reményi (1892-1956) (Accepted)

Pereszlényi, Mártha Pintér“ ‘Páris felett a furcsán elborult hajnal. . .’: Radnóti and his French Connections” (Accepted)

Schwartz, AgathaMelinda Nadj Abonji (Nagy Abonyi): Writing World Literature as a Swiss Vojvodina Hungarian (Accepted)

Wéber, KatalinECL Language Exam of Hungarian as a Foreign Language (Accepted)

Z. Varga, ZoltánA napló mint túlélőeszköz: naplóvezetés és túlélési stratégiák ostromnaplók tükrében (Accepted)

Zsemlyei, BorbálaHungarian-Romanian Cultural Relations as Reflected by Old Hungarian Language Use in Transylvania (Accepted)

Music/Folklore

Bozzay, ZinaWorkshop:Hungarian Folk Singing (Accepted)

Czipott, PeterLiszt the European and His Transylvanian Rhapsody: An Idyll of Intercultural Harmony (Accepted)

Lawrey, ClaudiaHungarian-American Music and Dance Event in Seattle 2020: Journey of a Project (Accepted)

Lengyel, EmeseViennese-Hungarian Operetta and its Dance Music (Accepted)

Radnai, Dániel Szabolcs„We never had that much chance” National Narratives in Albums of Beatrice, Edda and Omega Bands, after 1990 (Accepted)

Science/Economics

Benke, Mariann and Csaba TitkosMotivation as the Therapeutic Function of the Leader (Accepted)

Németh, JuliannaLabor Market Polarization Trends and Future Challenges (Accepted)

Pótó, JuditCivil szervezeti struktúrák változásai a szervezeti célok függvényében – Cserkészszövetségek működésének különbségei (Accepted)