61. Hungarian Studies 09.2LWE-2, hungarian literature. 16.1-WFI-2, Physical education. Year 3. 09.2-LWE-3, hungarian literature. 09.3-GWE-3, The Descriptive Grammar of Hungarian. http://elex.amu.edu.pl/ects/neo/ang/il-hung/il-hung.htm

Hungarian Studies Year 1 09.1-NWE-1 Hungarian as a Foreign Language 09.3-WJE-1 Introduction to linguistics 09.3-WJU-1 Introduction to Finno-Ugric linguistics 08.3-HWE-1 History of Hungary 09.1-ANG-1 English as a Foreign Language 09.1-NIE-1 German as a Foreign Language 09.1-FRA-1 French as a Foreign Language 09.1-ROS-1 Russian as a Foreign Language 11.9-LOG-1 Logic 08.1-FIL-1 Philosophy 09.2-WLI-1 Introduction to literary studies 16.1-WFI-1 Physical education Year 2 09.1-NWE-2 Hungarian as a Foreign Language 09.9-FIN-2 Finnish as a Foreign Language 09.1-NIE-2 German as a Foreign Language 09.1-NIE-2 German as a Foreign Language 11.3-PRO-2 Computer science 09.3-GWE-2 The Descriptive Grammar of Hungarian 09.2-LWE-2 Hungarian literature 16.1-WFI-2 Physical education Year 3 08.3-HWK-3 Culture and civilisation of modern Hungary 08.3-HWS-3 History of Hungarian art 09.2-LWE-3 Hungarian literature 09.3-GWE-3 The Descriptive Grammar of Hungarian 09.3-PRA-3 Pragmatics 09.4-TLU-3 Translation theory and practice 09.1-NWE-3 Hungarian as a Foreign Language 09.1-ANG-3 English as a Foreign Language 09.1-NIE-3

62. HUNGARY: Language And Culture An essay on hungarian literature opens hungarian literature has ben relatively little known outside Hungary because of the difficulties of translating Magyar http://wais.stanford.edu/Hungary/hungary_langandculture101002.html

Back to Index HUNGARY: Language and culture Steve Torok, born in Hungary, adds a new twist to hyphenated Americans. He says :"I prefer to be called an American-Hungarian!". To my frivolous suggestion that the language problem would be solved by speaking English loudly, he replies "The trick is to speak English loudly but to listen in all the other languages..." Sorry, Steve. It is too late for me to learn Hungarian. My reference work for languages is the massive, two-volume Compendium of the World's Languages by George L. Campbell, former BBC language supervisor. (Good for the BBC!. Did the Campbells and the MacDonalds speak the same dialect of Gaelic? Did they fight because they couldn't understand each other, or because they could? A question for George Sassoon). Anyhow, in the descriptions of over 1,000 languages, Hungarian comes between Hopi and Hurrian. We are told that Hungarian is spoken by between 12 and 14 million. The oldest document in a funeral oration. The historical account ends: "The social and economic transformation of Hungary from 1860 onwards brought the conditions for a tremendous upsurge in cultural creativity, and Hungarian may now lay claim to one of the world's great literatures". Too bad that this Finno-Ugric language is generally unknown. One more, and to my mind unnecessary translation of Marcel Proust's A la recherche du temps perdu has appeared; the "lost time" is spent reading this boring book. Had Proust written in Hungarian, he would be unknown. Or even in Spanish, or Portuguese. An essay on Hungarian literature opens: "Hungarian literature has ben relatively little known outside Hungary because of the difficulties of translating Magyar."

63. Hungarian Literature And Prose email books@hungarian-books.co.uk. hungarian literature ? PROSE - MAGYAR SZÉPIRODALOM - PRÓZA. (Magyarországon kiadott). ADY http://www.hungarian-books.co.uk/Szepirodalom.htm

Available from: Hungarian Book Agency P.O.Box 1956. DURHAM DH1 2GA tel: 0191-386-5757; fax: 0191-386-4198 e-mail: books@hungarian-books.co.uk HUNGARIAN LITERATURE – PROSE MAGYAR SZÉPIRODALOM - PRÓZA (Magyarországon kiadott) ADY Endre Publicisztikai írásai ACZÉL Tamás Illuminációk ÁCS Margit A gyanútlan utazó / Az esély ANGOLSZÁSZ RÉMT RTÉNETEK ASZIMAKOPULOSZ, Kosztasz Rabok nemzedéke BASILE, Atte Csak játék volt BENEDEK István Szirt a habok közt BERNIÉRES, Louis de Corelli kapitány mandolinja BERTHA Bulcsu Willendorfi Vénusz BERTHA Bulcsu Füstkutyák / A bajnok élete BERTHOLD, Will Éjszaka jött a sátán BIRNBAUM, Marianna Esterházy-Kalauz BODOR Pál Hogyan kell kastélyt építeni? BODOR Pál Apám könyve. Haldoklás anyanyelven BONIFERT Mária A világbank zokniban BOR Ambrus Perújítás BRADBURY Malcolm A történelem bizalmasa BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice Tarzan a majomember CANETTI, Elias A hallás iskolája CICERO Philippicák Marcus Antonius ellen CHOLNOKY László Piroska (hat regény) CHOLNOKY László Szokatlan vendégség CONRAD, Hy CSATHÓ KÁLMÁN Három regény CSAPLÁR Vilmos Momi lába CSIKI László Idegen tollaim (vélekedések, vallomások)

64. Arts, Literature, World Literature: Hungarian The Center of hungarian literature Iniformation about this Pori City (Finland) Library resource. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. http://www.combose.com/Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Hungarian/

Top Arts Literature World Literature ... Science Fiction Related links of interest: Regional:Europe:Hungary:Arts and Entertainment World:Magyar:M?v?szet:Irodalom Hungarian Electronic Library - Searchable, growing collection - Magyar Elektronikus K¶nyvt¡r The Center of Hungarian Literature - Iniformation about this Pori City (Finland) Library resource. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web. Submit a Site Open Directory Project Become an Editor The combose.com directory is based on the Open Directory and has been modified and enhanced using our own technology. About ComboSE Download Combose Toolbar

65. Hungarian Literature : An Interesting Arena To Explore. Characters And Myths, Na hungarian literature An interesting arena to explore. 7. hungarian literature An Introductory Bibliography by Albert Tezla. Hardcover (December 1964). http://databank.oxydex.com/compendium_bibliographium/world_cultures_arts/Hungari

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66. Thomas Cooper Research Interests. My research interests focus on hungarian literature from the close of the 18th century to the first decades of the 20th. http://www.unc.edu/depts/slavdept/tcooper.htm

Thomas Cooper Visiting Lecturer in Hungarian Culture and Languages Ph.D., Indiana University 2003 Research Interests My research interests focus on Hungarian literature from the close of the 18th century to the first decades of the 20th. Drawing comparisons from French, German, and English literature, I have attempted to contribute to an understanding of the shared ideological preoccupations and strategies of the European literatures of this period. By offering readings of trends in Hungarian literature that challenge traditional interpretations of Hungarian literary historiography, my work examines the uses and limitations of comparative concepts such as Romanticism, Realism, Populism, Modernism, etc. It has always been my goal to explore the ways in which the study of a less widely known literary tradition can help clarify central assumptions of international literary scholarship. Since beginning as Visiting Lecturer in Hungarian Language and Culture at UNC I have undertaken a project on the Hungarian and Romanian language reform movements of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. While there is considerable material available in various languages on these movements, there is no comparative study whatsoever, in spite of the fact that they were virtually contemporaneous and several of the influential figures of the two movements knew each other personally. My study aims both to situate these movements in a larger European context and to examine the interplay between the two movements themselves. It is my intention to begin learning Serbian and to add to this study a discussion of the Serbian language reform.

67. Gorog Lectures History of hungarian literature, Introduction to the History of Art in Hungary, Introduction to the Ethnography of Hungarian people, Fundamentals of http://www.scholarship.hu/english/currentann/bbi.html

INVITATION FOR GRANT APPLICATIONS Hungarian language course - Hungarian studies (for persons whose native language is not Hungarian) The Ministry of Education of the Republic of Hungary and the Balassi Bálint Institute invite applications for a grant, for a 10-month comprehensive Hungarian language-Hungarian studies course. Applicants should be: non-Hungarian citizens whose native language is other than Hungarian, below 29 years of age, university students or holders of a higher education degree. Confirmation of current or former studies by the applicant in the field of Hungarian studies or related subjects, and future plans for the spreading of the Hungarian language and culture are also a prerequisite. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROGRAM One of the main objectives of the program is to help students measurably improve their Hungarian language skills, that is why -depending on the initial language level - students will attend 12-28 language classes per week in groups of 8-10. At the end of the language course students will sit for a state-approved, international ECL exam (intermediate or advanced level). Successful candidates will receive a bilingual (English-Hungarian) certificate. The initial language level will determine the intensity and structure of Hungarian studies. Our general aim with teaching Hungarian subjects is to provide points of orientation, knowledge and structural insight, with the help of which students will be able to follow and understand cultural, political and social occurrences and events of Hungary and make practical use of their knowledge.

68. =- Balassi Bálint Intézet -= Címoldal The intention of the Szépirodalmi Figyelõ is to bring the hungarian literature of our days closer to the readers and help them in their orientation. http://www.bbi.hu/bbi_en/almenuk.php?r=5,1

69. Fields Of Science At The University Department of Old hungarian literature. Department of Human Geography. Department of Old hungarian literature. Department of Modern Hungarian History. http://www.uni-miskolc.hu/uni/res/fsu.html

Fields of Science at the University The scientific fields and branches Related Departments 1. Natural sciences Mathematical- and accounting sciences Department of Descriptive Geometry Department of Fluid and Heat Engineering Institute of Mathematics Institute of Business Information and Methods Physical sciences Department of Fluid and Heat Engineering Department of Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Department of Physical Chemistry Department of Physics ... Department of Quality Chemical sciences Research Insitute of Applied Chemistry Department of Analytical Chemistry Department of Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Department of Physical Chemistry ... Department of Quality Earth sciences Research Insitute of Applied Chemistry Department of Mineralogy and Petrology Department of Mining and Geotechnical Engineering Department of Process Engineering ... Department of Physical Geography and Environmental Sciences Environmental sciences Research Insitute of Applied Chemistry Department of Analytical Chemistry Department of Fluid and Heat Engineering Department of Mineralogy and Petrology ... Department of Physical Geography and Environmental Sciences Multidisciplinary natural sciences Department of Analytical Chemistry Department of Fluid and Heat Engineering Department of Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Department of Natural Gas Engineering ... Department of Physical Geography and Environmental Sciences Engineering Electrical engineering sciences Department of Automation Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Material engineering sciences and technologies Department of Descriptive Geometry Department of Analytical Chemistry Department of Mining and Geotechnical Engineering Department of Process Engineering Department of Energy Utilisation

70. ILoveLanguages - Your Guide To Languages On The Web Not interactive one page has fill-in-the-blank phrases, another page has the solutions. *, hungarian literature Collection from HUDIR. http://www.ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=Languages|By Language|Hungarian

71. Andrew W. Mellon East-Central European Research Fellows 1998, IASH, Pál, Ács, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Research Fellow, Literary Studies, The Origin of Pietistic Puritanism in hungarian literature. http://www.caorc.org/fellowships/mellon/fellows/hungary.html

Andrew W. Mellon East-Central European Research Fellows HUNGARY Year Center First Name Last Name Home Institution Position Discipline Project Title ASCSA Tamas Dezso Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest University Lecturer Assyriology Iron Age Near East Metal Working/ Armor Industry HAB Gabor Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest - Institute of Literary Scholarship Dr. Literary Studies Emblematics and Emblem Reception in Hungary 1564-1796 VIT Hungarian Institut for Literary Studies Literature Literary criticism of the Hungarian Renaissance VIT Laszlo Jankovits Literature Rhetorical and philosophical education in the poetry of Janus Pannonius WAR Sandor Fodor Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest Head of Arabic Dept. Arab Culture The Sefer ha-Razim WAR Peter Lautner Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest Fellow Classics Theophrastus-Testimonies in Bessarion and Theories of Phantasia in the Late Neoplatonists WSK Central European University, Budapest College

72. BUTE IEC - BULLETIN 2003-2004 - Hungarian And Central European Studies (2 credits). Introduction to Modern hungarian literature (20th Century) BMETKGTBX10 Ms. Katalin Berényi. This course provides a definitive http://www.tanok.bme.hu/bulletin/bull0304/hungcent.ssi

Table of Contents IEC Information IEC Photo Gallery E-mail to IEC ... Legal Info HUNGARIAN AND CENTRAL EUROPEAN STUDIES This program was developed at the request of exchange students who come to Hungary and are interested in the language, culture, history, the economic, technological, social and political changes of East-Central Europe and Hungary or in the social effects of the recent scientific-technological change. Experience shows that most universities acknowledge with credits the studies accomplished in Budapest. In fact, there are three options for studies within this program. For those who want to preserve the full liberty of choosing among the topics it is possible to do so. Another possibility is to study by taking it as an organized certificate course. In this case the freedom of choice is weakened and in order to get a well ordered understanding of the essential features of the region and its transition the student has to vary the free choice of electives with some compulsory courses. The course ends then with a certificate proving the knowledge acquired. To get a certificate 15 credits are necessary. Finally, students can also attend the courses on a non-credit basis. Due to the special possibilities of BUTE, the whole program, or parts of it, can be combined with technical studies. For available technical subjects see other chapters of this bulletin.

73. Magyarország.hu - Countryinfo Culture hungarian literature. It was not until the 17th century, the Baroque period that hungarian literature caught up with European patterns. http://www.magyarorszag.hu/angol/orszaginfo/kultura/irodalom_kultura_a.html

choose please: House of the Nation The Hungarian Parliament The Government of the Republic of Hungary The Hungarian Prime Minister's Office Ministry of Health, Social and Family Affairs Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Economy and Transport Ministry of Defence Ministry of Informatics and Communications Ministry of Environment and Water Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Cultural Heritage Ministry of Education Ministry of Finance Wednesday, 9 June 2004 - Magyar Deutsch Key Data The System of State ... Countryinfo Culture - Hungarian literature The two most important early traces of the written Hungarian language are the first coherent textual relic created between 1192 and 1195, entitled (Death Speech and Prayer) and the first Hungarian poem, the (Old-Hungarian Mary-lamentation) that dates back to 1300. Both were written following Latin church patterns similarly to countless representatives of the Codex literature. Janus Pannonius , the Hungarian creator of humanist values and court poet of King Matthias also used Latin, as the language of his works. In the 16th century, the characteristic genres of the era came into usage in Hungary, as well:

74. Diary March 2001 continue in London with a onemonth-long literary festival - an exciting series of readings, debates, talks, plays and films focusing on hungarian literature. http://www.hungary.org.uk/English/diary/2001/diary_body_june01_.htm

Hungarian Literary Festival Opens The opening ceremony of the Festival, held at the HCC, brought together many of those who take part in the series of events June 4. It was just last year that Hungary celebrated its own Millennium, the 1000th anniversary of the first Christian king, Stephen I. Now the celebrations continue in London with a one-month-long literary festival - an exciting series of readings, debates, talks, plays and films focusing on Hungarian literature. Film director István Szabó speaking at the HCC Presented by the Hungarian Cultural Centre, in association with the Barbican Library and Barbican Screen and with the London International festival Theatre and Border Crossings, the Festival owes a great deal to its Curator, Vivienne Menkes -Ivry. The screenings feature films by such outstanding directors as István Szabó ( Colonel Redl ), Zoltán Fábri ( Merry-go-Round ) and Zoltán Huszárik ( Sindbad Susannah York plays in modern Hungarian drama The drama offering includes an English language premiere of Victor Határ's play

75. :: Ez2Find :: Hungarian Web Sites, The Center of hungarian literature Site Info - Translate - Open New Window Iniformation about this Pori City (Finland) Library resource. http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Arts/Literature/World_Litera

Guide : Hungarian Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Guides Hungarian ez2Find Home Directory Arts Literature ... World Literature : Hungarian Science Fiction Related Categories Regional: Europe: Hungary: Arts and Entertainment World: Magyar: Mà ±v©szet: Irodalom Web Sites The Center of Hungarian Literature [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Iniformation about this Pori City (Finland) Library resource. URL: http://www.pori.fi/kirjasto/unkari/english.htm Hungarian Electronic Library [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Searchable, growing collection - Magyar Elektronikus K¶nyvt¡r URL: http://www.mek.iif.hu

76. Guardian Unlimited Books | Review | Budapest Boom Leopard V An Island of Sound edited by George Szirtes 368pp, Harvill, £14.99 Has the fall of the wall affected hungarian literature? http://books.guardian.co.uk/review/story/0,12084,1206570,00.html

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77. The Elegant Variation: HUNGARIAN LIT Nevertheless, Szirtes and Vajda have done a splendid job in collecting the greatest hits of hungarian literature in translation Ted Hughes s rendition of http://marksarvas.blogs.com/elegvar/2004/05/hungarian_lit.html

hostName = '.blogs.com'; The Elegant Variation Ad nocendum potentes sumus. About Me The Objects of My Affection ** Recently Updated Current Read Foolscap Percival Everett: American Desert : A Novel Syndicate this site (XML) Other Stuff Visit the store. Blogroll Me! Technorati Profile Main May 04, 2004 HUNGARIAN LIT Continuing in his role as the Guardian's reviewer of All Things Hungarian, Tibor Fischer looks at George Szirtes' (pronounced SEER-TAYSH) collection Leopard V: An Island of Sound Nevertheless, Szirtes and Vajda have done a splendid job in collecting the greatest hits of Hungarian literature in translation: Ted Hughes's rendition of Ferenc Juh¡sz and J¡nos Pilinszky, Edwin Morgan's S¡ndor We¶res and Szirtes' own version of Gyula Illy©s's "One Sentence on Tyranny". (Szirtes, a considerable poet in his own right, is to the best of my knowledge the number-one translator from Hungarian.) Much of the work has been available in previous anthologies (such as Szirtes's excellent Bloodaxe poetry anthology The Colonnade of Teeth ) or in the pages of the New Hungarian Quarterly, but this is the first primer of contemporary Hungarian literature that is likely to reach your bookshop. Permalink TrackBack TrackBack URL for this entry: http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/694145

78. Rutgers: Institute For Hungarian Studies Könyvtár) is a virtual library with over 3100 items, including highlights from the history of hungarian literature (some of it even in English translation). http://hi.rutgers.edu/hunsite.html

Go to the RomaPage, an online resource on central Europe's Romany world (with some materials in English) Here is a link to the website of a coalition of Hungarian environmental organizations, the Clean Air Action Group. Budapest is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage City See it for yourself here Inside Out: An online exhibit of photographs taken by 40 homeless people in Budapest. Pallas' Great Lexicon , the first such endeavor published in Hungarian from local sources (i.e., not as a lexicon translated from German or French, etc.) was published between the years 1893 and 1897. Now its entire material, with about 150,000 searchable entries, is available online. There are two major projects that offer the most important texts of Hungarian culture on the web. Supported by the the Neumann House , the website of the Hungarian computer association. Once fully operational, this site promises to carry a cross-section of the best Hungarian literature. (This page is refreshed every once in a while: please visit again!) http://www.hix.com/

79. Hullámvadász Antenna Magazin. Tovább Új média Online magazin, hungarian literature Online, • On-line magazin. • A wifi megnövelheti a vasutak forgalmát. Index, http://www.hullamvadasz.hu/index.php3?id=1174&fotip=6

80. Hungarian-Canadian Online Resources HUNCOR Current events, history, literature, current events. http://www.newforce.ca/huncor/welcome.htm

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