Hungarian Cultural Studies

Announcements

Editor-in-chief named

2025-01-08

Anna Fenyvesi, PhD, Dr. Habil. associate professor of English linguistics and director of the Institute of English and American Studies at the University of Szeged, Hungary, has been named editor-in-chief of Hungarian Cultural Studies.

Current Issue

Vol. 17 (2024)

Published: 2024-09-12

Book Reviews

Perspectives on Hungarian Studies

Ukraine and Hungary The key to relations is Sub-(Trans)Carpathia

Géza Jeszenszky

91-107
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Reflections

Remembering Paul Sohar A Forum

James P. Niessen, Anne Dropick, Zoltán Böszörményi

108-115
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Bibliography

Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2023–2024

Zsuzsanna Varga

116-130
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Hungarian Cultural Studies

Announcements

Editor-in-chief named

Current Issue

Dedicating this Issue

Remembering Paul Olchváry Hungarian Cultural Studies Editor-in-Chief, 2023-2024

Plenary Invited Paper

Evolving Hungarian-American Academic Relations

General Articles

'The American Spirit' [Az amerikai szellem] László Lukin’s Hungarian Translations of American Folk Songs in Erzsébet Szőnyi’s Biciniumok

The Pimpernel from Árkod A comparative analysis of Magda Szabó's novel Abigail and Emma Orczy’s The Scarlet Pimpernel

Glances Backward — Glances Forward Rodney Garland’s The Heart in Exile in Context

Frontátvonulás [‘Frontal Passage’] Tamás Cseh and Géza Bereményi’s Album of No Return

Book Reviews

Baráth, Magdolna and Nóra Szekér, eds. Ügynökhistóriák a Lajtán innen és túl: Hírszerzéstörténeti tanulmányok. Kronosz. 2020; Palasik, Mária and Nándor Pócs, eds. Titkos hidak: Az állambiztonság és az emigráció kapcsolatai 1945-1989. Kronosz. 2021.

Hartman, Jehuda. Patriots without a Homeland: Hungarian Jewish Orthodoxy from the Emancipation to Holocaust. Translated from Hebrew by Shaul Vardi. Boston: Academic Studies Press, 2023. 393 pp.

Karikó, Katalin. Breaking Through: My Life in Science. New York: Crown. 2023, 336 pp. illus. [Áttörések - Életem és a tudomány. Translated by Fenyvesi Anna]. Budapest: Helikon. 2023, 304 pp. illus.

Kunt, Gergely. The Children’s Republic of Gaudiopolis: The History and Memory of a Budapest Children’s Home for Holocaust and War Orphans Budapest- Vienna-New York: CEU Press. 2022. 236 pp.

Mozes, André E. ed. New Philosemitism Paradigm. Budapest: L’Harmattan. 2023. 446 pp.

Romsics, Ignác. Hetven év - Egotörténelem 1951-2021 [Seventy Years: An Autobiography 1951–2021]. Budapest: Helikon, vol 1. 2022, 435 pp.; vol 2. 2023, 492 pp.

Perspectives on Hungarian Studies

Ukraine and Hungary The key to relations is Sub-(Trans)Carpathia

Reflections

Remembering Paul Sohar A Forum

Bibliography

Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2023–2024