Work-in-Progress
The Work-in-Progress seminar was founded at the Department of English Studies in October 2006 by Prof. Péter Dávidházi to discuss unpublished scholarly articles and book chapters written by faculty members and PhD students. Nowadays, it hosts book launches and workshops for scholarly papers in preparation to keep the finger of both faculty and students on the pulse as to where the department’s instructors are in their academic work.
Organiser: Kata Gyuris
Next event
26 November (Tue, 5.30pm; R443 and online), Lilian Rácz: Az idő prózapoétikája a woolfi regényben
Upcoming events
[soon]
Past events
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24 October 2024, Iván Nyusztay: Cynicism, Satire and the Absurd |
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1 October 2024, Balázs Nyilasy: René Wellek és a magyar irodalomértés |
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21 May 2024, Katalin Szlukovényi – George Szirtes: Postcards from Europe / Képeslapok Európából |
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30 April 2024, Zsolt Bojti: From Recovery Project to 'World's Classic': On the Oxford edition of Imre by Prime-Stevenson |
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5 March 2024, Réka Mihálka: Byte-Sized Characters: Teaching Literature with AI-Based Tools |
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5 December 2023, Zsolt Czigányik: Utópia Közép-Európában |
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14 November 2023, Eglantina Remport: Kézirati kalandozások – Lady Gregory Szicíliában |
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10 October 2023, Natália Pikli: The Early Modern Emblem and International Networks – Then and Now |
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20 June 2023, Marcell Gellért: J. M. Coetzee Életképek című könyvének fordításáról |
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23 May 2023, Ágnes Péter: A Frankenstein újrafordításáról és A Függetlenség Ára: Mary Wollstonecraft és Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley öröksége című könyvéről |
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2 May 2023, Dóra Janczer: A Nice Cup of Tea? Decolonising the Museum |