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 Hungarian artists and intellectuals in London: personal histories Media Appearance Duna TV Hungary 28-JAN-2009
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I participated in a round-table discussion with writers, artists, musicians, and translators for a Duna television-channel programme entitled Kikötő 'Port'.
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 “Hungary’s West: Literature and Culture on the Centenary of the Periodical Nyugat (‘West’)” Conference Organisation UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies 11-DEC-2008
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Organiser and speaker on a knowledge exchange workshop which invited academics, literary translators, and journalists to discuss notions of 'the West' in Hungarian culture.
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 Language and History Research Seminar Invited Contributor University of Oxford, Oriel College 28-FEB-2008
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I was invited to contribute to the seminar series a research paper entitled 'The Rise of Language Movements in the Hungarian and Romanian Lands in the Late 18C. and Early 19C.
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 Hungarian Studies in the United Kingdom: Past, Present, and Future Conference Organisation University College London, School of Slavonic and East European Studies 21-SEP-2007
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Organiser, speaker on an interdisciplinary and international studies day on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of Hungarian studies at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies in London.
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 11th International Conference on Minority Languages Invited Speaker University of Pécs 05-JUL-2007
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Paper presentation on ‘Prescriptivism, purism, and planned intervention into language change – the case of Hungarian in the context of Czech, German, French, and Romanian’.
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07-JUL-2007
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 The Language Show, Earl’s Court, Olympia Public Engagement Balassi Institute Hungarian Cultural Centre London and UCL/SSEES 01-OCT-2006
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I represented UCL/SSEES and the Hungarian Cultural Centre London on three occasions by delivering a one-hour taster session on Hungarian to the general public and to language professionals (teachers and publishers).
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01-DEC-2009
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