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Small is great! A conference on translation and cultural transfer by Agnes Orzoy

Apr 4, 2016 • No comments

Small is great: this was the title of an international conference held at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest. Organized by…

Migrants in Hungarian literature II: Immigrants by Agnes Orzoy

Dec 1, 2015 • No comments

In this region, the eastern and southern parts of Europe, borders are very important, because history has always been equivalent…

Migrants in Hungarian literature I: emigrants by Agnes Orzoy

Nov 25, 2015 • No comments

“Leave the place that is not good for you. Those who are leaving are right to do so. And they…

An important discussion in Hungary: Novels on Holocaust, Part 2 by Agnes Orzoy

Aug 10, 2015 • No comments

More than political speeches and formal acts, literature has an important role in sensitizing people to the suffering of others.…

An important discussion in Hungary: Novels on Holocaust, Part 1 by Agnes Orzoy

Aug 6, 2015 • No comments

Published in English in 1989 by Macmillan, János Nyíri’s ‘Battlefields and Playgrounds’ immediately became a success in the UK. However,…

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