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Volume 4 (2022): Issue 1 (Nov 2022)

Hungarian Studies Yearbook
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Issue 1 (November 2022) - ed. Emese FAZAKAS

10 articles
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|Nov 2022
Introduction: From Musealisation of Music to Italian Migrant Workers in Hungary Through Some Linguistic Issues
Emese Fazakas  
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|Nov 2022
Franz Liszt and the Temple of Art
Bálint Veres  
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|Nov 2022
Hungarian Sociolinguistics in the Carpathian Basin, 1985–2022
Miklós Kontra  
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|Nov 2022
Hungarian Beyond the Border1 On the Contexts of Education, Bilingualism, and Labour Market in the Early 21st Century. The Transylvanian Perspective
Angella Sorbán  
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|Nov 2022
“We were that small, special group in that large school with »normal« classes” Education in a Minority Language in the Context of Hungarians From Zagreb
Kristina Katalinić and  Eszter Tamaskó  
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|Nov 2022
What are we Speaking of? A New Perspective on the Post-verbal Field in Hungarian
Paolo Driussi  
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|Nov 2022
“Transylvanian Hunglish” Phonological Properties of Hungarian Accented English in Transylvania
Bálint Huszthy  
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|Nov 2022
Comparative Analysis of Genitival Components in Time Metaphors
Zsuzsa Máthé  
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|Nov 2022
The Role of Online Bible Readers in Biblical Concordance Making
Tibor M. Pintér and  Katalin P. Márkus  
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|Nov 2022
The Friulian Presence in Hungarian Industry with Particular Regard to the Meat Industry of Debrecen in the 19th century
Barbara Blaskó  
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