Call for Papers
15th Biennial HUSSE Conference
27-29 January 2022, Budapest, Hungary (online)
Formed in 1993, the Hungarian Society for the Study of English (HUSSE) is the most significant scholarly society in Hungary devoted to the promotion and cultivation of English studies, in its versatile interdisciplinarity, ranging from literature through history to linguistics, from film studies through cultural studies to drama studies, and from British Studies through Irish, Canadian and Australian Studies to American Studies. The Society aims at disseminating the most recent developments in scholarship by providing a space for its members to present their research results at conferences and in publications, while it also forms a scholarly body of more than one hundred and eighty members, thus creating a supportive community both for its upcoming junior and established senior members to launch stimulating and invigorating dialogues in the best spirit of intellectual exchange which all parties can only profit from. HUSSE is a member association of the European Society for the Study of English (ESSE).
The conference organisers:
HUSSE and the Institute of English Studies at Károli Gáspár University
invite participants to submit 250-word proposals
for panels, workshops and 20-minute presentations
in all fields of English Studies.
Special guest and plenary speaker:
Andreas H. Jucker
Professor, University of Zurich
President of the European Society for the Study of English (ESSE)
“The Pragmatics of Emotions in Fiction”
Plenary speakers:
József Andor
Honorary Professor, University of Pécs
Winner of the Országh Award in 2018
“Unwording the Word: Interpreting the Language of Samuel Beckett’s Prose”
Katalin Kállay
Associate Professor, Károli Gáspár University
Ádám Nádasdy
Distinguished Professor, Translator, Essayist, Eötvös Loránd University
"English Auxiliary Verbs: Why these and why not others?"
Natália Pikli
Associate Professor, Eötvös Loránd University
“Early Modern Scholars and Their Hobby-Horses:
Contextualized Readings of Shakespeare and His Age”
Peter Sherwood
Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Hungarian Language and Culture
Translator of Literary Fiction
London, United Kingdom
Winner of the Országh Award in 2016
"Holistic Translation Criticism: Towards a New Paradigm"
Language: English is the working language of the conference.
Panels: Panelists are responsible for organising their own panel/workshop.
Publication: edited volumes
Abstract submission deadline is EXTENDED until 20 September 2021.
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