16/09/2024
The new issue of CEC is out, with the thematic issue 'Figures of the Crowd in Central Europe'
The deadline for the winter issue is Oct 15, 2024!
https://ojs.elte.hu/cec/issue/view/719
Figures of the Crowd in Central Europe
Blind Spots in Crowds, Masses, and Multitudes: Introductory Remarks
Katalin Teller
3-14
Masterminded Choreographies: The Stadium Mass Performances in Interwar Austria
Béla Rásky
15-34
“For Us, Bühne is Everything that has an Audience.”: Masses and Mass Arts in the Viennese Lifestyle Magazine Die Bühne in the 1920s and 1930s
Marie-Noelle Yazdanpanah
35-63
“Why Do People Accept Ideologies that Contradict their Conscious Interests?”: Pre-1939 Discussions about Analytical Social Psychology by the Prague Historical Group and Freudo-Marxists
Florian Ruttner
64-83
Protesting, Destroying Symbols, Lynching, Onlooking, and Rallying: Figures and Functions of the Crowd during the 1956 Hungarian Revolution
Éva Standeisky
84-108
Crowd Scenes in Péter Nádas’ Parallel Stories
Anna Kenderesy
109-128
“Crowds confined into phalansteries built from their own data, human mass regressed into a hedonistic infant body.”: Isolation and Crowd in László Garaczi’s Novel Weszteg
Dorka Keresztury
129-146
Research Article
Medical Metaphors in the Thirteenth-Century Sermon Collection of Pécs
Annamária Kovács
147-168
’Gypsies’, Natural Monogamy, and Violence Full of Love: Anthropomorphism as a Constitutive Element of the Construction of Non-human Subjectivity in Modern Central European Travel Narratives
Josef Řičář
169-194
Presence – Donation – Event: Sándor Márai: The Complete Diary
István Dobos
195-209
Book Review
Recovered Histories of Priests of Traditional Communities: Papok a 18–20. századi lokális közösségekben: Történetek találkozása [Priests in the Local Communities, between the Eighteenth and Twentieth Centuries]. Edited by Dániel Bárth. Budapest: MTA-ELTE Lendület Történeti Folklorisztikai Kutatócsoport, 2021. 714 pp.
Florin Cioban
210-213
Ukraine’s Many Faces: Land, People, and Culture Revisited. Edited by Olena Palko and Manuel Ferez Gil.: Bielefeld: transcript, 2023. 399 pp. https://doi.org/10.14361/978383946664
Gary Marker
214-219
Redefining the Boundaries of Humanity. Transhumanism and Posthumanism in the Perspective of Biotechnologies. Edited by Jana Tomašovičová and Bogumiła Suwara.: Bratislava: Peter Lang, 2023. 240 pp.
Adam Škrovan
220-224
Lesen im Zeitalter der künstlichen Intelligenz. Über den Wandel einer Kulturtechnik [Reading in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. On the Transformation of a Cultural Technique]. By Florian Rötzer.: Bielefeld: transcript, 2023. 128 pp.
Máté Bordás
225-233
An den Rändern der Literatur. Dokument und Literatur in zentraleuropäischen Kulturen. Tracing the Edges of Literature. Docu-mentary Fiction in Central European Cultures. Edited by Milka Car, Csongor Lőrincz, Danijela Lugarić, and Gábor Tamás Molnár. : Vienna: Böhlau, 2024. 277 pp.
Svetlana Efimova
234-238