Central European Cultures

Central European Cultures Central European Cultures (CEC) is an open-access journal dedicated to advancing dialogue between researchers of cultural history and theory in Central Europe.

It aims to publish new findings that address Central European literary and cultural theory.

Megjelent a Central European Cultures új, 2024. évi 2. számaThe new 2024/2 issue of Central European Cultures has been p...
11/12/2024

Megjelent a Central European Cultures új, 2024. évi 2. száma

The new 2024/2 issue of Central European Cultures has been published.

https://ojs.elte.hu/cec

Table of contents:
Research Articles
On the Genre Context of Letters from Turkey by Kelemen Mikes
Gábor Tüskés
2-40

Empirical Psychology and Dietetics of the Soul: Between Medicine and Philosophy: Two aspects of Nascent Psychology in the Czech Lands and Austria during the Enlightenment and the Romantic Era
Daniela Tinková
41-71

In Defense of ‘True Humanness’ : On the Insularity of the ‘Praxis’ Philosophers
Vladimir Biti
72-83

The Reception of Péter Esterházy’s Helping Verbs of the Heart from the Perspective of Translatability and Readability
Richárd Vincze
84-98

The Fragility of the Mother Tongue : Language as Exercise and Enemy in the Works of Agota Kristof
Tamás Lénárt
99-108

Book Reviews

Stefan Wyszyński – életrajz [Stefan Wyszyński: Biography]. By Rafał Łatka, Beata Mackiewicz, and Dominik Zamiatała.: Budapest: Lengyel Intézet – Nemzeti Emlékezet Bizottsága, 2022. 117 pp.
György Sági
109-111

Urban Culture and the Modern City. Edited by Ágnes Györke and Tamás Juhász.: Leuven: Leuven University Press, 2024. 333 pp.
David Szoke
112-119

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

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Budapest
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