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Dohi Zsuzsánna
E-mail: dohizsuzsanna@yahoo.com
Consultation:tuesday 10:00–12:00
Education and scholarly training:
2007–: Hungarology studies (PhD), Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, Cluj-Napoca
2004–2005: Society and Literature (magisterial), Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, Cluj-Napoca
2000–2004: Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, Cluj-Napoca, specialities Hungarian-English
1996–2000: Kölcsey Ferenc Collage, Satu Mare, specialties: mathematics-physics
Research interests:
Old Hungarian Literature from the 16th-17th century.
Work experience:
2007– :PhD student at the Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, Department of Hungarian Literature Studies, Cluj-Napoca
2007 summer: programme manager of Hungarian, Romanian and English courses at the Bridge Language Study House, Cluj-Napoca
2006 – : authorized translator in Hungarian-Romanian-English, authorised by the Romanian Ministry of Justice since 2006
2004–2008: English and Hungarian language teacher at the Bridge Language Study House, Cluj-Napoca
2004 – 2008: Hungarian language and literature teacher at the Báthory István High School, Cluj-Napoca
Professional activity:
2011 April: conference organised by the Department of Hungarian Literature Studies Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, Cluj-Napoca. Title of the discourse: Possibility of Political Function in 17th century Texts: I. Apafi Mihály Vehiculum vitae.
2008 November: IX. RODOSZ conference, Cluj-Napoca. Title of the discourse: The Stake of a Letter. The Answer of Gyulai Pál to the Letter of the New Captain of Oradea Oradea Sibrik György from 1585.
2008 October:Transylvanian Renaissance conference organised by EME, EMKE, Kríza Néprajzi Társaság,the Department of Hungarian Literature Studies Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, and the “Lucian Blaga” Central University Library. Title of the discourse: “Political” Discussion, the Theoreticians of the Ideal State Government. Kovacsóczy Farkas: De Administratione Transylvaniae Dialogus.
2007 December:conference organised by the Department of Hungarian Literature Studies Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, Cluj-Napoca. Title of the discourse: Representative Possibilities of a 17th Century Funeral Speech.
2004–2005: scholarship studentof the elite workshop organised by the Láthatatlan Kollégium the background institute ofthe Department of Hungarian Literature Studies Babeş-Bolyai University, Faculty of Letter, Cluj-Napoca.
2004 March: The Scientific Student Conference of the Babeş-Bolyai University. Title of the discourse: Genre Problems in the Speculum Regnum from the Last Decades of the 17th Century(Pataki István:Ez Világnak Dolgainak Igazgatásának Mestersége) (1st prise)
Publications:
2008:Representative Possibilities of a 17th Century Funeral Speech. In: Korondi Ágnes– T. Szabó Levente (ed.): Értékek és ideológiák az irodalomban/Values and Ideology in Literature/, Kolozsvári Magyar Irodalomtudományi Tanszék – Kolozsvári Láthatatlan Kollégium, 2008, 67–85.
2007:Rose Perfume Emanates from Europe, Vasárnap katolikus hetilap 2007/47, Cluj-Napoca, 1-5.
2007:The Existance of a Speculum Principium in the 17th Century. In: Gábor Csilla(ed.): Szöveghagyomány és íráskultúra a kora újkorban /The Tradition of Texts and Written Culture in the Modern Era/, Egyetemi Műhely Kiadó, Bolyai Társaság , Cluj-Napoca, 77–95.
2005:To Hide but what for?(Boda Edit: Kamuflázs, Editura Polis, Cluj Napoca 2004), Lató 2005/3, 98–101.
2004: Discovering an 18th Century Text. Aranka György: Anglus és Magyar igazgatásnak egyben-vetése. In: Egyed Emese: Aranka György gyűjteménye I. Az emberarcú intézmény – Tanulmányok Aranka György köréből/Aranka György Collection I. The Institution with Human Face – Studies Related to Aranka György/, Erdélyi Tudományos Füzetek, nr. 249.
2002: Dear Unknown, Helikon 2002/8, 18.