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A Cognitive Approach to Metaphorical Expressions
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A Cognitive Approach to Metaphorical Expressions

Author(s): Attila Imre / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 2010

The present book tries to offer an insight regarding metaphorical expressions containing the following prepositions or verbal prefixes:over, through, above, across in English, prin, peste in Romanian and át,keresztül, felett, felül in Hungarian. the study constitutes the Ph.D.dissertation of the author, and the corpus is based on recent and representative dictionaries of the three languages involved: the shorter oxford English Dictionary, Dicţionarul explicativ al limbii române (the Romanian explanatory Dictionary) and A magyar nyelv értelmezőszótára (the Hungarian explanatory Dictionary).

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A vágy rítusai – rítusstratégiák
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A vágy rítusai – rítusstratégiák

A születés, házasság, halál szokásvilágának lelki hátteréről

Author(s): Lajos Balázs / Language(s): Hungarian / Publication Year: 2006

The psychic background of customs related to birth, marriage, and death attempts to approach rites of passage from a different point of view. As the title suggests, changes in social array cannot be interpreted as mere social phenomena. Life course transition points such as birth, marriage or death are preceded by relatively slow biological, psychological and spiritual processes, as well as by the process of social puberty. The writing posits that theories which regard customs only as changes in social array narrow or even exclude what latently influences the individual's everyday life. Earlier research on customs, including Arnold van Gennep's theory on rites, did not focus on the psychological, spiritual background of the transition points of human life, on the psychological motivations of rites and on their real humaneness. What these works concentrated on was mainly the organization, the "screen-script" of customs, mostly the visible aspects. As Zoltan Fejos points out, Gennep "lays stress on the changes in people's social array, thus he focuses on passage". Based on Gennep's theory on rites, our work makes an attempt to provide a more exhaustive analysis of rites, trying to interpret the antecedents (which are much earlier and more complex than they are presented in Gennep's theory), the later consequences and the sub-rites that can be identified within customs and rites of passage. Rites of passage are highlighted upon from the standpoint of desire and hope - the desire for leaving an old status and the hope to successfully pass and integrate into another. The book does not reject earlier classifications, but it provides an approach which tries to find universally human motivations that are underlying the socially, culturally and anthropologically based functionality of rites of passage. After a parallel and alternative presentation and analysis of birth, marriage and death, specific types of rites are identified and separated, which accompany the great periods of life course transitions such as rites of approach, bewitchment, release, purification or desire-breaking rites, etc. The book deals with the specific language and instruments of traditional customs - rites, rituals, symbols, signs with symbolic interpretations, superstitions - all being regarded as carriers of desire and hope, which, by means of their content and formal expression often bind the traditional rites of passage of Csikszentdomokos with the world, and, at the same time, separate them from the world, as they are local and specific - thus proving not only the universal cultural continuity of a community, but also its adaptation, individuality, its specific view on world and life. The author does not set as target to answer questions like who the customs, the rites or the superstitions of a Szeklo-Hungarian were borrowed from, who they have been transmitted to or who this culture has had influence on, but it tries to highlight the way the community experiences the great life course transition points with reflexes that comprise both universally human thoughts, sentiments, actions and local peculiarities. In other words, it looks for contact-points between universal, mythical and ceremonial systems, ranges of sentiments and symbols on the one hand; on the other hand, it tries to identify analogies between image and meanings on a microcosmic level. The writing also focuses on parallelisms and (sometimes shocking) similarities, which are pointed out in the footnotes.

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Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Communicatio

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Communicatio

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae Communicatio is a peer-reviewed scientific journal published yearly. It aimes at publishing theoretical and empirical research in communication studies, with a focus on information society issues. The journal is interested in all the variety of academic traditions in the field, and promotes dialogue between them. Communicatio invites academic researchers and other professionals of communication and media to disseminate new and original works. It publishes genuine, previously unpublished research: surveys, case studies, reports and reviews, on both applied and theoretical aspects of communication issues.

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Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, European and Regional Studies

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, European and Regional Studies

Frequency: irregular and other / Country: Romania

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, European and Regional Studies publishes original papers and surveys concerning the historical development, the economic, societal, political and philosophical dimensions of the European integration project. The European and Regional Studies provides an independent forum for informed debate and discussion of European affairs. The printed and online version of papers are identical.

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Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Film and Media Studies

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Film and Media Studies

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, series Film & Media Studies publishes only original, previously unpublished articles in English in various fields of Film and Media Studies. All papers are peer reviewed. The series is published in 1-2 volumes annually.

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Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Legal Studies

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Legal Studies

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Legal Studies publishes studies, research notes and commentaries, book and conference reviews in the field of legal sciences.

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Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Philologica

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Philologica

Frequency: irregular and other / Country: Romania

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae Philologica publishes original, previously unpublished articles in the wide field of philological studies and it is published in 1 volume, 2 issues a year. In general, the first issue contains research results in the fields of literary and socio-cultural studies. The second issue includes papers within the domains of theoretical and applied linguistics, and occasionally, ethnographic and pedagogical studies

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Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Social Analysis

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Social Analysis

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Social Analysis is a peer-reviewed journal Social Analysis intends to publish original studies focused towards the analysis of various social phenomena and processes taking place in East-Central Europe. The journal seeks to provide a stance for comparative perspectives and multiple methodologies in the approaching of these themes. All submitted manuscripts are reviewed by two anonymous referees.

This is an open access journal which means that all content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles in this journal without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. This is in accordance with the BOAI definition of open access. The journal has CC BY-NC licensing.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO LEXICAL SEMANTICS FOR STUDENTS OF TRANSLATION STUDIES
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AN INTRODUCTION TO LEXICAL SEMANTICS FOR STUDENTS OF TRANSLATION STUDIES

Author(s): Imola Katalin Nagy / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 2017

The volume entitled An introduction to lexical semantics for students of translation studies aims to help students and translators understand the role and importance of semantics within the wider system of linguistics and to help them fully meet the requirements of the programme in the subject. The book is intended for English-language students taking the course of contemporary English language. However, An introduction to lexical semantics for students of translation studies may also be of interest to those who would like to gain some information about the resources of the Modern English lexicon and about the complex nature of meaning.

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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF PRAGMATICS

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF PRAGMATICS

Author(s): Imola Katalin Nagy / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 2015

An Introduction to the Study of Pragmatics introduces some important concepts in the field of Linguistics, more specifically in the branch known as Pragmatics. The author’s inquiry is a cross-disciplinary one, bearing in mind that a functional approach to language as it occurs, in any form or context, goes through and beyond the speech act. Language may be written or spoken, monological or dialogical, and it always has a communicative aim or purpose. The chapters in the book are grouped according to the theme tackled, starting from issues such as deixis, speech acts and arriving to implicit meaning. Language use contributes to the generation of meaning in many ways and the author’s approach to Pragmatics has included the macropragmatic view of context. The term ‘context’ seems to describe an unclear notion and the author attempts to clarify this concept by giving examples applicable to various European languages. Language use is closely related to social behaviour, as people exchange information to socialize, for various purposes, such as negotiating a contract or finding a solution to a problem. The author defines Pragmatics as a „collection of theories and ideas” and while defining the scope of Pragmatics she discusses definitions given by the sociolinguist Dell Hymes, who puts forward an account of the factors that must be taken into consideration when trying to describe what happens when people use language: where the exchange takes place – the setting refers to the concrete physical circumstance in which communication takes place, e.g. course rooms, meeting friends, etc. The scene refers to psychological and cultural circumstances of the speech situation, e.g. inviting, advising, pleading, and conferring. Then, the participants may be of various kinds and may be referred to as Speaker, Hearer and Audience, or Addressor, Addressee. Ends are the conventionally recognised and expected outcome of an exchange, as well as personal goals that each of the participants tries to accomplish. Keys refer to the tone, manner in which a particular message is conveyed. The choice of channel, norms of interpretation, and norms of interaction, followed by the genre that has to be recognised are mentioned. The book is structured in eight chapters, beginning with a list of key concepts that will be explained in the course of the given chapter. They are entitled as follows:1. Introduction to pragmatics; 2. Micropragmatics; 3. Speech Act Theory; 4. Grice’s theory of implicature; 5. Macropragmatics. Issues of co-text and context; 6. Politeness theory; 7. Conversation analysis; 8. Pragmatics and translation studies. The use of descriptive language and practical samples of discourse greatly simplifies understanding of key terms and concepts, such as code, message, meaning relations, felicity conditions. The problem of deixis is thoroughly analysed over approximately 20 pages in Chapter 2. Levinson, Allot and Mey are a few of the scholars quoted by the author to describe and define the approaches to deixis (philosophical, descriptive). Indexicals, space and time deixis, social deixis are richly exemplified. Presuppositions (existential, factive, non-factive, lexical, factual, counterfactual) and entailments are then presented, drawing on Yule and Levinson. The 25 pages of Chapter 3 are dedicated to Speech Acts. Austin, Searle, Mey, Levinson, Coposescu are but a few of the theoreticians concerned with a “careful elucidation of some of the2concepts of ordinary language”. As the author points out, Searle (1969) identified five illocutionary/perlocutionary points. Assertives are statements may be judged true or false (they aim to describe a state of affairs in the world). Directives are described as statements that attempt to make the other person's actions fit the propositional content. Commissives are statements which commit the speaker to a course of action as described by the propositional content. Expressives circumscribe the “sincerity condition of the speech act” and declaratives attempt to change the world by “representing it as having been changed”. Grice, Russell and Yule are also quoted in an attempt to clarify the scope and meaning of felicity conditions, followed by Austin’s Speech Act Theory and a brief explanation of speech events. Chapter 4 moves on towards Grice’s theory of implicature, presenting issues such as the cooperative principle, Grice’s maxims (quantity, quality, relation, manner), hedges, flouting the maxims and generating implicature, suspending the maxims, etc in nearly 20 pages. The cooperative principle is explained using models of understanding language and models of communication and the wealth of examples facilitate an easy intake by students. Co-text and context are dealt with in the subsequent 10 pages (Chapter 5), which include issues pertaining to conversation analysis, social contexts and approaches to the description of context (ethnographic vs. pragmatic).Chapter 6 spans over 25 pages to describe politeness and politeness strategies, as well as Leech’s maxims (tact, generosity, modesty, etc).The focus shifts in Chapter 7 onto conversation analysis and some of the modern approaches and methodologies since the 1960s. In a little less than 10 pages students are acquainted with naturally occurring conversation analysis, the interactional nature of social communication as well as turn taking models. Chapter 8 contains a summary of specific issues of Pragmatics arising in the work of a translator. Translation problems of localization, communicative translation and semantics are briefly presented, including some issues relating to the functions of language that need to be considered when rendering meanings in translation. A list of key terms and concepts as presented in the previous chapters could be useful to the student.

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Az európai integráció története és elméletei

Az európai integráció története és elméletei

Author(s): János Kristóf Murádin / Language(s): Hungarian / Publication Year: 2020

This textbook is not merely a simple, chronological description of the history of European integration but much more: it offers a philosophical-ideological synthesis of the idea that stands at its foundation, that of the continental unification. Accordingly, its main goal is, on the one hand, to present the formation and historical changes of the idea of unified Europe and, on the other hand, to give an overview of the foundation and development of the European Union as we know it today. Following the preface, a brief introduction presents the geographic extensions of Europe and the origins of the name. The next chapters describe the formation and development of the unification idea as well as the process of European integration. First, the ancient conceptions of Europe are presented and then the attributes of the mediaeval Christian community, the first plans of unification in the age of the Renaissance and the continental peace programmes emerging in the Enlightenment era as well as the characteristics of the Europe conception in the 19th century. A full chapter is dedicated to the unification plans that emerged in the first part of the 20th century, such as the Paneuropa plan of Coudenhove-Kalergi, which are considered as direct sources of the European integration. The attempts of Nazi and fascist totalitarian regimes to build continental empires and, at the same time, the efforts of the resistance movements aiming at unification based on federalism are presented in another chapter. The eventful years of the period of post-war transition are detailed in yet another separate chapter. The process of European integration from the 1950 Schuman Plan to the foundation of the European Economic Community, and after that, the formation of the European Communities, the crisis of integration, and the first enlargement are laid out in the next chapters. The decade of Euroscepticism between 1973 and1984 is the topic of another chapter. The integration of Mediterranean countries and the new routes of European unity during the 1980s are analysed in the next part, followed by the presentation of the Treaty of Maastricht and the foundation of the European Union, together with the third wave of enlargement. A further chapter is dedicated to the institutional reform of the EU, presenting in detail the Treaties of Amsterdam, Nice, and Lisbon. Further on, the different phases of the Eastern enlargement come under scrutiny, while the last chapter is dedicated to the crisis of the EU in our days, with special attention to Brexit. The bookend with a synthesis of the European Union’s current situation from the global perspective, followed by the bibliography.

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Báró altorjai Apor Károly (1815–1885) életének és munkásságának vázlatos bemutatása
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Báró altorjai Apor Károly (1815–1885) életének és munkásságának vázlatos bemutatása

Author(s): Róbert Oláh-Gál / Language(s): Hungarian / Publication Year: 2016

This book presents Baron Károly Apor’s life and work. Bibliographic data are presented about the famous man of culture and legal expert.Károly Apor was born at 11th December 1815 in Turia de Jos, the Apor family’s ancestral home. He started elementary school from 1822 in Baia Mare and continued his studies in 1824 at the Therezianum Vienna, as a protégé of King Francis, where he studied law. In Therezianum he studied until 1835 when King Ferdinand 5th allowed him to continue his studies at the Academy of Law in Bratislava. In 1838 he was assigned to Târgu-Mureş and in July 1839 he passed comprehensive examination of case law. In his initial enthusiasm, he joined the National Guard, but in November 1848, when General Gedeon took Târgu-Mureş, Károly Apor fled to Vienna and waited there the end of the revolution. At the end of 1849 he returned to Transylvania with Count Imre Mikó. Later he was appointed as president of the Supreme Court of Târgu-Mureş, a position he had until his death. He died on 31 October 1885 in Târgu-Mureş and was buried in the Tofălău vineyard according to his wish.This book shows that Apor was a bibliophile of value, but he was also a prominent landowner: he produced excellent wines, and he was also one of the first photographers in Transylvania.

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Bolyai-breviárium
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Bolyai-breviárium

Author(s): Róbert Oláh-Gál / Language(s): Hungarian / Publication Year: 2015

János Bolyai was born 210 years ago. With this themes, I would like to attract the attention of the interested readers to this anniversary. About the Bolyais a lot of people wrote a lot of things. Even so we would like to confirm with this small book that there are still many unknown findings in their life. For example we didn’t known that János Bolyai spent in his childhood every summer at Alsógáld (Galda de Jos). János Bolyai doesn’t lived twelve years in Domáld, only six. It is interesting to know about their adaptation in the surroundings. The first chapter contains a compact résumé about the life of János Bolyai based on the latest authentic documents from the archives. The second chapter is about Farkas Bolyai: his closest relations and his relation with his surroundings. The most precious part of this chapter is the letter which was written by Farkas Bolyai to the baron Miklós Wesselényi. By the way, this document contains new data too about the history of the Reformed Boarding School. The third chapter includes some interesting information about János Bolyai. It turns out that he wasn’t the savant who lived one's life aloof but he was a very active person who took care to common weal, to the civic life of Marosvásárhely but who worked equally on the farm in Domáld.

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CRIME GENRES AND THE MODERN-POSTMODERN TURN: CANONS, GENDER, MEDIA
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CRIME GENRES AND THE MODERN-POSTMODERN TURN: CANONS, GENDER, MEDIA

Author(s): Andrea Virginás / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 2008

The grand narrative of the turn from the modern to the postmodern has profoundly shaped Anglo-American thought on art history, literary and film history in the last three decades. The identification of postmodern qualities - contrasted with the canonized modern features - has set the agenda for Ihab Hassan, Fredric Jameson, Brian McHale or even Arthur C. Danto, to name but a few critics. Postmodernism has often been seen as the process whereby modernist high artistic and mass cultural practices are being analyzed, mimicked, and ironized, thus becoming the material of self-conscious artistic preoccupations in different media.

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EMLÉKEZET ÉS KOMMUNIKÁCIÓ
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EMLÉKEZET ÉS KOMMUNIKÁCIÓ

NARRATÍVÁK AZ EGYÉNI, A TÁRSAS ÉS A KÖZÖSSÉGI IDENTITÁS TEREMTÉSÉBEN

Author(s): / Language(s): Hungarian / Publication Year: 2007

This volume presents the papers of a conference held at Targu Mures on 19-20 March 2004 entitled Memory and Communication.

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Erdélyi Jogélet

Erdélyi Jogélet

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: Romania

An old-new professional forum is launched in the form of a printed as well as electronic journal bearing the title Transylvanian Legal Review issued under the auspices of Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania.

It is old since our publication follows in the traditions of the very first – stopgap – legal journal of Transylvania (Erdélyrészi Jogi Közlöny) issued between 1907 and 1918 as well as of its successor (Erdélyi Jogélet) published in the period of 1942–1944. And it is new, at the same time, as in the world of convergent media our journal has set the ambition to bring out high-standard professional papers on topics of both public and professional interest and make them available via relevant online platforms.

Based on the principle of spatial and methodological openness, the new volume of Transylvanian Legal Review aims to create a dynamic professional arena for researchers and legal practitioners of Transylvania, Hungary, and other transborder regions alike.

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Film. Kép. Nyelv
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Film. Kép. Nyelv

Author(s): / Language(s): Hungarian / Publication Year: 2007

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FINANCIAL AND ECONOMICAL PROBLEMS IN THE FIRST DECADE OF THE 21ST CENTURY
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FINANCIAL AND ECONOMICAL PROBLEMS IN THE FIRST DECADE OF THE 21ST CENTURY

Author(s): / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 2011

This book contains the studies related to the conference with the title “The Financial and Economical Problems of the First Decade of the 21st Century” organized by the Department of Economic and Business Sciences, Faculty of Economic and Human Sciences at the Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania in Miercurea Ciuc on 6 November 2010. This period was marked by the financial crisis broken out in 2008 and the following global economic crisis; therefore, these were the most important topics of the lectures.

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Fogyasztói magatartás
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Fogyasztói magatartás

Author(s): József Gagyi / Language(s): Hungarian / Publication Year: 2009

The marketing treats consumer behavior as part of the sphere of economy. In this course, directed to communication and PR students, I start from a different premise. I present production and consumption, as well as consumer behavior as part of human communication, a culturally defined human activity, which has passed through historically different stages. I work with the results of modern social science, sociology, especially social economy, but also anthropology, which describes and compares the economic behaviour of different people and cultures. In order to present the making of consumer behavior, I also synthesize some results of social history.

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Folclor

Folclor

Noțiuni generale de folclor și poetică populară

Author(s): Lajos Balázs / Language(s): Romanian / Publication Year: 2003

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