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Author IconIványi Márton PálCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/2en English

Public Signs and Barriers. The Citizen Participation Side of Social Media and the Demand for Digital Objectivism

Online movements based on local, regional or ethnic identities and their positive effects, which support civic participation and express community solidarity, are of particular importance in evaluating digital media. To better understand th...
Author IconSzabó Gergely, Szabó Nikolett, Kőszegi ÁronCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/2en English

Linguistic Ideologies in a Minority. Examples From Catalonia, Csallóköz and Budapest

Critical sociolinguistics with a qualitative approach seeks to explore the background of language-related social issues. Such issues include, for example, the systems of ideas that shape contemporary public thinking, especially when it come...
Author IconLiszka JózsefCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/2en English

From the Verbal to the Literate – And Back? Notes on the Early Work of Albert Wesselski

This paper attempts to present the intellectual legacy of Albert Wesselski (Vienna, 1871–Prague, 1939), a partly forgotten great figure of literary and textual folkloristic comparatistics of the first half of the 20th century, and argues fo...
Author IconGyurgyík LászlóCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/2en English

Changes in the Number and Proportion of Hungarians in Slovakia by Districts Based on the 2011 and 2021 Census Data

The study deals with the development of the number of Hungarians in Slovakia by districts based on the data of the 2011 and 2021 censuses. In a first approach, the data at the district level for ethnicity, mother tongue and 2nd ethnicity ar...
Author IconBajcsi IldikóCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/2en English

Arrow Cross in and around Komárom (Komárno) after the First Vienna Award

This study aims to provide a detailed exploration of the Arrow Cross movement in southern Slovakia. In particular, it examines the history of the Arrow Cross movement in and around Komárom (Komárno) between 1938 and 1945, i.e. its actions i...
Author IconSimon AttilaCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/2en English

Trials for National Anthem in Interwar Czechoslovakia. A Contribution to the Relationship Between Hungarians in Slovakia and the Czechoslovak State

In the period of the First Czechoslovak Republic, Slovakia was an ethnically mixed territory, the scene of the meeting of Czechoslovak, Slovak, and Hungarian nation-building, among other things. From this point of view, the use of different...
Author IconGazdag VilmosCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/1en English

Characterstics of the use of the Hungarian Language in Transcarpatihia at the Turn of the 1980s and 1990s, Based on the Materials of the Vörös Zászló District Newspaper

The turn of the 1980s and 1990s brought a number of changes for the whole Soviet world, including the Hungarian community in Transcarpathia, which obviously had an impact on the language of the press, as elements of political or economic ja...
Author IconDančo Jakab VeronikaCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/1en English

High School Students’ Perceptions of Code-Switching in a Bilingual Environment

The paper explores the opinions of two hundred Hungarian secondary school students in Slovakia on the code-switching between Hungarian as a minority language and Slovak as the state language. The results of the research show, on the one han...
Author IconMiklós DánielCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/1en English

Activism in any Direction. A Sketch of Ignác Schultz’s Activities During the Second World War

A well-known public figure of the first Czechoslovak state, Ignác Schultz, who had emigrated from Hungary, was a representative of self-sacrificing activism. The political changes in the autumn of 1938 had an impact on his activities and li...
Author IconKeresztes CsabaCategory Icon Forum Social Science Review, StudiesSzemle: 2024/1en English

Refugee Teachers in Post-world War II Hungary, With Special Reference to Those From the Newly-Formed Czechoslovakia

After the Second World War, a significant number of refugees arrived in Hungary, most of them expelled from their homelands or places of service by the neighbouring states. Among them, the case of the pedagogues was peculiar: they had to le...
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