Kedves Csaba's publications, research, and scientific presentations

Tourism, museums, regional development

Sustainable tourism in Hungary: results of a research series. Active Hungary conference, November 2023

Link: https://youtu.be/dQTIHalHMAk?si=iEj2SFVdcr9d4B3W

Előadás az AKtív Magyarország konferenciáján 2023 novemberében

Literary history

Studies

  1. Kájoni and the old Hungarian drama, Hungarian Higher Education, 1996/4 and 1996/4–5.
  2. Folkloristic motifs in the mystery dramas of Csíksomlyó. In: Baroque theatre – baroque drama, Debrecen 1997
  3. Actio parascevica. Historical layers in the mystery dramas of Csíksomlyó, Székelyföld, 1999/5.
  4. Hungarian-language drama fragment from the end of the 15th century. In: The Birth of the Hungarian Theatre, Miskolc, 2000.
  5. Middle Ages and 18th century: Possibilities of examining historical layers in 18th century mystery dramas. In: Lectures of the 2000 Doktoranduszok Forum. Miskolc.
  6. Schools in 17-18th century Hungarian College Literature. In: paper submitted to the MicroCAD'2001 conference volume, co-authored with Nagy Júlia.
  7. Structural issues of the mystery dramas of Csíksomlyó. In: a study written for the publication containing the presentations of the 2000 Eger conference. Miskolc, 2002.
  8. Teachers and Schools in the 17-18th Century Hungarian School Literature. (School and theatre CD-ROM). Academia Ludi et Artis, 2002. Joint study with Nagy Júlia.
    Link: http://regi.magyarszak.uni-miskolc.hu/kiadvanyok/drama2002/ea/njkcs.htm

 

Conferences, lectures:

  1. Folkloristic motifs in the mystery dramas of Csíksomlyó, Eger, 1994, conference on School Drama and the Baroque
  2. Hungarian-language drama fragment from the end of the 15th century, Eger, 1997, Conference on the Birth of Hungarian Theatre
  3. Structural issues of the mystery dramas of Csíksomlyó, Eger, 2000, conference on Sacred and Profane
  4. Questions of Medieval Hungarian Lyric Poetry, University of Miskolc, 2000, Doctoral Students' Forum
  5. Schools in 17-18th century Hungarian College Literature. (joint lecture with Nagy Júlia), , University of Miskolc, 2001, McroCAD conference
  6. Possibilities of poetic-rhetorical examination of 18th century mystery dramas, Veszprém, 2001, Conference on Discourse on Drama
  7. Teachers and Schools in the 17th-18th Century Hungarian School Literature (Joint lecture with Nagy Júlia) (July 12-15, 2001) Birmingham, ISCHE World Conference
  8. Teachers and Schools in the 17-18th Century Hungarian School Literature (joint presentation with Nagy Júlia). Miskolc, September 2002. International conference entitled School and Theatre.

 

Notes, short stories:

  1. The (self)identity of the game, Korunk, 1988/11.pp. 877-879.
  2. Yesenin's poetry, Our Journey, 1988/4.
  3. The power of the word. Notes on the poetry of Miklós Radnóti, Utunk-Helikon Yearbook, 1989/1990. pp. 230-234.
  4. Sign and Form, Presence, 1991/5.
  5. Dostoevsky Variations, Helikon (Cluj-Napoca), 1991/34.
  6. Sentences about a handful of snow… Helikon, 1991/34.

 Reviews:

  1. Visit to the photo salon, Korunk, 1989/2. (András Visky: Photography for Advanced People) pp. 155-156.
  2. Relationship and Comparison, True Word, 1989/3. (István Szombati: Scream)
  3. Faustus returns home, Korunk, 1989/5. (László Király: The path around the world) pp. 390-391.
  4. The Tree of Knowledge. Mosaic Pieces from a Possible Interpretation, Korunk, 1989/9. (Umberto Eco: The Name of the Rose)
  5. Weekday holidays, festive weekdays, Látó, 1990/4. (From the reportage books of Barna Bodó and Gábor Cseke)
  6. The Comedy of Despair, Látó, 1990/3. (Ship's Log. Anthology of Young Romanian Poets) pp. 378-379.
  7. Spiritual Shipwreck, Látó, 1990/8. (Mihály Babits: Stork's Caliphate)
  8. Our Loss Lists, Látó, 1990 (Attila Mózes: Yesterday, The Snow of the Lion) – republished in the journal Hátorzág. pp. 1236-1238.
  9. Is it necessary to write poetry? Látó, 1990/12. (Sándor Majla: The Red of Words) pp. 1490-1491.
  10. Where is the ladybug going? Viewer, 1991/5. (Imre Fábián: Magic Circle)
  11. Everyday Metaphors, East-West, 1990/28. (András Sütő: Dream Commando)
  12. Renaissance Encounters, Credit, 1994/2. (Aladár Lászlóffy: Eastern Renaissance)
  13. Message from the Eastern Ends, Hitel, 1995/6. (Tibor Kristó: Csík Ethnographic Collections)
  14. Self-examination of a free-lance artist, Hitel, 1996/9. (Ferenc Kenéz: The free-lance artist) pp.110-112.
  15. Is my church tower tall? Credit, 1996/12. (Béla Sisa: Tall on the church tower) pp. 108-110.
  16. Teaching and Delight, Hitel, 2000 /11. (Nagy Júlia Reformed College Literature and Culture in the 18th-19th Centuries)
  17. Reality and Ladybug. Látó, 1991/5. pp. 639-640.

A selection of his literary works

Diary entries without verse. Hungarian Museum. In: Új Írás 1991. January-June (31st volume, issue 6) pp. 20-21.

Diary entries without poetry. Látó, 1991. No. 7. pp.837-838.