BAT topics - IEAS, University of Szeged

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IEAS BA Thesis Supervisors and Topics
2015–2016
Andrási Krisztina
The structure of non-finite clauses in English and in Hungarian (or a third language)
Annus Irén
Identity Studies (gender and race/ethnicity in the US)
Visual culture in the US (painting, architecture, popular culture)
Religion and American culture
Balogh Erzsébet
Applied Linguistics
Sociolinguistics
Barát Erzsébet
Gender in the media
Researching (and) Auto/biography
Discursive Construction of Identity
Relationship between Language, Ideology and Power
Language and Sexuality
Popular Culture
Sexual Citizenship
Bocsor Péter
Modern/Postmodern Literature
Literary/Cultural Theory
Cora Zoltán
British History (19-20th centuries)
Great Britain and Europe in the 20th Century
Social and Cultural History of Britain (19-20th centuries)
Theories of History
British Aesthetics and Literature (18-19th centuries)
Cristian Réka Mónika
Modern American literature
American modernism
American drama and drama adaptations
Postcolonial theory in American literature and film
Gender and the American film
Film Theories (auteur, gender, third cinema)
Doró Katalin
Second language acquisition
First language development
Vocabulary studies
Psycholinguistics
Dragon Zoltán
Film theory
Film adaptations
American Film History
Contemporary Visual Culture
Digital Culture & Theory
Contemporary US fiction
Dudits András
Translation Studies
Interpreting Studies
Fenyvesi Anna
Sociolinguistics
Bilingualism
Kenesei István
Theory of syntax
Topics in the syntax of English
The structure of tensed subordinate clauses
The structure of nonfinite clauses
Topics in descriptive semantics
Topics in philosophical semantics
Topics in English word-formation
Kérchy Anna
Body Studies
Gender and literature, (feminist) literary theory
Victorian, 20th century and contemporary British and American novel (esp. women's
writing)
The Fantastic/ Magical Realism
Children's literature
Contemporary arts (practice and theory)
Kiss Attila
English Renaissance drama
Post-War British and American drama
Semiotics of literature and culture
Kovács Ágnes Zsófia
Contexts of Realist American fiction
Voices in Modernist American fiction
Multiculturalism in American literature
Popular American literature
Lesznyák Márta
Psycholinguistics
Translation studies
Intercultural communication
Molnár Timea
Sociolinguistics
Third language acquisition
Nagy Gergely
Medieval English literature (Old and Middle English; especially
romances, Arthurian literature, Sir Thomas Malory)
JRR Tolkien and fantasy (selected authors)
Science fiction (Star Wars, Dune, Ursula Le Guin, Asimov)
Popular music
Novák György
Colonial American History (-1826)
20th-century US history
Detective/spy fiction
20th-century American literature
Medieval English history (-1485)
Parrott, Jeremy
Anglo-Indian fiction
Samuel Beckett
Literary onomastics
Anglo-Irish literature
Literary bibliography
ELT methodology
Language teaching materials
ESP
Contemporary British cultural studies
Peckham, Donald W.
Second language acquisition
Communication and learning strategies
Transfer and cross-linguistic influence
Vocabulary acquisition and the lexicon
Péter Róbert
16th-19th c. British history
Religious history of modern Britain and certain aspects of the US
Cultural and intellectual history of the British Enlightenment
British press history, 1621-1861
History of the associational world - (secret) societies (e.g. freemasonry) and clubs
Esoteric currents in modern Britain
Theories of religion, culture and secularization
English-Hungarian relations, 1600-1850
Digital history, distant reading, development of digital research tools, quantitative
analysis
Sávai-Matuska Ágnes
Elizabethan and Jacobean art and literature
Late medieval morality plays
Performance Studies, Metadrama
Literary trickster-characters
Shakespeare adaptations (film and theatre)
Szőnyi György Endre
Renaissance/Baroque/Augustan poetry (Sidney, Spenser, Donne, Milton, Dryden,
Pope)
Renaissance drama (Marlowe, Shakespeare, Jonson)
Early novel (Bunyan, Defoe, Swift, Fielding, Sterne)
University novel (Amis, Bradbury, Lodge, Davies, etc.)
Literature and the occult
British arts & music (selected topics, upon agreement)
Suszczyńska, Małgorzata
Linguistic politeness (theories, empirical research)
Cross- and intercultural Pragmatics
Interlanguage Pragmatics
Gender in sociopragmatic research
Institutional discourse (medical, classroom, courtroom, media)
Conversation analysis
Speech act analysis
Tápainé Balla Ágnes
Second language acquisition/learning
Third (and additional) language acquisition/learning
Tóth Zsófia Anna
Gender and literature
Gender and film
Humor and gender
Jane Austen (literature and film adaptations)
The New Woman (literary and cultural approaches, representations)
The femme fatale (literary, cultural and filmic approaches, representations)
Violence in American cinema
Early American cinema, Pre-Code Hollywood
Disney and Pixar Animations
Vajda Zoltán
Antebellum southern culture
19th century US history
American history
American Popular Culture
Williams, Thomas A.
Second language acquisition/learning
Tasks in second language acquisition/learning
Sociocultural theory and second language acquisition/learning
Developing L2 speaking
Language learner perceptions/beliefs
Zámbóné Kocić Larisa
Early Modern Women Writers
Religious/metaphysical and erotic literature of the Renaissance and the Restoration
Pop culture—theory and praxis (fandom/fan fictions; comics/graphic novels)
Digital Humanities
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