ILDIKÓ DÖMÖTÖR PhD - PUBLICATION LIST
Journal articles
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“Az ausztráliai őslakosok helyzetének megítélése brit úri hölgyek írásaiban a 19.
században” in Kisebbségkutatás Vol. 22, No. 2, 2013. pp. 134-149. HU ISSN 1215–
2684
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“Ideas of home in the non-fictional narratives of British genteel women in colonial
Australia” in The Otemon Journal of Australian Studies Vol. 37, 2011. pp. 189-201.
ISSN 0385-3446 http://www.otemon.ac.jp/cas/kiyou-renewal/e-kiyou37.htm
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“Genteel pursuits in the bush: Colonial gentlewomen’s appreciation of rural Australia
in the mid-19th century” in Zeitschrift für Australienstudien No. 25, 2011. pp. 42-52.
ISSN 1617-9900
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“Úri hölgyek a vademberek között – Az ausztráliai őslakosok ábrázolása brit
telepesnők és utazónők írásaiban a 19. században” in AETAS Vol. 25, No. 3. 2010.
pp. 20-32. ISSN 0237-7934 http://www.aetas.hu/2010-03.pdf
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“British Gentlewomen’s Perception of the Australian Bush” in Hungarian Journal of
English and American Studies Vol. 12, No. 1-2. Fall 2006 pp. 93-103. ISSN 12187364
Papers in an edited collection
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“Gentlewomen in the Australian bush – Silencing the self in early colonial Australia”
in Reverberations of Silence: Silenced texts, Sub-texts and Authors in Literature,
Language and Translation ed. by Márta Pellérdi and Gabriella Reuss. Cambridge
Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne, 2013. pp. 98-108. ISBN (10) 1-44384326-1
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“Home among the gum trees – Colonial gentlewomen’s attitude towards the
Australian flora and fauna” in Languages, Literatures and Cultures in Contact: English
and American Studies in the Age of Global Communication Vol. 1: Literature ed. by
Zygmunt Mazur, Katarzyna Hauzer and Michał Palmowski. Tertium, Krakow, 2013.
pp. 137-152. ISBN 978-83-61678-64-9
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"Multiculturalism as a Folklore Show" in Reflecting on the Island Continent: A
collection of papers in Australian Studies ed. by Gyula Tankó. Australian Studies
Programme, School of English and American Studies, Eötvös Loránd University
(ELTE), Budapest, 1999. pp. 1-9.
Monograph
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Gentlewomen in the bush: A historical interpretation of British women’s personal
narratives in nineteenth-century rural Australia. LAP Lambert Academic Publishing,
Köln, Germany, 2009. ISBN 978 3 8383 2311 4
Papers in conference proceedings
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“Home among the gum trees – English genteel women in colonial Australia” in
HUSSE10-LitCult. Proceedings of the HUSSE 10 Conference ed. by Zsolt Almási,
Kinga Földváry and Veronika Schandl. Hungarian Society for the Study of English,
Debrecen,
2011.
pp.
251-259.
ISBN
978-963-08-2793-5
http://mek.oszk.hu/10100/10171/
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“Voices from the bush: British gentlewomen’s personal narratives in colonial
Australia” in Crossections Volume 2: Selected papers in literature and culture from the
9th HUSSE conference ed. by Andrew C Rouse, Gertrud Szamosi and Gabriella Vöő.
Pécs, 2010. pp. 393-401. ISBN 978-963-642-324-7
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“Australia through English and Hungarian eyes – The lives of Victorian gentlewomen
and the experience of a PhD student in the 21st century” in Husse papers 2005 –
Proceedings of the seventh biennial conference ed. by Jenő Bárdos. Veszprém, 2006
pp. 290-300. ISBN 963 87056 0 4
Book reviews
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“Ann Standish: Australia through women’s eyes” in Klió – Történettudományi
szemléző folyóirat Vol. 21, No. 2. 2012. pp. 99-103. ISSN 1216—2965
http://www.c3.hu/~klio/tart12-2.html
CONFERENCE PAPERS
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24-26 January 2013 - HUSSE 11 (Hungarian Society for the Study of English)
Conference at ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary
Paper presented: Nation, empire and gender: British genteel women writing about
Australia and Hungary in the mid-nineteenth century
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8-9 November 2012 – Kihívások 2013 – 12. Nemzetközi Tudományos Konferencia a
Magyar Tudomány Tiszteletére a Budapesti Gazdasági Főiskolán.
Paper presented: Két kultúra találkozása: Julia Pardoe Magyarországon 1839-40
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24-26 May 2012 - Visual Encounters with Alterity: Representing East-Central and SouthEastern Europeans in the 19th century and the first half of the 20th
century. Conference at the Institute of Ethnology, Research Centre
for the Humanities, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest
Paper presented: Textual encounters with alterity: British genteel women writing about
Australia and Hungary in the mid-19th century
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10-11 November 2011 – Útkeresés és Növekedés – 11. Tudományos Konferencia,
Magyar Tudomány Ünnepe, Budapesti Gazdasági Főiskola.
Paper presented: Két kultúra között: Hogyan látták a brit úri hölgyek az ausztráliai
őslakosokat a 19. században?
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12-15 September 2011 – 11th Biennial EASA (European Association for Studies of
Australia) Conference at the University of Presov, Slovakia
Paper presented: Colonial, colonized and native realities – Genteel women and
environmental awareness in nineteenth-century Australia
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27-29 April 2011 – Languages, Literatures and Cultures in Contact: English and
American Studies in the Age of Global Communication.
Conference at Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland.
Paper presented: Home among the gum trees – Colonial gentlewomen’s attitude towards
the Australian flora and fauna
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27-29 January 2011 - HUSSE 10 (Hungarian Society for the Study of English)
Conference at Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Piliscsaba,
Hungary
Paper presented: Home among the gum trees – English genteel women in colonial
Australia
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25-27 August 2010 - Sounds of Silence Conference at Pázmány Péter Catholic
University, Piliscsaba, Hungary
Paper presented: Gentlewomen in the bush – Silencing the self in colonial Australia
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20-21 May 2010 - 20th Conference on British and American Studies. Universitatea de
Vest, Timisoara, Romania.
Paper presented: The settler and the savage in Australia – The representation of
Aboriginal people in colonial women’s life-writings.
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12 May 2009 - Az első és második globalizáció között: Hasonlóságok és különbségek,
ELTE BTK, Budapest, Hungary.
Paper presented: Viktoriánus hölgyek találkozása a “vademberekkel” – avagy angol
ladyk hozzáállása az ausztráliai őslakosokhoz a 19. század második felében.
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22-24 January 2009 - HUSSE (Hungarian Society for the Study of English) Conference
at the University of Pécs, Hungary
Paper presented: Voices from the bush: British gentlewomen’s personal narratives in
colonial Australia
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26-30 September 2007 - 9th Biennial EASA (European Association for Studies of
Australia) Conference at the University of Roskilde and
Copenhagen University, Denmark
Paper presented: Translating cultures – The changing concept of female British settlers’
gentility in rural Australia in the 19th century
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25-27 January 2007 - HUSSE (Hungarian Society for the Study of English) Conference at
the University of Szeged, Hungary
Paper presented: Victorian gentlewomen’s attitudes to the Australian fauna
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20-24 September 2005 – 8th Biennial EASA (European Association for Studies of
Australia) Conference at the University of Debrecen, Hungary.
Paper presented: Female visions of the Australian bush – British gentlewomen’s
perception of the rural landscape in the nineteenth century.
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27-29 January 2005 – HUSSE (Hungarian Society for the Study of English) Conference
at the University of Veszprém, Hungary.
Paper presented: Australia through English and Hungarian eyes – The lives of Victorian
gentlewomen and the experience of a PhD student in the 21st century.
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17-18 July 2003 – Postgraduate Conference: Creating Spaces – Interdisciplinary writings
in
the social sciences at the Australian National University,
Canberra, Australia.
Paper presented: A place of pleasure or danger? The Australian bush in the lives of
nineteenth-century colonial gentlewomen.
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4-6 October 2002 – In Progress? An interdisciplinary postgraduate work in progress
conference at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
Paper presented: Progress in the bush: Colonial women’s efforts to come to grips with the
rudiments of housework in nineteenth-century Australia.
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4 December 2001 – Annual Postgraduate Conference, School of Political and Social
Inquiry,
Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
Paper presented: Ladies in the bush.
10 October 2013
Nyíregyháza, Hungary