Zsófia Nagy
Biographic Data
| ID | 3659155 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zsófia Nagy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zsófia |
| FAMILY NAME | Nagy |
| SIGNATURE | NAGY Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | Eötvös Loránd University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1212-7351 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Full Body Surface Coverage with Water-Equivalent Bolus as Novel Technique for Total Body Irradiation before Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation in Pediatric Acute Lymphoid Leukemia
Using full body water-equivalent bolus with VMAT for TBI provides a safe method for children with a better organ sparing in the short term follow-up
Types of Solidarity in a Hybrid Regime: The Hungarian Case
Our aim in this article is to show the stance on solidarity present in a hybrid regime. Taking Hungary as an example, we give individual-level explanations for attitudes towards solidarity and inclusion/exclusion in times when populist parties are in power. By creating typical solidarity groups, we explain who belongs to different solidarity clusters and why, what political orientations can be linked to solidarity groups and whether people's atti…
Dreaming homogenous - power switches of history in public discourse in Hungary
The waves of migration that hit Europe during 2015 are often labelled as the ‘refugee crisis’, however the term ‘crisis’ is doubly understood as that of refugees and that of European politics. Taking the latter view, the present article claims that if one wants to understand the differences between national responses, the concept of social memory is an analytically useful one. We take the case of the Hungarian response to the crisis and explain h…
The Discursive Construction of Crisis: Hungary’s Spiral to Populism
At the time of writing this piece, 51% of the Hungarian population believes that George Soros, Hungarian-born philanthropist and billionaire, is organizing migration across Hungary in order to replace Europeans with migrants (Political Capital, 2018). The toolbox utilized by the Hungarian populist government works effectively—what is needed is insight into how exactly it operates. We know what populists do, but we are at a loss for words when try…
The changing nature of death and mourning – an analysis of Hungarian obituaries (1961–2000)
The paper examines obituaries appearing in the Hungarian daily Népszabadság during the second half of the twentieth century. It argues from a social constructivist stance that the reading of these texts gives us insights about the prevailing norms and values related to death. It posits that the issue of death brings to the surface general cultural values as well. Its aim is to see how these norms and values have changed as the political and socia…
Where Are Those Better Angels of Our Society? Subaltern Counterpublics in Hungary During the Refugee Crisis
This article presents findings of a research carried out among pro-refugee individuals in social media in Hungary. During the so-called refugee crisis that emerged in the summer of 2015, anti-immigrant sentiments in the Hungarian public were fueled by a strong governmental campaign. This unusually strong propaganda campaign created a strong hegemonic discourse. Nevertheless, a pro-refugee counterpublic opposing the hegemonic discourse also emerge…
Remembering lives, changing regimes: An analysis of Hungarian obituaries (1961–2000)
The article examines the obituaries appearing in the Hungarian daily Népszabadság during the second half of the twentieth century. Positing the obituaries as activities of social memory, the article has a dual focus. First, it looks at how the authoritarian Kádár-regime’s metaproject of creating the archetypical socialist identity is reflected in the obituaries. Second, it examines the frictions created by the state’s efforts in establishing tabo…
Hearing visuo-tactile synchrony - Sound-induced proprioceptive drift in the invisible hand illusion
The rubber hand illusion (RHI) and its variant the invisible hand illusion (IHI) are useful for investigating multisensory aspects of bodily self-consciousness. Here, we explored whether auditory conditioning during an RHI could enhance the trisensory visuo-tactile-proprioceptive interaction underlying the IHI. Our paradigm comprised of an IHI session that was followed by an RHI session and another IHI session. The IHI sessions had two parts pres…
Egy konfliktus konstrukciói. Térértelmezések Bős kapcsán
A dolgozat a bős–nagymarosi vízlépcsőkonfliktusról szóló esettanulmány. Mellőzi a téma szokásos – jogi, környezetvédelmi, politikai – megközelítéseit, ehelyett Bős mint lokalitás diskurzusait igyekszik feltárni. A terepmunka során készült terepnapló, interjúk, mentális térképek elemzéséből kirajzolódó valóságértelmezéseket a kortárs kultúratudományi elméletek segítségével értelmezi. Az interjúkban ismétlődő motívumok adják a lokalitás diskurzusán…
Dreaming homogenous - power switches of history in public discourse in Hungary
The waves of migration that hit Europe during 2015 are often labelled as the ‘refugee crisis’, however the term ‘crisis’ is doubly understood as that of refugees and that of European politics. Taking the latter view, the present article claims that if one wants to understand the differences between national responses, the concept of social memory is an analytically useful one. We take the case of the Hungarian response to the crisis and explain h…
Types of Solidarity in a Hybrid Regime: The Hungarian Case
Our aim in this article is to show the stance on solidarity present in a hybrid regime. Taking Hungary as an example, we give individual-level explanations for attitudes towards solidarity and inclusion/exclusion in times when populist parties are in power. By creating typical solidarity groups, we explain who belongs to different solidarity clusters and why, what political orientations can be linked to solidarity groups and whether people's atti…
Remembering lives, changing regimes: An analysis of Hungarian obituaries (1961–2000)
The article examines the obituaries appearing in the Hungarian daily Népszabadság during the second half of the twentieth century. Positing the obituaries as activities of social memory, the article has a dual focus. First, it looks at how the authoritarian Kádár-regime’s metaproject of creating the archetypical socialist identity is reflected in the obituaries. Second, it examines the frictions created by the state’s efforts in establishing tabo…
Hearing visuo-tactile synchrony - Sound-induced proprioceptive drift in the invisible hand illusion
The rubber hand illusion (RHI) and its variant the invisible hand illusion (IHI) are useful for investigating multisensory aspects of bodily self-consciousness. Here, we explored whether auditory conditioning during an RHI could enhance the trisensory visuo-tactile-proprioceptive interaction underlying the IHI. Our paradigm comprised of an IHI session that was followed by an RHI session and another IHI session. The IHI sessions had two parts pres…
Egy konfliktus konstrukciói. Térértelmezések Bős kapcsán
A dolgozat a bős–nagymarosi vízlépcsőkonfliktusról szóló esettanulmány. Mellőzi a téma szokásos – jogi, környezetvédelmi, politikai – megközelítéseit, ehelyett Bős mint lokalitás diskurzusait igyekszik feltárni. A terepmunka során készült terepnapló, interjúk, mentális térképek elemzéséből kirajzolódó valóságértelmezéseket a kortárs kultúratudományi elméletek segítségével értelmezi. Az interjúkban ismétlődő motívumok adják a lokalitás diskurzusán…
Where Are Those Better Angels of Our Society? Subaltern Counterpublics in Hungary During the Refugee Crisis
This article presents findings of a research carried out among pro-refugee individuals in social media in Hungary. During the so-called refugee crisis that emerged in the summer of 2015, anti-immigrant sentiments in the Hungarian public were fueled by a strong governmental campaign. This unusually strong propaganda campaign created a strong hegemonic discourse. Nevertheless, a pro-refugee counterpublic opposing the hegemonic discourse also emerge…
Remembering lives, changing regimes: An analysis of Hungarian obituaries (1961–2000)
The article examines the obituaries appearing in the Hungarian daily Népszabadság during the second half of the twentieth century. Positing the obituaries as activities of social memory, the article has a dual focus. First, it looks at how the authoritarian Kádár-regime’s metaproject of creating the archetypical socialist identity is reflected in the obituaries. Second, it examines the frictions created by the state’s efforts in establishing tabo…
Hearing visuo-tactile synchrony - Sound-induced proprioceptive drift in the invisible hand illusion
The rubber hand illusion (RHI) and its variant the invisible hand illusion (IHI) are useful for investigating multisensory aspects of bodily self-consciousness. Here, we explored whether auditory conditioning during an RHI could enhance the trisensory visuo-tactile-proprioceptive interaction underlying the IHI. Our paradigm comprised of an IHI session that was followed by an RHI session and another IHI session. The IHI sessions had two parts pres…
The changing nature of death and mourning – an analysis of Hungarian obituaries (1961–2000)
The paper examines obituaries appearing in the Hungarian daily Népszabadság during the second half of the twentieth century. It argues from a social constructivist stance that the reading of these texts gives us insights about the prevailing norms and values related to death. It posits that the issue of death brings to the surface general cultural values as well. Its aim is to see how these norms and values have changed as the political and socia…
The Discursive Construction of Crisis: Hungary’s Spiral to Populism
At the time of writing this piece, 51% of the Hungarian population believes that George Soros, Hungarian-born philanthropist and billionaire, is organizing migration across Hungary in order to replace Europeans with migrants (Political Capital, 2018). The toolbox utilized by the Hungarian populist government works effectively—what is needed is insight into how exactly it operates. We know what populists do, but we are at a loss for words when try…
Dreaming homogenous - power switches of history in public discourse in Hungary
The waves of migration that hit Europe during 2015 are often labelled as the ‘refugee crisis’, however the term ‘crisis’ is doubly understood as that of refugees and that of European politics. Taking the latter view, the present article claims that if one wants to understand the differences between national responses, the concept of social memory is an analytically useful one. We take the case of the Hungarian response to the crisis and explain h…
Full Body Surface Coverage with Water-Equivalent Bolus as Novel Technique for Total Body Irradiation before Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation in Pediatric Acute Lymphoid Leukemia
Using full body water-equivalent bolus with VMAT for TBI provides a safe method for children with a better organ sparing in the short term follow-up
Types of Solidarity in a Hybrid Regime: The Hungarian Case
Our aim in this article is to show the stance on solidarity present in a hybrid regime. Taking Hungary as an example, we give individual-level explanations for attitudes towards solidarity and inclusion/exclusion in times when populist parties are in power. By creating typical solidarity groups, we explain who belongs to different solidarity clusters and why, what political orientations can be linked to solidarity groups and whether people's atti…
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