Réka Szilárdi
Biographic Data
| ID | 6748558 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Réka Szilárdi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Réka |
| FAMILY NAME | Szilárdi |
| SIGNATURE | SZILÁRDI R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Szeged |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5609-880X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Narrowing windows
According to Lakoff and Ricoeur’s concept of conceptual and living metaphor, these poetic images are not only part of everyday language use, but are in fact crucial for conceptualisation, world-understanding, understanding and interpretation. The following paper places the collective identity traits of Hungarian society within this metaphorical framework and links István Bibó’s concept of Hungarian communal hysteria to the diagnosis of complex po…
The framework of large group identification
It is often the case that religious and national forms of self-definition are mutually reinforcing and intertwined (e.g. Smith 1991, 2004; Daniel – Durham 1997; Friedland 2001; Hoppenbrouwers 2002; Anderson 2006, etc.). This process can occur in a variety of ways and contexts all over the world. In addition to attempts at defining religious and national identities, the following paper focuses primarily on three approaches: (1) how religious and n…
Közgazdaságtani modellek a valláskutatásban
The economics of religion has entered the social science mainstream in recent decades, mainly through the work of Roger Finke, Laurance Iannaccone and Rodney Stark. In these works, the authors sought to lay down a new theoretical framework for explaining religious phenomena that could be used to provide a new context for the empirical data sets of sociology of religion by applying approaches to rational choice theory and the concept of the market…
A rekonstrukcionista vallások öndefiníciós és terminológiai kérdései
The Selfdefinition of Reconstructionist Religions and the Terminological Questions around them In the last decades, in the field of religious studies, and especially in the field of studies concerning new religious movements, there has been an increasing number of papers dealing with religious or spiritual formations that aim at reviving archaic religious cults. The academic literature, based on several criteria and studies, has given the term 'n…
Populism and religion in Central and Eastern Europe
Populism is a re-emerging modern topic. Since 2015 it has been one of the most mentioned and analyzed issues in the political sciences, international relations, and sociological academic literature. Although populism is a worldwide phenomenon it is also highly regionalized. This research focuses on link between populism, nationalism, and religion in Central and Eastern Europe. Differences seen between this region, Western Europe, and United State…
Ancient Gods—New Ages
This paper discusses contemporary Paganism in Central and Eastern Europe., taking off from the general (Western) definition of contemporary Paganism, and then moving to Pagan narratives present in the region, followed by the delineation of the features of Hungarian movements as a summary of a case study. Reasons and consequences of dissimilarities are presented briefly, reflecting to the outcomes of the foregoing research
Ancient Gods—New Ages
This paper discusses contemporary Paganism in Central and Eastern Europe., taking off from the general (Western) definition of contemporary Paganism, and then moving to Pagan narratives present in the region, followed by the delineation of the features of Hungarian movements as a summary of a case study. Reasons and consequences of dissimilarities are presented briefly, reflecting to the outcomes of the foregoing research
Ancient Gods—New Ages
This paper discusses contemporary Paganism in Central and Eastern Europe., taking off from the general (Western) definition of contemporary Paganism, and then moving to Pagan narratives present in the region, followed by the delineation of the features of Hungarian movements as a summary of a case study. Reasons and consequences of dissimilarities are presented briefly, reflecting to the outcomes of the foregoing research
Populism and religion in Central and Eastern Europe
Populism is a re-emerging modern topic. Since 2015 it has been one of the most mentioned and analyzed issues in the political sciences, international relations, and sociological academic literature. Although populism is a worldwide phenomenon it is also highly regionalized. This research focuses on link between populism, nationalism, and religion in Central and Eastern Europe. Differences seen between this region, Western Europe, and United State…
A rekonstrukcionista vallások öndefiníciós és terminológiai kérdései
The Selfdefinition of Reconstructionist Religions and the Terminological Questions around them In the last decades, in the field of religious studies, and especially in the field of studies concerning new religious movements, there has been an increasing number of papers dealing with religious or spiritual formations that aim at reviving archaic religious cults. The academic literature, based on several criteria and studies, has given the term 'n…
Közgazdaságtani modellek a valláskutatásban
The economics of religion has entered the social science mainstream in recent decades, mainly through the work of Roger Finke, Laurance Iannaccone and Rodney Stark. In these works, the authors sought to lay down a new theoretical framework for explaining religious phenomena that could be used to provide a new context for the empirical data sets of sociology of religion by applying approaches to rational choice theory and the concept of the market…
The framework of large group identification
It is often the case that religious and national forms of self-definition are mutually reinforcing and intertwined (e.g. Smith 1991, 2004; Daniel – Durham 1997; Friedland 2001; Hoppenbrouwers 2002; Anderson 2006, etc.). This process can occur in a variety of ways and contexts all over the world. In addition to attempts at defining religious and national identities, the following paper focuses primarily on three approaches: (1) how religious and n…
Narrowing windows
According to Lakoff and Ricoeur’s concept of conceptual and living metaphor, these poetic images are not only part of everyday language use, but are in fact crucial for conceptualisation, world-understanding, understanding and interpretation. The following paper places the collective identity traits of Hungarian society within this metaphorical framework and links István Bibó’s concept of Hungarian communal hysteria to the diagnosis of complex po…
Epistemology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · History (2 works) · Nationalism (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)