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Emese Fazakas

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ID9041567
NAMEEmese Fazakas
GIVEN NAMESEmese
FAMILY NAMEFazakas
SIGNATUREFAZAKAS É
AFFILIATIONSBabeș-Bolyai University
ORCID0000-0001-5372-8730
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • Introduction

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Hungarian Studies Yearbook•2022

    This introduction reconstructs the arguments of the editor and contributors of 2022 volume of the Hungarian Studies Yearbook that focuses on the possible thematic and methodological challenge that authors brought in our attention

  • The beginnings of Hungarian lexicography. From the first glossaries to multilingual dictionaries

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Diacronia•2021

    This study aims to present the beginnings of Hungarian lexicography, with a special focus on certain works that are closely connected with Transylvania. The early glossaries, starting with the 13th century, are either marginal or interlinear. The only early source in which glossaries are intertextual, distinguished from the Latin text by underlining, is Sermones Dominicales, a compilation of sermons written in the first half of the 15th century. …

  • Începuturile lexicografiei maghiare. De la primele glose pînă la dicționare multilingve

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Diacronia•2021

    Articolul de față are ca scop prezentarea începuturilor lexicografiei maghiare, mai ales a acelor lucrări care au o strînsă legătură cu Transilvania. Glosele timpurii, începînd din secolul al 13-lea, sînt fie marginale, fie interliniare. Singura sursă timpurie în care glosele sînt intertextuale, distinse de textul latin prin subliniere, este Sermones Dominicales, o compilație de predici scrise în prima parte a secolului al 15-lea. Vocabularele și…

  • The glocal as scale and provocation in Hungarian Studies

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas, Levente T Szabó•ARTICLE•Hungarian Studies Yearbook•2020

    This introduction reconstructs the arguments of the editors and contributors of a thematic cluster of the Hungarian Studies Yearbook that focuses on the possible methodological uses of the glocal both as a scale and as a methodological challenge for contemporary Hungarian studies

  • Loanwords and Expressions Denoting Hues in Old Hungarian

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Hungarian Studies Yearbook•2020

    The study presents loanwords and expressions referring to hues in the old Hungarian language. It relays mostly on data collected from the Historical Dictionary of Hungarian Language from Transylvania (SzT.), and it also uses data from the Hungarian Etymological Dictionary (TESz.). A number of studies have been written about the Hungarian colour terms presenting usage and distribution, yet only few of them dealt with their etymology and their hist…

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  • The glocal as scale and provocation in Hungarian Studies

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas, Levente T Szabó•ARTICLE•Hungarian Studies Yearbook•2020

    This introduction reconstructs the arguments of the editors and contributors of a thematic cluster of the Hungarian Studies Yearbook that focuses on the possible methodological uses of the glocal both as a scale and as a methodological challenge for contemporary Hungarian studies

  • Loanwords and Expressions Denoting Hues in Old Hungarian

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Hungarian Studies Yearbook•2020

    The study presents loanwords and expressions referring to hues in the old Hungarian language. It relays mostly on data collected from the Historical Dictionary of Hungarian Language from Transylvania (SzT.), and it also uses data from the Hungarian Etymological Dictionary (TESz.). A number of studies have been written about the Hungarian colour terms presenting usage and distribution, yet only few of them dealt with their etymology and their hist…

  • The beginnings of Hungarian lexicography. From the first glossaries to multilingual dictionaries

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Diacronia•2021

    This study aims to present the beginnings of Hungarian lexicography, with a special focus on certain works that are closely connected with Transylvania. The early glossaries, starting with the 13th century, are either marginal or interlinear. The only early source in which glossaries are intertextual, distinguished from the Latin text by underlining, is Sermones Dominicales, a compilation of sermons written in the first half of the 15th century. …

  • Începuturile lexicografiei maghiare. De la primele glose pînă la dicționare multilingve

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Diacronia•2021

    Articolul de față are ca scop prezentarea începuturilor lexicografiei maghiare, mai ales a acelor lucrări care au o strînsă legătură cu Transilvania. Glosele timpurii, începînd din secolul al 13-lea, sînt fie marginale, fie interliniare. Singura sursă timpurie în care glosele sînt intertextuale, distinse de textul latin prin subliniere, este Sermones Dominicales, o compilație de predici scrise în prima parte a secolului al 15-lea. Vocabularele și…

  • Introduction

    Open Access•Emese Fazakas•ARTICLE•Hungarian Studies Yearbook•2022

    This introduction reconstructs the arguments of the editor and contributors of 2022 volume of the Hungarian Studies Yearbook that focuses on the possible thematic and methodological challenge that authors brought in our attention

History (4 works) · Lexicography and Language Studies (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Cartography (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Political science (2 works)

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