Hungarian

Eva Szoke

Office Hours:

by appointment

Language(s):

Hungarian

Scott Bartling

Contact:

bartling@stanford.edu

Focal Group(s):

Performance

Focal Group(s):

Philosophy and Literature

Dissertation Title: The Reinvention of Life: Viktor Shklovsky, Estrangement, and Silver Age Aesthetics

M.A. Thesis Title: Eugene Onegin: Fate, Potentiality, and the Art of Living

Conference Papers:

"Ostranenie in Retrospect: Viktor Shklovsky's Energy of Delusion." AATSEEL National Conference, 2012.

"Vladimir Arseniev and Dersu Uzala: Cultural Dialogue in the Russian Far East." California Slavic Colloquium, 2011.

Languages:

Russian, German, Kazakh, Japanese, Spanish, Hungarian

Education:

2008: M.A., Stanford University, Russian Literature

Other:

American Councils Eurasian Regional Language Program (Kazakh). Almaty, Kazakhstan. Summer 2010.

Medieval Slavic Summer Institute. Hilandar Research Library, The Ohio State University. Summer 2008.

Language(s):

German

Language(s):

Italian

Language(s):

Russian

Language(s):

Japanese

Language(s):

Hungarian

Language(s):

Kazakh

Márton Dornbach

Contact:

Building 260, Room 208
Phone: 650-723-5887
Fax: 650-725-8421
dornbach@stanford.edu

Office Hours:

W 3-5 pm

Focal Group(s):

Philosophy and Literature

Curriculum Vitae:

Dornbach.cv.pdf

Education:

2004 Ph.D. German Literature, Princeton University
1999-2000 Visiting DAAD Researcher, Freie Universität Berlin Germany
1998 M.A. German Literature, Princeton University
1995 B.A. Summa Cum Laude, Philosophy and German Literature, Washington University in St. Louis
1993-94 Visiting Student, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany
1991 High School Diploma, Ágoston Trefort High School, Budapest, Hungary

Language(s):

German

Language(s):

Hungarian