20th Scientific Session

2019/11/21 - 2019/11/22

Under the title From Fragment to Fragment, National Széchényi Library will hold its annual scientific conference on November 21 and 22, 2019.

Program

Thursday November 21, 2019

Section 1 (Chairman: Ferenc Földesi)

9.30 Plenary lecture: Ida Fröhlich: Two magic fragments from Qumran
10.00 Edina Zsupán: Paleographic turn – a Vitéz fragment
10.20 Eszter Konrád: Treatise and fragment: codex under shelfmark OSZK Cod. Ital.1
10.40 Debate
10.55–11.15 Break

Section 2 (Chairman: Judit P. Vásárhelyi)

11.15 Zsuzsanna Tóth: Examining the binding technique of corvina bindings kept in the collection of NSZL
11.35 Márton Szovák: World Chronicle from bits of news – Source science study of Marin Sanudo’s diary
11.55 Bernadett Varga: Pál Keresztúri’s “new” sermon
12.15 Attila Csobán: Sol et ejus umbra perficiunt opus – Fragmentary art forms, fragmentary diction in alchemical works by Michael Maier and other authors
12.35 Debate
12.50–14.30 Lunch break

Section 3 (Chairman: Eszter Kovács)

14.30 Ildikó Sirató: About fragments of works by our classic playwrights
14.50 Zsófia Rétfalvi P.: “What an upside down world is this here?” – Comparison of works entitled Fairy Dream by Sándor Petőfi and Imre Madách
15.10 Zsuzsanna Rózsafalvi: “This is a fragment and that is, too.” On the fragments of the Hun trilogy by János Arany
15.30 Edit Rajnai: “The folly of rich people is like the sea ... “– about the last scenes of the drama entitled The Schoolmistress by Sándor Bródy
15.50 Debate
16.05–16.20 Break

Section 4 (Chairman: Eszter Kovács)

16.20 Judit Sebő: Specialties among the facsimiles of the Slide and Photo Collection
16.50 Franciska Dede: Hungarian writers in their homes – series of Új Idők (New Times), 1903-1914
17.10 Rita Szűts-Novák: “The four poems enclosed are those of Végvári (whose name is better be protected today than before!)” Literary puzzle of the correspondence of Sándor Imre and Károly Szász, the youngest
17.30 Debate

Friday November 22, 2019
Section 5 (Chairman: Edit Madas)

9.30 Plenary lecture: Zoltán Z. Varga: Does the poetics of fragments exist?
10.00 Gábor Sarbak: Codex fragments – fragmentary codices
10.20 Judit Lauf: Codex fragments of National Széchényi Library, hiding witnesses of European and Hungarian culture
10.40 Debate
10.55–11.15 Break

Section 6 (Chairman: Gábor Sarbak)

11.15 Anna Boreczky: An unknown Speculum Humanae Salvationis fragment
11.35 Fanni Hende: Fragments of a missal as a binder of Kolozsvár (Cluj)
11.55 Ágnes Korondi: Codex and text fragments among the Hungarian language relics kept in NSZL
12.15 Klára Kisdi: Lambachi codex fragments in NSZL
12.35 Debate
12.50–14.30 Lunch break

Section 7 (Chairman: Beatrix Visy)

14.30 Bernadett Simon: “… it is just the sign, rather than the telling of momentums…” Diary fragments of the Millennium Exhibition of 1896
14.50 Fruzsina Sulics: Newsreels and cultural movies as means of propaganda during World War II in Hungary
15.10 Piroska Szabó: A discovered text as a source of social history: publication and interpretation of Erzsébet Bicskey’ diary 1940–1946
15.30 Debate
15.45–16.00 Break

Section 8 (Chairman: Franciska Dede)

16.00 Réka Sárközy: Vespa or Panni scooter?
16.20 Katalin Füri: Voice of the photo
16.40 Beatrix Visy: “They began to fall, the stuccos of nothing began to fall” – grist of poetry in Ottó Tolnai’s volume entitled Világpor (World Powder)
17.00 Debate

Language of the conference will be Hungarian.