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Edit Újvári graduated from the Faculty of Arts of József Attila University in 1988. Her research field is cultural symbols, iconography and culture theories. She is the co-editor of the volume Szimbólumtár. She publishes her work in volumes of symbol research and semiotics. She obtained her PhD degree in 2002, the title of her dissertation was „A mindenség hullámzó nászruhád” Myth Motifs in the Poetry of Sándor Weöres. She has been an associate professor and head of department at the Juhász Gyula Faculty of Education at the University of Szeged

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Éva Szirmai graduated from József Attila University in 1981 majoring in Hungarian, Russian and 20^th Century Russian Literature. She wrote her doctor of arts dissertation (a doctoral title below PhD before 1993 in Hungary) in the study of literature and later obtained her PhD from the Literature and Politics Doctoral Program of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Miskolc. The title of her dissertation was Commemoration – Memory – Power (Changes in Meaning in Political Commemorations). She has been an associate professor at the Juhász Gyula Faculty of Education at the University of Szeged since 1982. Her research interests are commemoration and memory research, the issues of mass communication and mass culture.

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Szergej Tóth.  Professor Tóth graduated at the József Attila University, Faculty of Sciences in 1980. His main areas of research are language change as a result of the interaction between social changes and different socio-cultural groups, and the semiotics of cities (urban symptomatology). He is the editor of the journals Aetas (a journal of history and related disciplines), Nyelvészeti füzetek (linguistics), Nyelvészeti Füzetek Szótársorozata (linguistics), and Alkalmazott Nyelvészeti Mesterfüzetek (applied linguistics); one of the editors of the Russian-Hungarian and Hungarian-Russian academic dictionaries. He has been teaching at the Department of Hungarian and Applied Linguistics of JGYPK, University of Szeged since 1996, he is the head of the Institute of Applied Humanities 2006-2017). He was awarded the Brassai Sámuel Prize in 2014. Tóth Szergej is elected the Honory Professor of the Moscow Social Pedagogical Institute (2016).

Tóth Szergej

Újvári Edit