While studying for my MA in English Language and Literature at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), and during my PhD studies and after, I've written many essays and gave presentations on individual authors, works, and about literary criticism in a more general sense. Many of them are available on-line here.

Representism

Notes about a collection of concepts and reading strategies I developed influenced by Structuralism, Cognitive Science and Formalism

• How to See a Poem? — ongoing ebook project about literature and Representism
• A Brief Introduction, 2008
• An extended introduction is included in my essay “Sailing” to “Byzantium”: A Voyage into Symbolism
• A Note on Innerism (An Early Introduction to Representism), 2004

Essays, papers and talks

• “Sailing” to “Byzantium”: A Voyage into Symbolism, 2008
  Published in The AnaChornisT 14 (2009): 88–110.
  Read it on-line here
  Keywords: William Butler Yeats: “Sailing to Byzantium”, “Byzantium”; Richard J. Finneran; Eleanor Rosch; Alexander A. Potebnja; Roman Ingarden; representational framework; layers A and B
• Commentators, Editors, Publishers, and Other Readers. Review of New Directions in American Reception Study, eds. Philip Goldstein and James L. Machor (Oxford and New York: Oxford University Press, 2008), 2008
  Published in The AnaChornisT 15 (2010): 216–223.
  Read it on-line here
• Líra-e J. Alfred Prufrock szerelmes éneke? Alekszandr Potebnya kép-fogalmának egy értelmezése T. S. Eliot versének tükrében [Is “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” a Lyrical Text? An Interpretation of the Image in Alexander A. Potebnja’s Theory], 2008
  Read it on-line here
  A presentation at Mozgásban [On the Move], PhD conference on literary studies, University of Debrecen, 28–29 August 2008.
• The Tomb of the Author in Robert Browning's Dramatic Monologues, 2006
  MA Thesis (MA in English Language and Literature)
  Read it on-line here or here
  Keywords: the death of the Author; embedded communicative schemes; representational framework
• Incorporation and Dissociation: Changes in the A/B Structure between Realism and Modernism, 2005
  Received the research scholarship of Eötvös Loránd University, 2006
  Published in Első Század 2006/2: 81-102.
  Read it on-line here
  Keywords: John Millington Synge: Riders to the Sea; Samuel Beckett: Endgame; Virginia Woolf: To the Lighthouse; Daniel Defoe: Robinson Crusoe; A/B layers; symbolism; myth; aesthetic balance; round characters; Ingarden; Genette; Forster
• “In reading riddles who so skilled as thou?” The Stories of Pericles and Marina as Versions of the Same Myth, 2006
  Read it on-line here
  Keywords: Shakespeare; Claude Lévi-Strauss: “Incest and Myth”, “The Structural Study of Myth”; Sophocles: Oedipus the King
• The Second Coming of Urizen: An Attempt at a Structuralist Analysis, 2006
  Read it on-line here
  Keywords: William Blake: The [First] Book of Urizen; Gnosticism
• “The Little Black Boy”: Reality, Ideology and the Tension in between, 2005
  Read it on-line here
  Keywords: William Blake: Songs of Innocence and of Experience; George Orwell: Animal Farm; Friedrich Dürrenmatt: The Visit
• The Purloined Reader: On a Possible Model of Embedded Narrations, 2004
  Read it on-line here
  Keywords: Edgar Allan Poe: The Purloined Letter; Jacques Lacan: Seminar on “The Purloined Letter”; Jacques Derrida: The Purveyor of Truth; Roman Jakobson: Linguistics and Poetics; model of communication
• Independence and Symbolism in Prospero’s Books, 2004
  Read it on-line here
  Keywords: Shakespeare: The Tempest; Peter Greenaway

Essays in Hungarian

• Líra-e J. Alfred Prufrock szerelmes éneke? Alekszandr Potebnya kép-fogalmának egy értelmezése T. S. Eliot versének tükrében
• Hang és olvasás
• József Attila - Versfordításkritika

Courses taught