Performatives, Presuppositions and the Production of Meaning: Interpretations of American Literature From a Speech Act Perspective

English for Information Design

From the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy to the Velvet Revolutions

Comparative Language Studies of Hungarian and English Using Reaction-Time Measures in Online Research

Applying High-Level Quantum Chemistry to Processes Involving Electronically-Excited Molecule States

Determining the Hallmarks of Gangs and Drugs

Developing Introductory American Society and Culture Courses for Hungarian Students

American Sociology Between 1892 and 1937

Modeling the Control and Biomechanics of Mammalian Locomotion

East/West Discourses and Socio-Political Order