A Comparative Analysis of the Use and Functions of Proverbs in Contemporary American and Hungarian Society: A Study of American and Hungarian Identity Through Proverbs

Program
Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program
Program Country
Hungary
Grant Activity Type
Research
Discipline
Area Studies
Academic Year
1998-1999
Flex
No
Scholar type
Non-U.S. (Visiting) Scholar
Project Title
A Comparative Analysis of the Use and Functions of Proverbs in Contemporary American and Hungarian Society: A Study of American and Hungarian Identity Through Proverbs

Scholar Information

Grantee
Anna Tothne Litovkina
Title
Professor
Institution
Illyes Gyula Teacher Training College
Department
Department of Foreign Languages
Host Institutions
Institution
University of California, Berkeley
Faculty
Dr. Alan Dundes
Host Department
Department of Anthropology
Institution
University of California, Berkeley
Faculty
Dr. Alan Dundes
Host Department
Department of Anthropology