Gabor Klaniczay's Biography(Books)(Photos) | |||
Gabor klaniczay is Professor, Director of Doctoral Studies, Medieval Studies Department, CEU, Budapest. 1992-99 a CEU Senate member (Doctoral Committee, External Relations Committee, Strategic Planning Committe) Fields of interest of Gabor klaniczay are religious and cultural history. Gabor klaniczay research focuses on the 1999-99 Chair of the Rector Search Committee of CEU 2001- ceu doctoral Committee member historical anthropology of medieval and early modern European popular religion (sainthood, miracle beliefs, 2001 - Humanities Center of the CEU International Advisory Council member healing, magic, witchcraft). He is a pioneer in the application of anthropological methods to historical Membership in Other Academic Committees analysis in Hungary. His other endeavor is related to the comparative approach to history, within the framework of 1980-1985 a MTA Kulturalis Antropologia munkabizottsag which he intends to situate historical observations on Hungary and Central Europe in an all-European context. His 1990-2001 secretary of the Frencs-Hungarian mixed Committee of Historians most recent topic is a comparative and cross-cultural analysis of medieval and modern visions and apparitions. 2003-advisory board member Musee d’Europe (Bruxelles) 2003-member of the National Committee of Hungarian Year of birth 1950 Historians 2006-2007 member of the Advisory Group on Humanities and Education, Academic Titles Social Sciences at the DG Research of the European Commission, Bruxelles 1974 Graduated in History, Medieval Studies, and English 2007-member of the Hungarian Accreditation Board – History Committee Philology at Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest 1976 postgraduate studies in Paris with Jacques Le Goff Teaching experience (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales) and Michel Mollat (Sorbonne) Since 1984 Courses in medieval history at ELTE, Budapest at 1983 Dr. Phil. at ELTE 1994 Cand. Sci. at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences CEU since 1993/1994 one semester each year Hagiography since 1995/96 one semester each year Historical Anthropology 2001 Dr. Habil., Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest 2004 Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1993/1994 new Sensitivities in Contemporary Historical Research Employments, Academic and Administrative Charges 1995/1996 magic in the Middle Ages 1996/1997 religious Movements in Late Medieval Europe 1974-78 Editor at the review Vilagossag 1998/1999 religion in the Courts (Saints, Heretics, Witches) 1978–84 assistant Research Fellow at the Institute for Historical Research of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences 2000/2001 from the Ethnogenesis to Protonationalism 2001/2002 mendicant Orders between West and East since 1995 1985–90 secretary of the National Committee of Hungarian Historians PhD Research Seminar since 1995 PhD Seminar since 1999 University and Department Network Coordination 1984–90 assistant Professor, 1990– associate Professor, 1994–97 head of the Department of Medieval European 2002/2003 the Cult of Saints and Medieval Canonization Trials History, ELTE 1989-1993 founding Editor of Budapesti Konyvszemle (BUKSZ) 2002/2003 the Annales School - History and Historiography 1993-2001 chairman of the Editorial Board 1990-97 Program Director, Historical Anthropology Program Most important publications sponsored by the Soros Foundation, ELTE, Budapest, (together with Andras Gero) A civilizacio peremen. Kulturtorteneti tanulmanyok, Budapest, Magveto, 1990, pp.393. 1991-1997 editor of Budapest Review of Books 1991–92 associate Dean for International Relations at The Uses of Supernatural Power. The Transformations of the Popular Religion in Medieval and Early Modern Europe Polity ELTE, Faculty of Humanities 1992–97 head of the Department of Medieval Studies at CEU, Press, Cambridge - Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1990, pp.259. Budapest 1997- Professor of Medieval Studies at CEU, Budapest With T. Klaniczay, Szent Margit legendai es stigmai. Irodalomtorteneti Fuzetek, 135, Argumentum, Budapest, 1994. 1997-2002 rector and Permanent Fellow of Collegium Budapest 2002- Permanent Fellow of Collegium Budapest pp. 255. Az uralkodok szentsege a kozepkorban. Magyar dinasztikus 2005-2007 head of the Department of Medieval Studies at CEU, Budapest szentkultuszok es europai modellek. Balassi Kiado, Budapest, 2000. pp. 372. Fellowships with E. Madas (eds.), Legendak es csodak (13-16. szazad). Szentek a magyar kozepkorbol II. Osiris Kiado, Budapest, 1986 Research Fellowship, Columbia University, New York, 2001. pp. 501. with I. Kristof, TEcritures saintes et pactes diaboliques. (Institute on East-Central Europe) 1989 ‘Maitre de conferences associe’ at the Ecole des Les usages religieux de l’ecrit (Moyen Age et temps Modernes)t Annales hss, 56 (2001), pp. 947-980. Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Paris 1990–91 fellow at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin Holy Rulers and Blessed Princesses. Dynastic Cults in Medieval Central Europe. translated by Eva Palmai, Cambridge 1992 Getty Scholar at the Getty Center for Arts and the Humanities, Santa Monica University Press, Cambridge, 2002. pp. 400. Transz es szkepticizmus Johannes Nider Formicarius cimu 1996 Resident Scholar at the Bellagio Study and Conference Center traktatusaban, in E. Pocs (ed.) Demonologia es boszorkanysag Europaban , L’Harmattan, Budapest, 2001. pp. 39-106. 2003/2004 fellow at the Center for Advanced Studies in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford Le stigmate di santa Margherita d’Ungheria: immagini e testi, Iconographica. Rivista di iconografia medievale e Membership in University Committees moderna, i, 2002, pp. 16-31. (ed.) Europa ezer eve: a kozepkor, Osiris Kiado, Budapest, 1989-99 elte reform committee 2004. i-ii. kot. | |||