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The presence of the past in politics : "1956" after 1956 in Hungary

1999

kapinatpoliittinen kulttuurisisäpolitiikkahistoriapoliittinen historiaUnkari1990-lukulehdistökirjoittelu1980-luku1956yhteiskunnallinen muutossiirtymätaloussosialistiset maatKádár János1900-luku
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Psychology and Management of the Workforce in Post-Stalinist Hungary

2019

Over recent years, there has been a growing academic interest in the history of psychological disciplines and mental health in the Soviet Union and eastern Europe. This article explores psychological sciences and social planning in post-Stalinist Hungary after 1956. The focus is on the psychology of work as a socially- and historically-situated discourse. The article demonstrates how psychologists started to promote their expertise to reform the practices of management and to “humanize” the conditions of work. They suggested practical remedies for everyday problems of worker motivation and social adjustment and introduced concepts from social psychology to improve the state of interpersonal…

Cultural StudiesSocial psychology (sociology)johtaminenhallintamedia_common.quotation_subjectmanagement historyContext (language use)psychologygovernmentalityInterpersonal relationshipArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)state socialismsosiaalihistoria0502 economics and businessoppihistoria0601 history and archaeologyta615Social sciencesosialistiset maatmedia_commonGovernmentalityGovernmentHungary05 social sciencestyönjohto06 humanities and the artsUnkariMental health060105 history of science technology & medicineWorkforcepsykologiapsychology of workIdeologytyöpsykologia050203 business & managementSlavic Review
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Cultic revelations : studies in modern historical cult personalities and phenomena

2010

This collection of articles contains history papers of the third conference of the joint project of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the Academy of Finland titled Cult and Community , held in Jyväskylä, 6 7 September, 2007. They are complemented by a couple of specialized, independent contributions by scholars working in the field of cults. It may be noted that the Finnish participants were newcomers in the cult research group since the Hungarian cult studies draw on traditions in the history of literature (e.g. Péter Dávidházi on Shakespeare-cult, the publications of the Petőfi Museum of Literature, Budapest and the Déri Múzeum, Debrecen) and critical studies. Also studies in per…

keisarinnathenkilöhistoriapoliittiset johtajatItävalta-UnkarihistoriaNapoleon IhallitsijatUnkariilmiötSaksakansallissosialismiKossuth LajosHorthy Miklós vonkultitElisabetkirjallisuudentutkimustutkimuskeisaritsosialistiset maatRanskapalvonta
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