61. THE TURTLE ISLAND - THE DREAM - THE MYTHOLOGY - THE REALITY We see that the mountains being stakes is an old myth of the Indians which found Northern Yugoslavia (Vojvodina) has a large hungarian minority seeking http://www.greatdreams.com/lessons/turtle.htm

TURTLE ISLAND PROPHECY THE DREAM THE MYTHOLOGY THE REALITY by Dee Finney 3-20-01 - DREAM - I was in my 16th St. house with my kids who were all under age 10. I was planning to go down into the basement and clean and do laundry as I usually did. My son Michael came home from somewhere and said that he had gone to a rummage sale and fell into a well. He wasn't hurt so I let him go do whatever he was going to do, but knew we'd have to tell his Father when he came home. My husband then came home from work, and he was no sooner in the door, he said he was leaving again to go out to the west of town to Mosely or a name like that to get the stakes I needed for my garden. He said his friend had 30 of them. I told him that was great. I told him I could get by with a minimum of 10, but 30 was even better. After he left, I wondered why he had driven all the way home from work to tell me about the 30 stakes, when it would have been so much closer and faster to just go get them from work, but I let that thought go to go do my own work. My son Michael was sitting on the sofa playing a war game of some kind on the TV. I was curious where the rummage sale was that he fell into a well, so I asked him about it. He answered, "It was in the coal bin downstairs."

62. The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME XL * No. 156 * Winter 1999 - Tamás Koltai Polish historical drama was born out of poetic mythology; the best known symbol of hungarian illusions, for the belated creation of theatrical mythology http://www.hungarianquarterly.com/no156/149.html

Tamás Koltai Tragedies and Comedies Imre Madách: The Tragedy of Man • Tragédia-jegyzetek (Tragedy Notes) • Géza Bodolay: A magyar mennyegzõ (The Hungarian Wedding) • István Tasnádi: Titanic vízirevû (Titanic Water Show) • György Spiró: Honderû (National Mirth) László Babarczy, who directed this adaptation for the Csiky Gergely Theatre of Kaposvár, could safely assume that the audience was familiar with similar cases from the press and television. The book has lost none of its topicality since its original publication; indeed, after the Communist intermezzo-with the revival of true parliamentary democracy and a market economy-history seems to have picked up the thread remarkably easily. This is all emphasized, when the relatives asking for money call out to Chief Prosecutor Kopjáss from the auditorium, clambering up the stage from there, while he occasionally walks to the front of the stage, so as to peer into the future from a tiny wrought-iron pulpit in the manner of a man who is satisfied with his prospects. By recalling similar "cases" from their own experience, the audience theatrically, or mythologically if you like, relives the situaiton and judges accordingly. The allegory forms only the tip of the iceberg; the irony of Titanic Water Show delivers its impact below the water line, with the precise characterization and verbal mannerisms of the figures, which graphically express the mentality of the age, its delusory mythology based on commercialism. Tasnádi's stylistic armory spans from cabaret wit to vulgarity. But only one half comes from the text; the other half is from the actors of Bárka Theatre, directed by Eszter Novák.

63. Hungarian Names At BabyNamesWorld.com Csaba, hungarian, from mythology, sheperd, wanderer. Cseke, hungarian, puller,carrier. Csenger, hungarian, N/A. Csepel, hungarian, young forest http://www.babynamesworld.com/hungarian_names_1.html

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64. HUNMAGYAR.ORG - SITE DIRECTORY hungarian Historical Chronology. 1. mythology Origins; 2. Mesopotamia; 3.Carpathian Basin; 4. Sumer; 5. Scythians; 6. Huns; 7. Avars; 8. Magyars; 9. http://www.hunmagyar.org/directory.html

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65. Hungarian Baby Names & Meanings. Girl, Boy, Female, Male Names Of Hungarian Orig Csaba, male, hungarian, from mythology, sheperd, wanderer. Cseke, male, hungarian,puller, carrier. Csenger, male, hungarian http://baby-names.adoption.com/origin/Hungarian.html

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66. TUBAL & MOSCOVITE ORIGIN OF hungarian PEOPLE aka SUBAR, SABIR, SUBARKI, SUBAR-TU, HURRI, GURRI,HURR-URU, mythology. Sumerian symbol for BAR is X; in hungarian runic, http://www.geocities.com/amuse_amenace/tubal.htm

TUBAL "brought" (sons Ariphi, Kesed and Taari) - also Tabal, Tabali, Tibarenoi', Tibareni, Tibar, Tibor, Sabir, Sapir, Sabarda, Subar, Subartu, Thobal, Thobel, Tobol, Tobolsk (Siberian, Albanian, Georgian, related groups); (Tubal - father of the Thobelites, known as IBERIANS : Iberian, Spanish, Italian; Siberian Tobolsk; people - Tabali, land - Tabal, Georgia capital - Tblisi) 6.) MESHECH "drawing out" (sons Dedon, Zaron and Shebashnialso) - Me'shech, Mes'ek, Mushch, Mushki, Muski, Mushku, Musku, Muska, Muskaa, Muskai, Machar, Mazaca, Modar-es, Moskhi, Mosher, Moshch, Mosoch, Moschi, Mo'skhoi, Moschoi, Mosochenu, Mossynes, Mosynoeci, Moskva, Moscow (Muscovite, Poles, Finn, Lapp, Czech, Slovak, Yugoslavian, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Romanian, related groups), Mas-ar, Mas-gar, Masgar, Mazar, Madj, Madjar, Makr-on, Makar, Makaroi, Merkar, Magor, Magar, Magyar ( Hungarian - also Hungar, Hunugur, Hurri, Gurri, Onogur, Ugor, Ungar, Uhor, Venger); (Meshech - Cappadocian; Moscovite)

67. 123 Baby Names: Hungarian Names Csaba, hungarian, From mythology, sheperd, wanderer. Cseke, hungarian, Puller,carrier. Csenger, hungarian, N/A. Csepel, hungarian, Young forest http://123-baby-names.com/hungarian_baby_names_1.html

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68. European Folklore Institute focus on the hungarian táncház movement), and also deals with folk mythology,rituals, Publications on hungarian Historical Folklore (Réka Kiss) http://www.folkline.hu/kiadvanyok/hh_01/hh_01.html

Hungarian Heritage 2000 Volume 1 Numbers 1-2 Impressum Editorial Preface Articles Reports László Kelemen: The "Final Hour" Folk Music Project Photographic Essay Exhibitions Attila Selmeczi Kovács: "The Folk Culture of Hungary": The Permanent Exhibition of the Hungarian Museum of Ethnography Book Reviews Films and Videos Audio Releases Festivals and Fairs The Folk Scene in 2000 - Practical Information Hungarian Folk Exhibitions and Programs at the Museum of Ethnography Program at the Szentendre Open-Air Museum of Ethnography Folk Dance Festivals and Folk Art Fairs Hungarian Folk Dance and Folk Music Camps in Hungary and Romania Gazetteer: Internet Explorer or Hungarian Heritage 2000 Volume 1 Numbers 1-2 Spring/Autumn

69. Sci Fi Wire -- The News Service Of The Sci Fi Channel There s a lot of great literary value in the story and the mythology of it and the ComingSoon.net, citing the hungarian Web site Moziplussz.hu, http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire2005/index.php?category=0&id=31775

70. Monroe County (NY) Library System - Other World Mythology Germanic Myths, Legends, and Sagas. hungarian * Myths and Legends of Hungary.Indian * Animals of Indian mythology * Devi the great Goddess http://www.rochester.lib.ny.us/mythology/other_world_mythology.html

Other World Mythology Asian Assyro-Babylonian Australian Aboriginal Finnish ... Welcome to World Mythology Asian: Chinese Ancient Chinese Myths Chinese Myths and Fantasies Deities in Chinese Mythology Japanese Japanese Founding Myth Japanese Gods and Goddesses Sun, Moon, and Storm Korean Myths and Legends of ancient Korea Assyro-Babylonian Gateways to Babylon Sumerian Mythology FAQs Australian Aboriginal Stories of the Dreaming Finnish Kalevala: the Finnish national epic Mythical idea of the World : a collection of articles on the Kalevala The Popular Beliefs of the Finns French Legends of Charlemagne Searching for the lost treasure of Rennes-Le-Chateau The Sacred landscape geometry of Rennes-Le-Chateau The Song of Roland : Online Medieval and Classical Library Release. Anonymous Old French epic, dating perhaps as early as the middle 11th century Germanic Germanic Folklore and Mythology Germanic Mythology Germanic Myths, Legends, and Sagas Hungarian Myths and Legends of Hungary Indian Animals of Indian Mythology Devi: the great Goddess Myths and legends of Indian temples Native American Norse Classic Norse Tales FAQs about Norse Mythology Norse Valkyrie Polish Gods and Goddesses of Polish origin Slavic Ancient Lithuanian Mythology and Religion Myths and Legends from the Slavic culture Okana's Web Virtual Reference Desk ... Member Library Directory Explore the Internet Who We Are Community Information LIBRA Home Send comments to Webmaster Monroe County (NY) Library System

71. WAS HUNGARIAN THE LANGUAGE OF In lack of such a key, the nonhungarian scientist - and I am always talkingabout them in (Samuel Noah Kramer, Sumerian mythology, New York 1961 p.22. http://www.acronet.net/~magyar/english/96-07/baraeast.html

WAS HUNGARIAN THE LANGUAGE OF THE ANCIENT EASTERN CULTURES? by The state of the current research. According to current scientific view, two languages flourished in the Ancient East in the millennia BC. It is believed that one originated somewhere north of the Tigris and Euphrates valley, and came to full bloom in Szemúr Sungod's country (Sumer, Sumir) where it became the literary language. It is also believed that it spread from Sumer toward the southern part of the country and later to the east all the way to the Mediterranean. The other language that flourished at this time, the language of the Ancient Egyptians is believed to not only have been the spoken language of the Nile-region but also the language of southwestern Africa. After the Egyptian kingdom was firmly established (1500 BC), it spread toward the great bend of the Euphrates river and Syria. Both languages are believed to be the world's oldest languages. ("The language of the hieroglyphs is perhaps the oldest in the world." - Brodrick M. Morton A, A Concise Dictionary Of Egyptian Archaeology

72. The East Central European Center hungarian National Symbols and mythology Before and After the Fall of Communism. Room 1219 IAB 6730 pm. Reception to Follow. http://www.columbia.edu/cu/sipa/REGIONAL/ECE/2000-2001hungarianevents.html

Make a donation to the East Central European Studies Fund! Just follow the link: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/alumni/support/cash.html Be sure to indicate in the "Tell Us About Your Gift" section that your donation should go to the East Central European Studies Fund. If you have any comments or questions, contact the Gift Systems Department at (212) 870-2595 or giftsys@columbia.edu Thank you for your contribution! Events Calendar 2000-2001 Academic Year Also see events from and SEPTEMBER September 21 Attila Pok (Deputy Director, Institute of History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences), "The Eastern Enlargement of the European Union:A Hungarian Historian's Hopes and Fears," 12:00-2:00 pm, 1219 IAB. September 23 "The Essence of Sunshine" A One Day Symposium Opening with a Showing of the film "SUNSHINE" Academy Award Winning Director of "Mephisto" Saturday, September 23, 2000 1 p.m.

73. Book Of The Sun; ; Marcell Jankovics Marcell Jankovics is a prominent hungarian author specializing in mythology. From the series Center for hungarian Studies and Publications hungarian http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/catalog/data/088033/0880339837.HTM

Order Info F.A.Q. Help Advanced ... BUY ONLINE March, 2002 cloth 376 pages 169 illus ISBN: East European Monographs New Book Bulletins Book of the Sun Marcell Jankovics Translated from the Hungarian by Mario D. Fenyö This book is about the Sun that united and still unites the peoples of the world, shaping their ideas and their symbols. The six handsomely illustrated chapters of the book examine the ideology behind sun worship, the meaning and uses of that ideology, the myths of the Sun, the role of the cult that led to monotheism, and the continuous impact of the Sun on universal culture. About the Author Marcell Jankovics is a prominent Hungarian author specializing in mythology. Book of the Sun is his first monograph to appear in English. He is an artist and an internationally recognized maker of animated films. His films earned him an Oscar nomination and the Gold-Palm Prize at the Cannes film festival. From the series Center for Hungarian Studies and Publications Hungarian Author Series For more information, please contact Customer Service Shopping Cart Operations For MasterCard/Visa holders, accumulate titles in the

74. Greatest Hungarian Poets Hungary Poets, Petofi, Ady, Arany, Moricz, Jozsef Attila, Jokai, Molnar; a striking use of mythology and chivalry, and vivid diction. http://www.zoltech.net/h/poets.html

Greatest Hungarian Poets Index Hungarian Literature Ady, Endre Arany, Janos Jokai, Mor ... Petofi, Sandor The growth of Hungarian literature was influenced by the need to establish the Hungarian language in a written form, by national history, and by foreign literary trends. Latinizing of the culture after Hungary's conversion to Christianity delayed the rise of an indigenous literature, and the Hungarian language was first used to translate religious matter, the earliest known text originating around 1200. Increased translation of religious texts and of the Bible during the Reformation as well as a growth in nationalism sparked by the Turkish invasions gave impetus to the development of a literature written in Hungarian. These factors and the influence of humanism helped to produce Hungary's first true poet, Balint Balassi, and the epic poet Miklos Zrinyi. From the mid-18th century to the 1848 War of Independence, literary growth was accelerated by the Enlightenment, romanticism, and opposition to the Habsburgs. Authors' attempts to promote literature and nationhood gradually bore fruit. Gyorgy Bessenyei founded a learned society; Ferenc Kazinczy led successful efforts at language reform; Karoly Kisfaludy founded the Aurora; and newspapers and other journals flourished. The Academy was created in 1830, the National Theater in 1837. Sandor Kisfaludy, his brother Karoly, and Milhaly Vorosmarty revived Hungary's past. The poets Sandor PETOFI and Janos ARANY and the novelists Jozsef EOTVOS and Maurus JOKAI raised poetry and fiction to new heights.

75. Neoclassicism In Hungarian Painting Apart from biblical framework themes the ancient GrecoRoman mythology is the In Hungary the group of Eight s art can be linked to this Arcadia school, http://www.hung-art.hu/tours/neoklass/05.html

5. Bible and Mythology - Nude Compositions The role-playing portraits might grow into multi-figure compositions or hidden portraits may appear in costumed scenes. Gyula Derkovits got the theme of his Last Supper from the Bible, and placed the human figures, forced into rectangular forms, in front of an arcaded landscape rendered in expressionist style. The early Derkovits artworks bear the footprints of the cubo-expressionism of the 1910s, while the use of bluish-reddish colours and the cubistic form creation show the influence of Kmetty's art. Kmetty's rigorously symmetrical picture entitled Sermon on the Mount Pécs Artist Circle member Henrik Stefán's painting titled The Samaritan also draws its theme from the Bible. This New Testament parable inspired a number of other contemporary artists: from among the neo-classicist youths who had visited Nagybánya, Dávid Jándi and Vince Korda also worked out their own adaptations of the story, and we know of pictures carrying this same theme from Ernõ Jeges who had worked in the Bicske colony of artists and from one of the most outstanding representatives of Croatian neo-classicism, Sava Sumanovic,

76. UCLA General Catalog: Folklore And Mythology (1995-1997) Folklore and mythology of the Ugric Peoples. (Same as hungarian M136.) Survey oftraditions of the smaller Ugric nationalities (Voguls, Ostyaks, etc.). http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/archive/catalog/1995_97/FolkloreandMythology.html

Folklore and Mythology Interdepartmental Program College of Letters and Science UCLA 1041 Public Policy Building Box 951459 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1459 Professors Shirley L. Arora, Ph.D. (Spanish and Portuguese) Marianna D. Birnbaum, Ph.D., in Residence (Germanic Languages) Jesse L. Byock, Ph.D. (Germanic Languages) Marga Cottino-Jones, Ph.D. (Italian) Jacqueline C. DjeDje, Ph.D. (Ethnomusicology and Systematic Musicology) Nazir A. Jairazbhoy, Ph.D. (Ethnomusicology and Systematic Musicology) Michael O. Jones, Ph.D. (History) James R. Massengale, Ph.D. (Scandinavian Languages) Joseph F. Nagy, Ph.D. (English) Herbert E. Plutschow, Ph.D. (East Asian Languages and Cultures) James W. Porter, M.A. (Ethnomusicology and Systematic Musicology) Professors Emeriti Kees W. Bolle, Ph.D. (History) Elsie Dunin, M.A. (World Arts and Cultures) Patrick K. Ford, Ph.D. (English) Robert A. Georges, Ph.D. (English) Vladimir Markov, Ph.D. (Slavic Languages and Literatures) Philip L. Newman, Ph.D. (Anthropology) Douglass R. Price-Williams, Ph.D. (Anthropology) Jaan Puhvel, Ph.D.

77. - European Studies Courses Baltic and Slavic Folklore and mythology. M128. hungarian Folklore and mythology.M129. Folklore and mythology of the Ugric Peoples http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/archive/catalog/1997_99/catalog-European-2.html

European Studies Courses Upper Division Courses 101. Introduction to European Studies. Discussion, three hours; outside study, nine hours. Limited to and required of European studies majors. Interdisciplinary seminar that introduces students to central topics, themes, and concepts of European studies, including the individual and the state, cultural life, economic relations, nationalism, immigration, and international relations. 102. Special Topics in European Studies. Discussion, three hours; outside study, nine hours. Prerequisite: consent of instructor. Variable topics. May be repeated for credit. 199. Seminar for Thesis Writers. Discussion, three hours; outside study, nine hours. Limited to and required of senior European studies majors. Seminar on research methods for required senior thesis in European studies. Course List All courses are not offered every academic year. Students should contact the individual departments or the European studies staff for information about the availability of specific courses. Anthropology 130. Study of Culture

78. Department Of History, Central European University: Faculty And Staff: András G Social and Cultural History of Austrohungarian Monarchy; National mythology Translated from hungarian by James Paterson and Eniko Koncz. http://www.ceu.hu/hist/gero_cv.htm

Printer friendly version ANDRÁS GERÕ Professor geroa@ceu.hu on Sabbatical 2005/6 EDUCATION: 1995- Habilitation. Modern History, ELTE 1987- Ph.D. Modern History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1979- M.A. Modern History, ELTE 1977- B.A. History and Sociology, ELTE COURSES TAUGHT: Modern History of Central Europe Bourgeois Social Development in Central and Eastern Europe Modern History of Hungary PRIMARY FIELDS OF RESEARCH: Social and Cultural History of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy National Mythology SELECTED PUBLICATIONS: monographs in hungarian: Overwhelming minority. The House of Representatives in dualistic Hungary . Budapest: Gondolat Press, 1988. Francis Joseph - The King of Hungarians . Budapest: Novotrade Press, 1988. Second, revised edition: Budapest, Panninica Press, 1999. The Age of Bourgeois Development in Hungary 1867-1914 . Budapest: Adams Press, 1992. The Age of Successors. Essays on History . Budapest: Uj Mandatum Press, 1996. Incomplete Socialism. Photographs from the Kadar Era . (co-author) Budapest: TEATR, 1997. The Nationalized Revolution. Centenary of 1848

79. Hungarian Online Resources (Magyar Online Forrás) hungarian national mythology dramatizes its ethnogenesis and geographical situationwith a pessimistic outlook on the future. Opinion leaders as an Asian http://hungaria.org/print.php?hirid=211&messageid=219

80. Filmkultúra: Filmek: Wallowing In Private Mythology Júlia Széphelyi, Wallowing in Private mythology The creative devices of oncefruitbearing hungarian amateur film conquering our hearts have become http://www.filmkultura.iif.hu:8080/2005/articles/films/zsigulie.en.html

Júlia Széphelyi Wallowing in Private Mythology András Szõke: Zsiguli (Zhiguli) András Hajós 173 KByte To my utmost surprise, I hardly managed to get a ticket for Zsiguli Sunday evening, an enthusiastic full crowd snickered through the 80 minutes with abandon. It happened that a few laughed even before the pun just like when kids adjust their mimicry to the promised joy. The pure presence of András Szõke was a bliss for those awaiting him; had he been chewing gum for 80 minutes in front of the camera, his fans would be provided with the same unencumbered pleasure. With some malice, I could say that he has been chewing gum in the same posture for over 10 years, but this would be unfair to the many filmic and social merits of the director, which meant particularly lot to audiences in Hungary in the late 1980s and the early 1990s, referring to a clientele wider than a fan club enumerating a few hundred infatuated viewers, part of which I had the chance to meet now. Zsiguli dé javu Zsiguli Mediocrity presented by standard characters, reappearing elements is indeed a phenomenon worthy of presentation on film even in our much suffered homeland, yet the terms of provincialism have changed in the meantime, and it is not certain that the same should be said in the same amount and the same manner as ten years ago. We should not view all from the playground in Taliándörögd (main location of a summer festival by Lake Balaton), we should not wallow in private mythology (that also fledged into national mythology for a decade whether we face it or not), and we should not continue with the same game with eyes closed as if nothing has happened since the change of regime.

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