NÁNDORI RITA
Tanulmányok:
- 2020- : Irodalom- és Kultúratudományok Doktori Iskola, Amerikai Irodalom és Kultúra Alprogram, DE
- 2008-2009: Pedagógia, szakmódszertan és tanmenet tanulmányok, University of British Columbia, Kanada
- 2007-2008: TESOL Canada nyelvtanári diploma, International Language Academy of Canada, Kanada
- 1996-1998: M.A., Anglisztika, DE
- 1992-1996: B.A., Angol nyelvtanár, CETT, DE
- Nyelvismeret: angol, japán, olasz, orosz, francia, inuktitut
Debreceni Egyetemen tanított kurzusok:
-Special Topics in Writing
-Regional and Multicultural Studies: Introduction to Canada
-Aspects of English
-American Civilization
-American Culture and Institutions
-Reading and Speaking-Skills Development
Külföldi oktatási tevékenység:
- 2016: Ataguttaaluk School, Igloolik, Nunavut, Canada, Senior English Language Arts Teacher
- 2015: Nazarbayev Intellectual School, Almaty, Kazakhstan, Senior English Language Arts Teacher
- 20092018: Vancouver School Board, Vancouver, Canada, English Language, Literature, and International Baccalaureate Teacher
- 2007-2009: Anderson National College, Vancouver, Canada, Co-operative Learning Program Coordinator, English Language Mentor
- 20062007: Edogawa School Board, Tokyo, Japan, English as a Second Language Teacher
- 20052006: International Language Academy of Canada, Vancouver, Canada, Academic English Instructor
- 20042005: Saint Stephen’s and Saint Agnes’ School, Washington, D.C., Virginia, U.S.A., Fulbright Teacher
Díjak:
- 2022: PhD Ösztöndíj, International Council for Canadian Studies, Halifax, Kanada
- 2021: PhD Ösztöndíj European Centre for the Study of English, Edmonton, Kanada
- 2020-2024: PhD Ösztöndíj, Debrecen
- 2004-2005: Fulbright Ösztöndíj, Saint Stephen and Saint Agnes School, Washington, USA
Tudományos tagság:
-Indigenous Literary Studies Association, Canada (ILSA)
-Hungarian Society for the Study of English (HUSSE)
-European Society for the Study of English (ESSE)
-Central European Association for Canadian Studies (CEACS)
Referált Publikációk:
- 2023: “Arctic Archipelago: Inuit Identity in Norma Dunning’s
Eskimo Pie and Al Purdy’s North of Summer.” In preparation.
- 2023: “Első nemzetek, további kételyek: a kanadai őslakos szuverenitás
alapvető kérdései.” Submitted.
- 2022: “Inuit Nunangat and Cultural identity: Borders That Unify and Define.”
Eger Journal of American Studies. Eszterházy University. Forthcoming.
- 2022: “Nunangat and Beyond: Acculturation and the Retainment
of Inuit Identity in Canada.” Canadian Journal of Native Studies,
Vol. 41:1, pp. 105-121. Brandon University, Canada.
- 2022: “Őslakos kultúrák a multikulturalizmus útvesztőjében:
a nyolcvanas és kilencvenes évek Ausztráliája és Kanadája.”
Klió Történelmi Szemléző Folyóirat, Vol. 25:4, 2021, pp. 75-78.
Klió Alapítvány, Debreceni Egyetem.
- 2021: “Vonnegut Reinvented.”
Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies.
Vol. 27:2, 2020, pp. 439-442. University of Debrecen.
- 2021: “Arctic Songs: A Journey Towards a New Tradition from
Pre-contact to Contemporary Inuit Poetry.” Central European
Journal of Canadian Studies. Vol. 15, 2020, pp. 17-34. Masaryk University.
- 2021: “Akutaq: The Impact of Colonialism on Inuit Religiosity
and Literature.” (Number of independent citations: 2)
Eger Journal of English Studies. Vol. 16, 2020. pp. 61-78.
Eszterházy Károly University.
- 2020: “Imagined Homeland: Inummariit as the Basis for the
Concept of Inuit Nationhood.” Hungarian Journal of English and
American Studies, vol. 26, no. 2, 2020. pp. 363-77. University of Debrecen.
Egyéb Publikációk:
2017: Profil: “Ahol a hó és jégmezõk uralkodnak.” Tehetségek,
DEjavu, a Debreceni Egyetem Alumni Magazinja,
Debreceni Egyetem Kiadó, Debrecen, 2017/I.
Regény:
2017: The Earth Dark, Amazon.com Services LLC.
Módszartani írás:
Aug 2007: “Valentine’s Day” The New English Classroom,
Ministry of Education, Tokió, Japan.
Költészet:
Jun 1998: “Vergodo Ikarusz,” “Maeste,” “Fintor” “Az Ido Urai,”
“Grimaszok,” “Bekak,” pp. 65-66, Harmatfényben,
edited by Eva Mero, Alterra Press
KONFERENCIAELŐADÁSOK
2022: “A Research Trip to Nunavut”
Conference Presentation with Prof. Miklós Vassányi (KRE)
CEACS Conference, Budapest, Hungary
2022: “Nunangat in Canada/Nunangat as Canada:
Inuit Indigenous Identity in the Canadian Cultural Landscape”
CEACS Conference, ELTE, KRE, PKE, BME; Budapest, Hungary
2022: “Inuit Identity Through Poetry”
HUSSE (Hungarian Society for the Study of English) Conference
Károli Gáspár University, Budapest, Hungary
2021: “The North as a Boundary in Acculturation and Establishing
Inuit Identity Within Multicultural Canada.”
“Borders and Beyond” Conference, Association of
Canadian Studies in Ireland, Queen’s University Belfast, Ireland
2021: “Nunangat in Canada: Acculturation and Inuit Identity within the
Multicultural Framework.” https://vimeo.com/655215875
“Reconciling Multiculturalism in Today’s Canada” National Symposium
University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada