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URANIA INTERDISCIPLINARY ACADEMIC JOURNAL

Peer-reviewed, open access scholarly journal. Not for commercial use.

 

Members of the Editorial Board

Géza Balázs, professor, University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest, Hungary, and Partium Christian University, Oradea, Romania

Éva Kocziszky, professor, University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest, Hungary

János Vecsernyés, cinematographer and director, associate professor, Head of the Zsigmond Vilmos Institute of Film and Media at the University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest, Hungary

 

Members of the Scientific-Art Advisory Board

José Gabriel López Antuñano, dramaturge and theatre critic, School of Dramatic Art of Castilla and Leon, Valladolid, Spain

Aleksandr Chepurov, theatre historian, theoretician and critic, Russian State Institute of Performing Arts, St. Petersburg, Russia

Richard Gough, Emeritus Professor, Aberystwyth University, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom

Lajos Koltai, recipient of Artist of the Nation title, Kossuth Prize-winning cinematographer and director, University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest, Hungary

Adam J. Ledger FHEA, FRSA, stage director, professor of Theatre and Performance, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

Sebastian-Vlad Popa, dramaturge, University of Bucharest, Faculty of Letters, and the Lucian Blaga University, Sibiu, Romania

Editor-in-Chief: Zsolt Antal, associate professor, Head of the Németh Antal Institute of Drama Theory at the University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest, Hungary

 

English translation: Reflex Kft.

 

Contact: University of Theatre and Film Arts, and the Németh Antal Institute of Drama Theory

1088 Budapest, Rákóczi út 21., Hungary

 

Online access: urania.szfe.hu

 

Published by the University of Theatre and Film Arts, 1088 Budapest, Rákóczi út 21., Hungary

Managing editor: Enikő Sepsi, Rector of the University of Theatre and Film Arts

ISSN 2786-3263 (Print)

ISSN 2939-5305 (Online)

For the preservation of the Hungarian race, its social welfare and successful future, the only path is through outstanding education and research…

The leadership of the University of Theatre and Film Arts, in harmony with the goals set down in its founding document in the course of the university system’s restructuring, is committed to raising interest in the institution’s students, instructors and researchers by achieving and promoting results, both artistic and scholarly, that showcase the values of universal and natural culture. With the establishment of the peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal Urania, released each semester and made readily available, the time has come for our colleagues to make their artistic and scholastic statements public on their own published platform – as it is done at similar universities. The goal of the journal is to fill a central role in bringing to light research and publications that integrate theatre, film and media studies within the country and internationally.

As we wish to provide a forum for the authors, our paramount goal is to strengthen, in our country’s scholarly community, the existence of a dialogue in scholarly and artistic areas that defines our national culture. Moreover, by these means, we wish to offer our readers alternatives to prejudices and ingrained ideas related to these themes.