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Research & Studies

Filebird Folder: Grantholders 2023

Judit Simon-Prileszky

Judit Prileszky-Simon is a research fellow at iASK. Her research areas are: the work and reception history of Ágota Kristóf

Inna Hakkinen

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Inna Häkkinen is grantholder at iASK. Topics: Profiling Permaculture in Energy Storytelling: ‘Change Narrative’ Toolkit within Literary Energy Narrative Studies

Henrietta Trádler

Henrietta Trádler

Henrietta Trádler PhD candidate, iASK research fellow working on the Talking Houses project. Her research fields include the history of modern European social and cultural history.

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