profile for Miklós Törkenczy

contact: tork ¤ nytud•hu, http://www.nytud.hu/oszt/elmnyelv/tork/index.html, more...
degrees: MA (English, linguistics); dr. univ (English Linguistics); PhD (linguistics); DSc (linguistics); dr. habil
functions: English Linguistics Dept (head of phonology section, head of PhD programme) Theoretical Linguistics Dept(member of Dept Council, PhD Council)
experience: full professor: ELTE English Linguistics Dept, Theoretical Linguistics Dept; PhD programmes: ELTE English Linguistics, Theoretical Linguistics; research professor: Institute for Linguistics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
languages: Hungarian: native; English: proficient; Russian: some;
courses: BBN–ANG–242 Phonology (spring 2024); BBN–ANG–243 Advanced Phonology (spring 2024); BBN–ANG11–132 Introduction to Linguistics (autumn 2023); BMA–ANGD17–A2 Linguistic Theory (autumn 2023); BMA–ANGD17–CNy2a Reading English Phonology - Foundations and Perspectives (autumn 2020); BMA–ANGD–A2 Linguistic Theory (autumn 2017); BBN–ANG–241 Phonology (spring 2017); BMA–ANGD–CNy2 Harmónia II. (spring 2017); BMA–ANGD–CNy2.01 Readings in Advanced Phonology (spring 2014); BBN–ANG–132 Introduction to Linguistics (autumn 2013); BBN–ANE–327 Accents of English (spring 2012); BBN–ANG–341.28 Accents of English (spring 2011); BMA–ANGD–CNy10.13 Morphology; Semantics and Pragmatics (spring 2011); BMA–ANGD–CNy1.02 Word stress (autumn 2010); BMA–ANGD–CNy2.75 Topics in English Phonology (spring 2010); BBN–ANG–342.74 Reading English phonology (autumn 2009); ANN–341.28 Accents of English (spring 2009); ANN–342.74 Reading English Phonology (autumn 2008); BBN–ANG–342.02 Reading English phonology (spring 2008); ANN–241 English phonetics and phonology (spring 2007); ANN–342.75 Reading English Phonology in the Spring (spring 2007); ANN–342.100 Reading English Phonology Again (autumn 2006); ANN–242 English phonetics and phonology (spring 2006); ANN–342.92 Analogy in morphology (in Hungarian) (autumn 2004); ANN–142 Introduction to English Linguistics (autumn 2003); more ...
publications (top 5) (see MTMT)
Péter Rebrus—Miklós Törkenczy. 2015. Monotonicity and the typology of front/back harmony. Theoretical Linguistics 41/1–2(July):1–61 (http://budling.nytud.hu/~tork/owncikk/monotonicity_paper_lastlast.pdf). Péter Rebrus—Miklós Törkenczy. 2015. The monotonic behaviour of language patterns. Theoretical Linguistics 41/3–4(October):241–268 (http://budling.nytud.hu/~tork/owncikk/TL_R&Treply_revised02_resgate.pdf). Péter Siptár—Miklós Törkenczy. 2000. The Phonology of Hungarian. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 319 pp. Péter Rebrus—Miklós Törkenczy. 2009. Covert and overt defectiveness in paradigms. In: Modeling ungrammaticality in optimality theory, Sylvia Blaho—Curt Rice (ed.) London: Equinox Publishing. 195–234 (http://budling.nytud.hu/~tork/owncikk/gaps_rebrus_torkenczy_20070306.pdf). Miklós Törkenczy. 2011. Hungarian Vowel Harmony. In: The Blackwell companion to phonology. 5 vols., Marc van Oostendorp—Colin J. Ewen—Elizabeth Hume—Keren Rice (ed.) Malden, MA & Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell. 2963–2990 (http://budling.nytud.hu/~tork/owncikk/Torkenczy_Hungarian_Vowel_Harmony_20100413_with_trans.pdf). more...

Miklós Törkenczy

professor, core member of the Department of English Linguistics