MCC Feszt What truly makes Hungarian national identity unique? How can Hungarians preserve and keep traditions alive in today’s changing world? In this conversation, we explore how folk culture intertwines with national memory, and the role this living tradition plays in shaping communities. Our speakers will share their insights on safeguarding and passing down cultural heritage, and how the past can become a rich foundation for the present and future. A dialogue that delves into the roots and depths of identity.
Deeply Hungarian – A Conversation on National Memory and Folk Culture
Aug
1
Friday
3:50 PM–4:50 PM
Kirchhoff Automotive Pódium
The language of the event: hungarian
Katalin Balatoni
Prime Minister's Commissioner for Promoting Pedagogical Innovations and Strengthening a Family-Friendly Educational Environment
Prime Minister's Commissioner for Promoting Pedagogical Innovations and Strengthening a Family-Friendly Educational Environment
Tamás Korzenszky
Ethnographer, Folk Art Specialist
Ethnographer, Folk Art Specialist
Áron Máthé
Deputy Chair of the Committee of National Remembrance
Deputy Chair of the Committee of National Remembrance
Moderator:
Gábor Erhardt
Head of the Center for Architecture and Remembrance at MCC
Head of the Center for Architecture and Remembrance at MCC
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