Decuble (University of Bucharest), The ‘Cool Person’ Facing the ‘Architectural Uncanny’: Why Postmodern Cities Are Uncentered Simon Edwards (Center for Inter American Studies, University of Graz), Wells, Orwell and Suburbia: Modernism, Urbanity and Carpet Bombing John Dunkley (Aberden), Haussmann and Zola Session 2 (Lotz Hall) Chair: WOJCIECH NOWICKI Session 1 (Ceremonial Hall) Chair: NICK CERAMELLA Keynote Address: Gábor Gyáni, The Metropolis as a Symbol for Modernity Opening Session (Ceremonial Hall) Chair: Mihaela Irimia

Csorba, the General Director of the Petőfi Literary Museum Gabriela Matei, the Director of the Romanian Cultural Institute (Budapest), as a partner in organizing the conference Professor Mihaela Irimia, the Director of the Centre of Excellence for the Study of Cultural Identity (University of Bucharest) Associate Professor László Gyapay, Head of the Department of the History of Hungarian Literature (University of Miskolc) Opening Ceremony (Ceremonial Hall): Alexandra Szalay-Bobrovniczky, Vice Mayor for Human Affairs, Budapest as the main social patron of the event Csilla E. In the interval of 13–16 October, 2016 the event is being organized by the Centre of Excellence for the Study of Cultural Identity (University of Bucharest ) jointly with the Doctoral School for Literary Studies (University of Miskolc) and the Petőfi Literary Museum. Petőfi Literary Museum (Budapest) houses this year the 14 th international, interdisciplinary conference entitled The Paradigmatic City (II): Capitals and their Successors. A tudományos összejövetelt a PIM közösen rendezi a Miskolci Egyetem Irodalomtudományi Doktori Iskolájával és a Bukaresti Egyetem Kulturális Identitást Kutató Kiválósági Központjával. The Paradigmatic City (II): Capitals and their Successors címen, angol nyelvű, nemzetközi, interdiszciplináris konferenciára kerül sor a Károlyi-palotában.

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