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Tétel Korlátozottan hozzáférhető Influences on the Formation of the Anglican Church under Henry VIII and Edward VI(2013-01-30T10:45:35Z) Ujj, Gabriella; Balogh, Róbert; DE--TEK--Bölcsészettudományi KarHenry VIII (1509-1547) is among the most famous, and definitely infamous, kings of English history. Besides having six wives, he is most well-known for having the courage to carry out what probably no one had dared to do before: to arbitrarily break with Rome and the Pope, and to step on the path of Reformation. Triggered by his intention to divorce his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, this process, took a long time before it could be completed, and was not one without difficulties and obstacles. Although it is him whom the breach is primarily associated with, other people, in the service of the King, and circumstances also played an essential part, if not a key one, in transforming England from a Catholic to a formally Protestant country. Moreover, at times, Henry seemed to be influenced by his men without him even recognising it. On his death reformers took control of the country continuing to carry out the conversion. However, Protestantism could finally take roots in England under the reign of Henry’s son, Edward VI, turning it into Protestant in its practices as well. But since the new King was almost still a child, the country was, in fact, run by others. In my thesis, I am aiming at highlighting that the conversion of England was not the achievement purely of these two kings, but other forces contributed significantly to it as well, from time to time even having a greater role than the monarchs themselves.Tétel Korlátozottan hozzáférhető Knight vs. Samurai: Values and Filmic Representations of the Iconic Warrior of the West and of the East(2014-05-06T08:01:37Z) Ujj, Gabriella; Kalmár, György; DE--Bölcsészettudományi KarThe first image that comes to one’s mind when thinking of the military tradition of the West and that of the East is probably the knight and the samurai. Although at first glance they might appear as entirely different, they share relatively many characteristics both in terms of history and their values, despite not having come into contact with each other for a long time. Although they are frequently idealized, there is more to these figures than it initially seems. Thus, this paper intends to explore, compare, and contrast the iconic warrior of the West and that of the East with taking a look at their different filmic representations as well.