| Name: |
Imre Hamar
Born in Győr (Hungary), 1. April 1967.
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| 1992 |
MA degree of Eötvös Loránd University (Chinese and Tibetan)
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| 1997 |
Ph.D. degree of the Hungarian Academy of Science, title of thesis: Modifications in Huayan tradition in 8-9th century - Chengguan’s life and his theory of the four
dharma-dhātus
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| 1997 |
assistant professor at the Department of East Asian Studies, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE).
Other teaching experiences: 1991-96. teaching Chinese Buddhism at the Gate of the Dharma Buddhist College. 1994-97. teaching ancient Chines History and the History of Chinese Religions at the Department of Ancient History of József Attila University(Szeged).
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| 2001 |
associate professor at ELTE
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| 2002 |
head of the Department of East Asian Studies
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| 2003 |
director of doctoral program in Chinese Studies
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| 2004 |
habilitation, title of thesis: Manifestation of Buddha
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| 2006-2007 |
vice dean of international affairs, Faculty of Humanities
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| 2006 |
director of ELTE Confucius Institute
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| 2008 |
director of Institute of East Asian Studies
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| 2008 |
full professor of Chinese studies
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| 1990-91 |
one year at Institute for Foreign Language (Yuyan Xueyuan) in Beijing
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| 1992-93 |
one year at Normal University in Taipei
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| 1997 |
two months at the University of Vienna, advisor: Prof. Ernst Steinkellner
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| 1998 |
three months at Kansai Institute in Japan (Japan Foundation)
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| 1999 |
two months at Hamburg University, advisor: Prof. Lambert Schmithausen (DAAD)
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2001-
2002 |
six months at Otani University, advisor: Prof. Noritoshi Aramaki (Japan Foundation)
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| 2004 |
three months at Center for Chinese Studies, Taipei
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| 1992 |
Conference for the 150. jubilee of Kőrösi Csoma Sándor’s death (Budapest)
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| 1997 |
35th Conference of International Congress of Asian and North African Studies (Budapest)
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| 1998 |
AAS meeting (Boston)
Conference of the International Association of Buddhist Studies (Lausanne)
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| 2000 |
Conference of the European Association of Chinese Studies (Torino)
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| 2002 |
Conference of the European Association of Chinese Studies (Moscow)
Conference of International Association of Buddhist Studies (Bangkok)
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| 2003 |
Daoism and Contemporary World: An International Conference of Daoist Studies
(Boston)
Conference of European Associaton of Chinese Linguistics (Ghent)
International Conference Commemorating Venerable Songchol (Seoul)
Conference Commemorating Pál Miklós (Budapest)
Great Buddha Symposium 2. (Nara)
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| 2004 |
Huayan/Kegon Conference (Budapest) – organizer
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| 2005 |
Chinese Buddhism (Los Angeles)
World Chinese Conference (Beijing)
Conference of International Association of Buddhist Studies (London)
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| 2006 |
Conference of European Associaton of Chinese Linguistics (Budapest)
Chinese Buddhist Historiography (Hamburg)
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| 2007 |
Stein and Dunhuang (Budapest) – organizer
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| 2008 |
2. Huayan Conference (Paris) –organizer
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| 2009 |
The International Symposium on the History and Present Condition of Cultural Exchange between China and Central & Eastern Europe (Budapest) – szervező
The Dilun tradition in China and its impact (Geumgang University, Korea)
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| 2010 |
Conference on Cross-cultural Researches on Buddhist Mythology (Beijing University)
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| 2011 |
The first international academic conference of the Huayen in China (Xi’an)
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| 1998 |
Harvard University
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| 1999 |
Hamburg University
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| 2002 |
Tokyo University
Soka University (Tokyo)
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| 2003 |
Dongguk University (Gyongju)
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| 2004 |
Hamburg University
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| 2005 |
Oxford University
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| 2007 |
École Française d’Extrême-Orient
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| 2008 |
University of Virginia
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| 2009 |
UCLA, Berkeley, Wittenberg University (Ohio), Middlebury College, Coulmbia University, University of Notre Dame, University of Chicago, University of Washington
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| 2011 |
University for Advanced Buddhist Studies, Tokyo
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