Sylard, Lena

She graduated from the philological faculty of Moscow State University (1955) and graduate school under him (1958). In 1960-1962 taught Russian language and literature at the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia .

Since 1962 in Hungary, she taught at the University of Budapest (professor since 1993). She also gave lectures at universities in Italy, the USA, Canada, Austria, Finland, and participated in the VII — XII World Slavic Congresses. In 1997-2007 Professor of the University of Sassari in Italy, Director of his Institute of Foreign Languages ​​and Literature (2002-2003). Member of several scientific societies, member of the editorial board of Studia Slavica Hungarica (since 1991).

The organizer of the Budapest scientific conferences dedicated to the work of Vyacheslav Ivanov (1995) and Dmitry A. Prigov (1997), and the conferences in Sassari “Mythology of the city” (2000) and “Dialogue of cultures. The Problem of Multiculturalism ”(2001).

Author of a number of monographs on Russian poetry, including The Carnival Theory from Vyacheslav Ivanov to Mikhail Bakhtin ( Hungarian A karnevalelmélet Vjacseszlav Ivanovtól Mihail Bahtyinig ; 1989) and Andrei Bely and the Poetics of Russian Symbolism ( Hungarian Andrej Belij és az oroszzz regény poétikája ; 2002), books “Hermetism and hermeneutics” (St. Petersburg: Ivan Limbakh Publishing House , 2002), the textbook “Russian Poetry of the 20th Century” ( Italian: La poesia russa del XX secolo ; 2002), studies on the work of F. Dostoevsky , Chekhov , Blok , Akhmatova , V. Khlebnikov , Mikhail Bulgakov and others. Compiled the anthology "Russian Lite Atur late XIX - early XX century "(in 2 volumes, 1979-1981), a collection of articles" Russian literature of the East and the West "(1999).

She was awarded the Andrei Bely Prize (2002) in the category “Humanitarian Studies”.

• Sub Rosa: köszöntő könyv Léna Szilárd tiszteletére. - Budapest, 2005 .-- 652 p.

• Page on the website of the Andrei Bely Prize