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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1. _____________________________________________________________________________________ OUR AUTHORS BENCZE, Mihály Mathematician, teacher, poet. Born in Négyfalu in Transylvania in 1954. Graduated from the Babeş-Bolyai University, Kolozsvár/Cluj/Klausenburg (Transylvania), Faculty of Mathematics in 1978. Since his graduation he is teaching mathematics in high schools, currently in the Áprily Lajos High-School in Brassó/Braşov/Kronstadt (Transylvania). Next to teaching his activities cover the following fields: he was involved in the establishment of a Hungarian high-school system in Brassó/Braşov/Kronstadt; founded the Hungarian Mathematics Competition in Transylvania; founded the József Wildt International Mathematical Competition; mentor of students who create student periodicals; editor-in-chief of the international mathematical journal OCTOGON MATHEMATICAL MAGAZINE; founder of the publishing house Fulgur (1993), which specializes in publishing Hungarian books. He is author of several books including poetry and mathematics and several hundreds mathematical papers. BÉRCZI, Szaniszló Physicist-astronomer who made a new synthesis of evolution of matter according to the material hierarchy versus great structure building periods. This model is a part of his Lecture Note Series Book on the Eötvös University. He also organized a research group on evolution of matter in the Geonomy Scientific Committee of the Hungarian Academy of Scince (with Béla Lukács). He wrote the first book in Hungary about planetary science From Crystals to Planetary Bodies (also he was the first candidate of earth sciences in topics planetology). He built with colleagues on the Eötvös University the Hungarian University Surveyor (Hunveyor) experimental space probe model for teachers for training purposes and development of new constructions in measuring technologies. CZEGLÉDI, Katalin Studied Hungarian-Russian-Altaic languages and literatures at the University ´József Attila´ in Szeged, Hungary. She was given the title ´dr. univ´ at the same University, too. As a teacher Ms. Czeglédi taught foreign languages at all type of state schools, and linguistics at state universities. Her major research topics cover linguistic prehistory in general and applied linguistics. Currently she teaches linguistic prehistory at Private Universities called ´Nagy Lajos király´ in Miskolc, Hungary and ´Kőrösi Csoma´ in Budapest, Hungary. She regularly delivers scientific lectures at conferences and meetings. Ms. Czeglédi published about 80 essays and two books: ´History of Scythian-Hunnish languages 1. Phonetics 2. Presyntaxe´. Currently she is working on the third volume of this series ´3. Accidence (1. System of roots of words 2. System of forming of words.´). Her major aim is to learn the history of our language and our people in the best possible way and to convey this knowledge to as many people as possible. _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2010 8
January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1. _____________________________________________________________________________________ DE PINTO, Marco Syrayama Born in São Paolo, Brazil in 1979. Received a BA in Languages with specialization in Arabic language, literature and culture in 2002 at the Universidade de São Paulo (University of São Paulo). In 2006, at the same university, he received a Master’s degree with a dissertation entitled: “Arabic loanwords in Modern Standard Turkish: on borrowing and linguistic purism”. Graduated cum laude. Currently he is a Ph.D. candidate in Romance Philology and Portuguese Language, at the same university. He translated several Turkish books into Portuguese, which were published in Brazil. In August 2009 he translated from Arabic into Portuguese a certificate bestowed by the King of Saudi Arabia on the Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Author of several articles. DI GIOVINE, Paolo Professor of ‘historical /Indo-European linguistics’ at the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’. Among his numerous publications, one may mention his work in 3 volumes dealing with the complex issue of the verbal system (in particular its perfect tense) within the Indo-European languages (Studio sul Perfetto Indo-Europeo; Roma: Il Calamo, 1996). Prof. Di Giovine is a distinguished member of what can be called the ‘Italian school’ of historical linguistics, that has a ‘conventional’ (as against ‘realist’) approach to reconstruction of language families in general, and to the reconstruction of the Indo-European family in particular. EKUKLU, Bülent Was born in 1973 and graduated from the Middle East Technical University, Computer Engineering Department. In 1998 he started his MA studies at the Cinema-TV Department at Yeditepe University; he did further research in cinema in 2001 in Italy. In 2003 he successfully completed his master degree education with the thesis "Change of Cultural Society of Turkey in post-1980 and Cultural Construction of Yavuz Turgul Cinema". Since then he has been working in various TV series, short films, radio programs, documentary films as script writer and consultant. Starting from 2005, he attended a master class called "Playwriting Workshop" for a period of one year at Mehmet Ergen management. After that class, he finished his first play entitled "Amber-eyed woman". Since 2006, he is giving lectures called “Dramatic Writing and Script Writing Workshop” at Sinematek Association. Since 1998 he has been working in different roles in the IT sector and currently is working as IT consultant. HIRTH, Friedrich (1845-1927) German-American sinologist who was born at Gräfentonna, Saxe-Gotha. He was educated at the universities of Leipzig, Berlin, and Greifswald. He was in the Chinese maritime customs service from 1870 to 1897. In 1902, Professor Hirth was appointed to the professorship of Chinese in Columbia University, New York. He is the author of numerous books and articles. _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2010 9
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