Rate My Professor Mari Rethelyi

Rethelyi has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes. Her notable publications include “Antisemitism in Hungarian Literature from 1800 to 1918,” forthcoming in The Cambridge History of Antisemitism, Volume 2 (2025); “‘Isolated brotherless branch of his race’: Jewish Images of Kinship with Hungarians at the Turn of the Twentieth Century,” forthcoming in East European Jewish Studies (2024); “The Khazar Ancestry of Hungarian Jews,” Nineteenth Century Studies 34 (2022): 95-115; “The Jewish Mockery of Suicide: Counter-Culture in Early Twentieth-Century Hungarian Jewish Literature,” Journal of Jewish Identities 15/2 (2022): 181-200; “Hungarian Jewish Stories of Origin: Samuel Kohn, the Khazar Connection and the Conquest of the Land,” Hungarian Cultural Studies 14 (2021): 52-64; “The Birth Metaphor in Anna Lesznai’s Difference Feminism,” Women in Judaism 18/1 (2021); “The Context and Subtext of Goldziher's Memorial Lecture on Vambery,” Hungarian Studies 34/2 (2021): 259-81; “The Wanderer's Gaze: The City in Modern Hungarian Jewish Literature,” Studies in Jewish Culture and History 21/2 (2020): 131-55; “Hungarian Nationalism and the Origins of Neolog Judaism,” Nova Religio 18/2 (2014): 67-82; "Rabbinic Understandings of Marital Rape in the Talmud," in Rape Culture, Gender Violence, and Religion (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018): 195-212; and “A Place of Pretense and Escapism: The Coffeehouse in Early 20th Century Budapest Jewish Literature,” Religions 9/10 (2018).