She teaches eighteenth-century English and Anglo-Irish literature and reception studies. She is the author of a book on the early Hungarian reception of Laurence Sterne, Laurence Sterne Magyarországon: 1790-1860 (Budapest: Argumentum, 2000). She has also published essays in the journals The Shandean, The AnaChronist, Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies and contributed to the series “The Reception of British and Irish Authors in Europe” on the receptions of Sterne, Ossian, and Jonathan Swift. Her more recent publications include a chapter to the volume Literary and Cultural Relations: Ireland, Hungary, and Central and Eastern Europe (Dublin: Carysfort, 2009) and a comparative analysis of Brave New World and Kazohinia in the conference volume Az utópia ezer arca (“The thousand faces of utopia”, Pécs: PTE, 2010. Web).