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Articles

• Judit Friedrich :
  Postmodernism in Hungary : the Example of Péter Esterházy - against the Background of Analysing John Barth's Later Fiction 1-14en [2.54 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0020

• Terézia Szűcs :
  The Tree of Orpheus : Rilke - Keyes - Nemes Nagy 15-24en [1.96 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0030

• Ákos Czigány :
  The Discourse of Deep Tautology : Homecoming as the Code of Pilinszky's Writing 25-78en [10.34 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0040

• Judit Baróthy :
  The Androgynous Mind : a Contrastive Analysis of Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse and Boris Pasternak's Zhenya Luvers' Childhood 79-97en [3.74 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0050

• Géza Kállay :
  'To be or not to be' and 'Cogito ergo sum' : Thinking and Being in Shakespeare's Hamlet against a Cartesian Background 98-123en [5.11 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0060

• Zsuzsánna Kiss :
  Shall We Strive to Be Pleased with Transcending the Persistent? : Repetition versus responding in William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night 124-132en [1.96 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0070

• Gábor Ittzés :
  "Till by Degrees of Merit Raised": The Dynamism of Milton's Edenic Development and Its Theological Context 133-161en [5.59 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0080

• Dóra Csikós :
  Is He the Divine Image? : Blake's Luvah and Vala 162-184en [4.37 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0090

• Beáta Sándor :
  'A Massive Double Poem' : Tennyson's In Memoriam 185-196enEPA-05239-00002-0100

• Éva Péteri :
  William Holman Hunt's Early Work : in Relation to the High Church Movement 197-209en [2.79 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0110

• Tibor Tóth :
  Joseph Conrad : Lord Jim 210-230en [4.54 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0120

• György Dragomán :
  "Everything Unexplained" : the Structure of Secrecy and Secrecy as Structure in Henry Green's Party Going 231-242en [2.33 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0130

• Tekla Mecsnóber :
  'So leastward on'. Reduction and the Absurd in Samuel Beckett's Late Drama 243-256en [2.65 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0140

• Rita Horváth :
  Stella and Rosa : [Ozick's The Shawl and Rosa] 257-265en [1.95 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0150

• T. Anna Szabó :
  The Self-Consuming Narrative : Paul Auster's New York Trilogy266-279en [2.66 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0160

• Stephen Humphries :
  Seamus Heaney: Forcing the English Lyric 280-303en [4.18 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0170

• Károly Pintér :
  Utopia - Approaches to a book with many faces 304-322en [3.71 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0180

Reviews

• Borbála Szakács :
  Issues of Representation: The Irish Anthologies (John Montague, ed: The Faber Book of Irish Verse ; Paul Muldoon , ed: The Faber Book of Contemporary Irish Poetry ; Frank Ormsby, ed: Poets from the North of Ireland ; Peter Fallon and Derek Mahon, eds: The Penguin Book of Contemporary Irish Poetry ; Seamus Deane, ed: The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing) 323-334en [2.22 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0190

• Judit Szalai :
  An 'Heir to the Subject which Used to Be Called Philosophy' - Philosophical Issues From a Technological Point of View (J.C. Nyiri: Tradition and Individuality. Essays) 334-343en [1.92 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0200

• Gábor Komáromy :
  Critics' Choice: The American Novel of Social Consciousness in the Mid-1990s: The Regression of the Human Mind in Legal America (William Gaddis: A Frolic of his Own) 344-347en [888.47 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0210

• Gábor Komáromy :
  From Guignol to a Grand Guignol: Death and the Puppeteer (Philip Roth: Sabbath 's Theater) 348-354en [1.52 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00002-0220