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Articles

• Ágnes Matuska :
  Haphazardly Ambidextrous : Interpretations of the Vice in 16th-Century English Drama1-22en [140.06 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0020

• Anikó Oroszlán :
  “Actors” in “Barbaresque Mantells” : the Blackness of the Female Performers in Ben Jonson’s Masque of Blackness23-37en [125.73 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0030

• Gábor Ittzés :
  Fall and Redemption : Adam and Eve’s Experience of Temporality after the Fall in Paradise Lost38-69en [172.03 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0040

• Paul W. Child :
  “The CASE of the Author” : George Cheyne’s Providential Medical Autobiography70-84en [124.35 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0050

• Rita Dózsai :
  “That Power of Giving Pleasure” : Johnson on Novelty in the Rambler85-96en [112.14 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0060

• Anette Bremer :
  Worthy Objects : Visualising the Self in Elizabeth Macquarie’s Journal of her Voyage to New South Wales, 180997-114en [124.05 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0070

• Veronika Ruttkay :
  The Embodiment of Grief : Passion and Rhetoric in Coleridge and the “New Rhetoricians”115-136en [143.82 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0080

• Bénédicte Coste :
  “From Dreamlight to Daylight” : Pater’s Medievalism137-158en [142.77 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0090

• Tamás Ivor Batta :
  Getting at “The Figure in the Carpet”159-182en [145.53 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0100

• Imola Bülgözdi :
  “We Looked like Salt and Pepper” : Children’s Perception of Race in Short Stories by Southern Women Writers183-195en [106.04 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0110

• Balázs Csizmadia :
  “The Tale” : a Self-conscious Fictional Artifice196-223en [169.42 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0120

• Ferenc Takács :
  ‘anythongue athall’ : the Metathematisation of Language Identity in Finnegans Wake224-232en [108.27 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0130

• Éva Antal :
  The Ironical Allegory of Remembrance and Oblivion (In Memory of Paul de Man and Jacques Derrida)233-252en [147.44 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0140

• Zoltán Dragon :
  Derrida’s Specter, Abraham’s Phantom : Psychoanalysis as the Uncanny Kernel of Deconstruction253-269en [134.67 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0150

• Anthony Warde :
  “One Was a Woman, the Other a Man” : a Psychoanalytic Study of Sexual Identity in the Novels of Toni Morrison270-293en [146.89 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0160

• Nóra Koller :
  The Construction of Masculinity in The Matrix294-320en [167.47 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0170

• John Sears :
  George Szirtes’s Meetings with “Austerlitz”321-340en [131.60 kB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0180

Reviews

• Dávid Csordás :
  From Custom to Freedom, and Back Again ( Zsolt Almási, The Problematics of Custom as Exemplified in Key Texts of the Late English Renaissance)341-347en [9.34 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0190

• Boldizsár Fejérvári :
  What Eye C Is What U Get (György Endre Szőnyi, Pictura & Scriptura: Hagyományalapú kulturális reprezentációk huszadik századi elméletei) 348-352en [6.42 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0200

• Ákos Farkas :
  Poetically Correct (Tamás Bényei, Az ártatlan ország: Az angol regény 1945 után [The Innocent Country: The English Novel after 1945]) 353-358en [8.83 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0210

• Tamás Bényei :
  Texts, Theories, and Lives (Philip Tew, The Contemporary British Novel) 359-368en [14.04 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0220

• Máté Szabó :
  Respect and Revolution (Frank Kermode, Pleasure and Change: The Aesthetics of Canon) 369-371en [3.89 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0230

• Lóránt Kácsor :
  The Creation of the Other (Derek Attridge, The Singularity of Literature) 372-374en [4.14 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0240

• Eszter Kató :
  Theory in Practice or a Practical Theory? (Derek Attridge, J. M. Coetzee and the Ethics of Reading: Literature in the Event) 374-379en [8.33 MB - PDF]EPA-05239-00011-0250