Vol. 22 (2024)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.53720/WLZJ7799

Published: 21-08-2024

Articles

Breaking Barriers Sarah Edwards’s and Sarah Osborn’s Extraordinary Journey in The First Great Awakening

Emőke Ágoston

1–19
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"Theotormon hears me not" Shaming Women in Eighteenth-Century Rape Trials

Noémi Pintér

20–39
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“Blest Contemplation's Placid Friend” The Moon as a Mighty Confidante in the Works of Romantic Women Poets and Beyond

Orsolya Albert

40–66
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Reading Habits and Stylistic Discrepancy in Northanger Abbey The Evolution of Catherine Morland

Rebeka Simon

67–86
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Non(sense)-Places Non-Places in Edward Lear’s Limericks

Balázs Sánta

87–113
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Cruising and Code Embracing the Radical Queer and Erotic Self in Eric Stenbock’s “The True Story of a Vampire” (1894)

Ian M. Clark

114–127
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Unbridling the "Tamed Other" Imagining "the Gypsy" in Late Victorian Gothic Fiction

Boróka Andl-Beck

128–152
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“What, then, was my new friend?” Self-Censorship and Narrative Elements of Discursive Limitations in Edward-Prime Stevenson’s Imre: A Memorandum

Csaba Nyerges

153–173
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Cyclical Time as the Liminal Space of Suffering and Denial in the Narrative of Septimus Warren Smith

Judit Anna Bánházi

174–194
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Losing Touch Disembodiment and the Impossibility of Feeling for the "Other" in J. M. Coetzee's Dusklands

Dóra Sápy

195–220
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Cosmopolitanism and Neocitizenship in Teju Cole’s Open City and Zadie Smith’s NW

Anita Barta

221–243
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Bagatelling Stories in Ali Smith’s Autumn

Angelina Likhovid

244–262
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Reviews

Spatial Experiences Feeling and Transgressing Cities, Borders, and Homes

Kata Gyuris

263–269
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Embracing Resilience and Reclaiming Happiness

Salam Alali

270–279
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Tolkien Behind the Iron Curtain and Beyond

Zsuzsanna Péri-Nagy

280–288
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Beneath His Feet Grounding Rushdie for the Twenty-First Century

Júlia Takács

289–293
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The Grassroots of Urningtum

Zsolt Bojti

294–298
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