Vol. 18 No. 2 (2018): Disbelief in the Renaissance

DOI: https://doi.org/10.53720/KYDM9094

Published: 31-12-2018

Articles

• Preface

  András Kiséry

  v–vi

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• Queen Elizabeth and the “Judgement of Paris”

  Erzsébet Stróbl

  207–228

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• Misbelief, Marlovian Promises, and Planets

  Gergő Dávid

  229–242

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• From “Resolute” to “Dissolved” Tracking Faustus’s Decision

  Márta Hargitai

  243–259

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• The Personae of the Muse in the Fair Youth Sonnets

  Eszter Törék

  260–274

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• Puck’s Broom and the Ontology of Play

  Ágnes Matuska, Karen Kettnich

  275–290

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• The Gnomic Self Counsel and Subjectivity in Shakespearean Drama

  Ivan Lupić

  291–307

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• Shakespeare and the Limits of Cosmopolitanism

  David Scott Kastan

  308–324

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• Disbelief in Othello

  Balz Engler

  325–333

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• Attention as Proof of Faith

  Dávid Marno

  334–344

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• Materiality, Meaning, and Disbelief René de Lucinge’s The Beginning, Continuance and Decay of Estates

  Zsolt Almási

  345–364

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• Milton's Selfie A Speculative Flight of Fancy

  Miklós Péti

  365–372

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• Disguise and Belief in Milton’s Paradise Regain’d

  Bence Levente Bodó

  373–386

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• Trouble in Paradise Misbehaviour and Disbelief in The Isle of Pines

  Sam Gilchrist Hall

  387–401

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• From Character to Nature Pope’s “Ruling Passion” and Hume’s “Predominant Inclination”

  Dániel Takács

  402–416

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• The Modernity of Measure for Measure The Politics of Spinning Shakespeare

  Veronika Schandl

  417–429

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• Shakespeare’s Momentary Lapses of Reason The Paradox and the Absurd

  Iván Nyusztay

  430–441

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Reviews

• Within and Without the Border On Géza Kállay’s Last Book

  Tamás Pavlovits

  442–446

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