Vol. 2 (1996)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.53720/ETVD9311

Published: 01-01-1996

Articles

Postmodernism in Hungary The Example of Péter Esterházy—Against the Background of Analysing John Barth's Later Fiction

Judit Friedrich

1–14
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The Tree of Orpheus Rilke—Keyes—Nemes Nagy

Terézia Szűcs

15–24
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The Discourse of Deep Tautology Pilinszky

Ákos Czigány

25–78
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The Androgynous Mind Woolf's To the Lighthouse and Pasternak's Zhenya Luvers' Childhood

Judit Baróthy

79–97
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'To be or not to be' and 'Cogito ergo sum' Shakespeare's Hamlet against a Cartesian Background

Géza Kállay

98–123
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Shall We Strive to Be Pleased with Transcending the Persistent? Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

Zsuzsánna Kiss

124–132
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'Till by Degrees of Merit Raised' The Dynamism of Milton's Edenic Development and Its Theological Context

Gábor Ittzés

133–161
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Is He the Divine Image? Blake's Luvah and Vala

Dóra Csikós

162–184
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'A Massive Double Poem' Tennyson's In Memoriam

Beáta Sándor

185–196
William Holman Hunt's Early Work and the High Church Movement

Éva Péteri

197–209
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Joseph Conrad Lord Jim

Tibor Tóth

210–230
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'Everything Unexplained' Green's Party Going

György Dragomán

231–242
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'So leastward on' Reduction and the Absurd in Beckett's Late Drama

Tekla Mecsnóber

243–256
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Stella and Rosa Ozick's The Shawl and Rosa

Rita Horváth

257–265
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The Self-Consuming Narrative Auster's New York Trilogy

Anna Szabó T.

266–279
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Heaney's Poetry Forcing the English Lyric

Stephen Humphries

280–303
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More's Utopia Approaches

Károly Pintér

304–322
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Reviews

Issues of Representation The Irish Anthologies

Borbála Szakács

323–334
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An 'Heir to the Subject which Used to Be Called Philosophy' Philosophical Issues From a Technological Point of View

Judit Szalai

334–343
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Critics' Choice: The American Novel of Social Consciousness in the Mid-1990s The Regression of the Human Mind in Legal America

Gábor Komáromy

344–347
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From Guignol to a Grand Guignol Death and the Puppeteer

Gábor Komáromy

348–354
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