Vol. 3 (1997)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.53720/MHPX6371

Published: 1997-01-01

Articles

Tragic Delusion and Authentication Tragedy in Greek and Shakespearean Drama

Iván Nyusztay

1–12
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The Rhetorical Sources of Tristram Shandy

Gabriella Hartvig

13–27
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Narrative Techniques in The Four Zoas

Dóra Csikós

29–38
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'Knot in hand, and knot in head' The Enigmatic Language of Melville's 'Benito Cereno’

Zsolt Mohi

39–58
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North and South in the Writings of Robert Louis Stevenson

Tom Hubbard

59–70
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Virginia Woolf and The Problem of Autobiography

Nóra Séllei

71–91
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'I too have the right to be shown impossible' Re-reading the Beckett Trilogy

Árpád Mihály

93–112
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'And the pool was filled [again] with water out of sunlight' Fowles—Durrell—Roth

Tibor Tóth

113–131
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Innovation and Representation in Postmodern Fiction

András Szigeti

133–165
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'Artfully placed mirrors' The Poetry of Medbh Mcguckian

Borbála Faragó

166–184
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Reviews

'Intimacy which is knowledge' Fact and Fiction from a Feminist Point of View

Judit Baróthy

185–195
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The Modern Which Wants to Be a Classic

Roland Végső

196–202
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