Vol. 7 (2001)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.53720/IIUU8008

Published: 01-01-2001

Articles

Night Thoughts Blake's Iconographic Ruminations (and Iconological Revelations)

Karen Mulhallen

1–18
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Conversing Signs Coleridge, Effusion XXXV

Andrea Timár

19–37
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The 'House of Fiction' Plurality and Essentialism in Dickens' Bleak House

Ákos Krassóy

38–67
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Reading Emily Dickinson's 'Now I lay thee down to sleep' as a Variant

Ildikó Limpár

68–78
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Tennyson and His Pre-Raphaelite Critics Pre-Raphaelite Interpretations of Tennyson's 'The Lady of Shalott'

Éva Péteri

79–104
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The Sacred Fount of Social Art James Revisited

Ágnes Zsófia Kovács

105–119
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Present Buried in the Past The Bog Poems of Seamus Heaney

Péter Dolmányos

120–143
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Imagined Identities Locating the Subject in the Nation

Ágnes Györke

144–166
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Text and Interpretation Reconsidered Intertextuality as the Being of Text—Contrasting Gadamer and Paul de Man in the Light of Intertextuality

Tünde Varga

167–198
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Postmodernism and Irony

Stephen Prickett

199–214
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Reviews

American Literature in Hungary

Aladár Sarbu

215–218
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Reading Re-readings

Andrea Magyari

219–226
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Case Closed Infinite Listings Generating Infinite Listings Generating Infinite...

György Dragomán

227–229
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Back to Shakespeare

András Kiséry

230–238
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