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Vol. 8 (2002)
Vol. 8 (2002)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.53720/MEMW9238
Published:
01-01-2002
Articles
Miracle-Working Poetry, Poetry Worth a Miracle?
The Cædmon Story Yet Again
Katalin Halácsy Scholz
1–8
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Actor or Author
John Wyclif's Teaching and Fame as Authorship of History
Elemér Boreczky
9–26
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Novelties or 'Common Maxims'
Problems of Originality and Genius in Young's Conjectures
Rita Dózsai
27–43
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Interpreting Hamlet, 1812–13
Coleridge's Romantic Hermeneutic Experiment
Veronika Ruttkay
44–78
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Imagination Disconnected
On Chapter XIII of Biographia Literaria
Andrea Timár
79–111
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Negative Capability
Keats's and Coleridge's Metaphors for Poetic Creativity
Katalin Pálinkás
112–128
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The Nineteenth-Century Theatres of Gábor Egressy and William Charles Macready
Gabriella Reuss
129–150
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Mailing Versus Blackmailing
Senses of Delivery in Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Purloined Letter'
Katalin Kállay G.
151–163
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'Disembodied Spirits' Revisiting Manderley
The Construction of Female Subjectivity in du Maurier's Rebecca
Márta Kőrösi
164–179
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Appropriating Left-Speech
Women Writing During the American Depression
Andrea Szabó F.
180–189
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Image and Imagination in the Ekphrastic Tradition
Tünde Varga
190–215
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Intention and Interpretation in Literary Theory and Legal Hermeneutics
János Kenyeres
216–227
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'Close, But Not Touching'
Readings and Misreadings in John Fowles's The Collector
Tamás Tukacs
228–249
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The Faces of the Other
Configurations of Alterity in Emmanuel Levinas and Harold Pinter
Iván Nyusztay
250–263
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Wild Words
Jazzing the Text of Desire—Subversive Language in Toni Morrison's Jazz
Anna Kérchy
264–287
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Who's Afraid of Content-Driven Criticism?
An Introduction to Erica Jong for the Brave
Judit Friedrich
288–296
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Reviews
An Interview with J. Hillis Miller
István Adorján
297–302
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'I'm a Tradesman'
Interview with Ádám Nádasdy, the Translator
Márta Minier
303–314
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An Everlasting Gospel
Dóra Csikós
315–318
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Modern Irish Drama in Perspective
Mária Kurdi
319–326
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That Fantastic Century
Gergely Nagy
327–338
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Beauty Is Almost Truth
Péter Pölczmann
339–343
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Errata
Zsolt Bojti
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