Vol. 14 (2009)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.53720/GJAT2257

Published: 01-01-2009

Articles

Re-Conceiving Britomart Spenser's Shift in the Fashioning of Feminine Virtue between Books 3 and 5 of The Faerie Queene

Kristen Abbott Bennett

1–23
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The Dialects of Sin in Shakespeare's Macbeth and Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather Trilogy

Balázs Szigeti

24–46
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Portraits of Piety Authenticating Strategies in Slave Narratives and Two Antebellum African-American Novels

Ted Bailey

47–66
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'When Children Are Not Glad' Sympathy, Performance, and Power in Abolitionist Children's Literature

Robyn Russo

67–87
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'Sailing' to 'Byzantium' A Voyage into Symbolism

Előd Pál Csirmaz

88–110
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As McFate Would Have It The Author's Joycean Cameo in Lolita

Ákos Farkas

111–120
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Nabokov's Cold Pudding The Stylistic and Structural Impact of Finnegans Wakeon Lolita, Pale Fire, and Bend Sinister

Rudolf Sárdi

121–134
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Pygmalions' Reading of Reading Pygmalions Rhetorical Self-Quest in de Man, Rousseau, and Ovid

Éva Antal

135–158
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Whiteness [In]Visible Eminem and the Politics of White Male Privilege

James R. Keller

159–184
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Reviews

Writing Tudor Humanism and Barbarism

Karen Kettnich

185–188
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Portraits for Milton

Csaba Maczelka

188–194
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A Fresh Start

Boldizsár Fejérvári

194–197
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The Recluse and the Activist Or Opposites Attract

Judit Kónyi

198–201
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Genial Pound

Réka Mihálka

201–206
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Bringing Conrad Closer to Us

Balázs Csizmadia

206–211
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Surviving Modernism

Krisztián Zsolt Bakó

211–217
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Other Countries

Veronika Végh

217–222
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Is Variety the Spice of Postcolonial Criticism?

Mária Palla

222–227
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