Vol. 21 No. 2 (2023)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.53720/RNWJ8697

Published: 02-09-2023

Articles

Queen Elizabeth and Sir Walter Scott’s Kenilworth

Erzsébet Stróbl

146–170
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The Brier-Patch in the Kailyard Realism versus Sentimentality in Late-Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Irish, Scottish, and American Fiction

Tom Hubbard

171–187
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The Enigma Code of “The Secret Sharer”

George Kutash

188–208
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Constructing Black Subjectivity Trauma and Recovery in Toni Morrison’s novels

Mónika Dénes

209–225
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Defenceless Bodies in J. M. Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians Rethinking the Hand's Role in Being Human

Dóra Sápy

226–246
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Natural Areas and Places in Kahf’s The Girl in the Tangerine Scarf Reflecting on the Status of Arabs in the US

Rashideh Ghazi Badran

247–260
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The Abject Body of History Fleshing Trauma in Nadine Gordimer’s “Tape Measure”

Noura Elaoun

261–276
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Reviews

Radical Continuities Blake and Hamann in the Transnational Enlightenment

Csaba József Spalovszky

277–284
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Repetition and Innovation

Antonio Sanna

285–290
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A Fascinating Case Study of Jewish-Irish Literary Connections

Mária Kurdi

291–299
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A Tale of More than Two Cities

Dietmar Larcher

300–307
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A Window Into the World of Alice Dunbar Nelson

Jafar Baba

308–314
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