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2017

Introduction guest co-editors Edith-Anne Pageot and Judit Kádár. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Benarioua Amira: Review of Gendered journeys : women, migration and feminist psychology. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Bálint Emma: American studies in East-Central Europe - review of Visegrad studies on Americas. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Cora Zoltán: Review of The Capitalist University : the transformation of higher education in the United States, 1945-2016. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Cousineau-Levine Penny: Cher's "Half-breed" and the hybrid masquerades of Kent Monkman's Miss chief testickle. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Földessy Gábor: A foreign "affair" on the domestic scene : Marlene Dietrich's contributions to U.S. cinema, society and culture. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Horváth Márk and Lovász Ádám: Energizing plant studies : dirty hybridity and the power of assemblages. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Hódosy Annamária: Bitch training : discipline and punishment in postfeminist narratives of female werewolves. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Joachim Joana: Changemakers : (self) representation in a Kaleidoscope of blackness. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Klonowska Barbara: From human-animal friendship to human-animal history : Steven Spielberg's War horse. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Kovács Ágnes Zsófia: The Italian Atlantic. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Kurdi Mária: Sam Shepard and Irish theatre : interchange, influence and intertextual links. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Kushnir Roman: Two languages and two selves of the mixed heritage protagonist in a pair of Finnish-American migrant novels. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Kádár Judit: Liminality and the 'Hybrid potential' in literature by some contemporary mixed blood Canadian writers. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Kérchy Anna: Introduction by the guest editor. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Kérchy Anna: Stories slipping through the cracks of images... In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Kérchy Anna: Vegetal visions : ecocritical encounters with plant kin in transmediated fairy tales. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

LaLonde Christopher: Other monuments, another authority : Heid Erdrich's national monuments. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Lopes Lucas da Silva: Review of Biljana Oklopčić's Faulkner and the Native Keystone : reading (Beyond) the American South. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Marjanić Suzana: Zoo-ethical implications of contemporary performance arts : Tajči Čekada's she-boar and trans-hare meet Mary Britton clouse's human-chicken unison. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Muhel Tamara: Review of Gregersdotter, Höglund and Hallén's Animal horror cinema - genre, history and criticism. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Muller Adam and Freier Amy: Humour, the holocaust and the terror of history. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Márki Zsófia: Seal skin and language - contemporary adaptations of The selkie wife tale. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Nemes Z. Márió: Cannibal aesthetics - Hannibal Lecter and the monstrosity of Genius. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Pageot Edith-Anne: Forging a transnational identity through relational subjectivity and sensory experience : the writings of Tepehuan/Mexican / Canadian artist Domingo Cisneros. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Palatinus David Levente: Humans, machines and the screen of the anthropocene. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Pavlyshyn Halyna: Nonsensical quests for making sense : adapting and interpreting Alice. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Sellers Stephanie A.: Confluences and crossbloods on Turtle Island. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Sepsi László: Embracing the insect : representations of Arthropods in American horror cinema. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Szőke Dávid: Review of Modernist ethics and posthumanism. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Szűcs Edit: Review of From dog bridegroom to wolf girl : contemporary Japanese fairy-tale adaptations in conversation with the West. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Tóth Zsófia Anna: Merida and mother bear : a lesson in feminist cultural pedagogy. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 2. (2017)

Varga Zsanett: Review of HJEAS (Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies), Volume 22, Number 2. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Varga Zsanett: A review of Seress Ákos's A Veszedelem színházai : az amerikai dráma a hidegháború alatt. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Wasilewski Krzysztof: Review of Spider web : the birth of American anticommunism. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)

Xie Jerry: Shane at seventy : Western heroism as class (un)controversy. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (13) 1. (2017)