Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I. című kiadvány cikkei

1980

Halász A. M.: The reception of English and American literature in Hungary between the two World Wars. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 5-37. (1980)

Janó István: Some aspects of the Japanese impact upon Anglo-Saxon civilization. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 39-69. (1980)

Kenesei István: Types and strategies in relative clause formation. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 201-218. (1980)

Kontra Miklós: On the state of teaching English in Hungary in the 1970s. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 221-236. (1980)

Matzkó László: A case of bilingualism. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 237-269. (1980)

Pagonyi Éva: Some features of art and society in nineteenth century England. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 71-102. (1980)

Pordány László: American studies in teaching translation and interpreting. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 271-286. (1980)

Rozsnyai Bálint: The romance of either/or : Hawthorne's The house of the seven gables. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 103-138. (1980)

Szőnyi György Endre: The quest for omniscience : the intellectual background of Marlowe's Doctor Faustus. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 139-166. (1980)

Trócsányi M.: Three images of twentieth century Britain as manifest in the novel. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus I., (1). pp. 167-197. (1980)