Böngészés, Szakterület szerint "06.02.04. Irodalomelmélet"

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Kovács Ágnes Zsófia: Literature in context : strategies of reading american novels : essays. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus XVIII. - Literature in context : strategies of reading american novels : essays, (18). pp. 17-138. (2010)

Kérchy Anna: Faraway, so close : towards a definition of magic(al) (ir)realism. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus XVII. - What constitutes the fantastic?, (17). pp. 15-33. (2009)

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Marinovich-Resch Sarolta; Szőnyi György Endre: Preface. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus XVII. - What constitutes the fantastic?, (17). p. 7. (2009)

Matuska Ágnes: The vice-device : Iago and Lear's fool as agents of representational crisis. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus XIX. - The vice-device: Iago and Lear's fool as agents of representational crisis, (19). pp. 13-178. (2011)

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Schober Elisabeth: Plotting improbablity : coincidence as a signpost of romance. In: Papers in English and American studies : Tomus XVII. - What constitutes the fantastic?, (17). pp. 35-44. (2009)