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Benarioua Amira: Chinese mothers as allies of patriarchy in Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck Club. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Bollobás Enikő: America and American studies : from metaphor to catachresis. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Bollobás Enikő: Writing on the margins of sound and sight : Augusto de Campos and transnational poetic traditions. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Buráková Zuzana: Realities and myths of war : review of Jozef Pecina's The representation of war in nineteenth-century American novels. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Csorba Eszter Zsuzsanna: The impact of media coverage on history : the rise and fall of Richard Nixon. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Molnár András: Review of Lovecraftian Proceedings 2. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Onder Csaba: The layout : Nabokov and Franz Kafka’s "The metamorphosis". In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Peterecz Zoltán: Busy 240 years : The history of US foreign affairs. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Peterecz Zoltán: The adventures of the Hungarian Holy Crown. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Sebestyén Attila: Poetry in the workplace : Bill Murray’s public reading as an applied art form. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Szélpál Lívia: Review of Gabriella Vöő's Kortársunk, Mr. Poe. Felfedező utak az összegyűjtött elbeszélésekben. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Szélpál Lívia: Urban fictions of factual representation. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Wasilewski Krzysztof: Review of Nick Fischer's Spider web : the birth of American anticommunism. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
Wshyar Mustafa: The violence triangle in Khaled Hosseini’s A thousand splendid suns. In: Americana : E-Journal of American Studies in Hungary, (14) 1. (2018)
