EDITORS: RÉKA M. CRISTIAN & ZOLTÁN DRAGON

Cover image © by Eugenio Mazzone

Published: 2016-11-01

Essays

American civil religion : revisiting a concept after 50 years

Károly Pintér
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Haunted borders, nostalgia and narration - Cherríe Moraga's Giving up the ghost : a stage play in three portraits and Helena María Viramontes' The Cariboo cafe

Lenke Németh
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"Hey, Ras. ... is it you, destroyer?" : the ideological choice between Rinehart and Ras in Ralph Ellison's Invisible man

Dániel Nyikos
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BBC America's Orphan Black : clones and cultural anxieties at the intersection of cult and quality television

Heather Duerre Humann
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Online identities and gender

István Jenei
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Contemporary James

Introduction by the guest editor

Ágnes Zsófia Kovács
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Strong memories : Henry James, Vladimir Nabokov and autobiography

Elsa Court
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Home vs. house of fiction : Henry James, Alice Munro and the mixed blessing of authorship

Miroslawa Buchholtz
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The archive and the shadow : Henry James's The wings of the dove and Jhumpa Lahiri's Unaccustomed earth

Linda Raphael
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The Jamesian secret : representations of Irish immigrant experience in Colm Tóibín's Brooklyn

Ágnes Zsófia Kovács
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Queering the Ambassadors : Michiel Heyns's Invisible furies (2012) and Jamesian appropriation

Bethany Layne
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Reviews

Review of Henry James and the poetics of duplicity

Maria Pirgerou
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Review of Hazel Hutchison's The War that used up words : American writers and the First World War

Ágnes Zsófia Kovács
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Review of Martha Banta's Henry James : an Alien’s “history” of America

Anna Despotopoulou
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Review of George Monteiro's Reading Henry James : a critical perspective on selected works

Miroslawa Buchholtz
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Review of Dylan Trigg's The thing : a phenomenology of horror

András Molnár
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Review of Prem Kumari Srivastava's Leslie Fiedler : Critic, provocateur and pop culture guru

Vinanti Vasishth
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Review of Merry murderers : the farcical refiguration of the Femme Fatale in Maurine Dallas Watkins’ Chicago (1927) and its various adaptations

Emma Bálint
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