Edited by Réka M. Cristian and Zoltán Dragon
Cover image © by Robert Bye

Published: 2022-12-01

Essays

Warrior Scientist: Star Trek: Voyager's Chakotay and American Indian Television Representation

Anthony Macías
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Rushing into Chaos: Recapitulating Arthur Danto’s Philosophical Narrative on the Path to Post-historical Art

Gabriel C. Gherasim
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Analogies of Deconstruction: J. Hillis Miller’s Uncanny Pedagogy

Péter Csató
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The Representation of Women in Post #MeToo Hollywood: Three Case Studies – Bombshell, The Assistant and Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood

Hana Lina Dalel Berraf
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Cancel Culture and Contemporary Film Criticism or is the Voice of Film Critics Cancelled, Too?

Helga Szabó
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The Fulbright Impact Study in the Academic Fields of Arts, Social Sciences and Natural Sciences in Hungary Between 1984 and 2011

Csilla Kővári
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South Park: A Postmodern Reading of Its Characters and Plot

Raluca-Andreea Petrus
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Trauma, Surrealism and Time Out of Joint in The Lighthouse

Pál Gerdesits
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To “Look Real in the Moonlight”: Women’s Desire and Male Rootlessness in Picnic (1953)

Andras Basa
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'You Better Be for Real:' The Making of the Radical Educator in John N. Smith’s Dangerous Minds

Saba Amiri
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Reviews

Review of The Gladiators vs. Spartacus: Dueling Productions in Blacklist Hollywood

Zénó Vernyik
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Book Review of Alison Phipps' Me, Not You: The Trouble with Mainstream Feminism

Hana Lina Dalel Berraf
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Review of Géza Jeszenszky's Lost Prestige. Hungary’s Changing Image In Britain 1894–1918

Zoltán Cora
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Book Review: Lucasfilm: Filmmaking, Philosophy, and the Star Wars Universe

Helga Szabó
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A Review of Postprint: Books and Becoming Computational

Dóra Szokolyai
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Review of Contemporary American Fiction in the European Classroom: Teaching and Texts

Olga Kajtár-Pinjung
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"Multicultural Discourses in Turbulent Times"

Helga Szabó
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Review of The Routledge Companion to Masculinity in American Literature and CultureReview of Routledge Companion to Masculinity in American Literature and Culture

Amira Rihab Saidi
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