No. 13. (2013): Eger Journal of English Studies

Article

• The Symbolism of rēad and Its Shift into Epistemicity in the Anglo-Saxon Period

  Agnieszka WAWRZYNIAK

  3-13

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• Some Notes on English as a Lingua Franca

  Éva KOVÁCS

  15-25

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• Paradice Redesigned: Post-Apocalyptic Visions of Urban and Rural Spaces in Margaret Atwood’s Maddaddam Trilogy

  Katarina LABUDOVA

  27-36

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• Evil Rides on the Bus Space and Female Identities in Margery Allingham’s and Josephine Tey’s Crime Novels

  Renáta ZSÁMBA

  37-45

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• Jonah in the Whale The Spatial Aspects of Nostalgia in James Hilton's Lost Horizon and George Orwell's Coming Up for Air

  Tamás TUKACS

  47-65

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• Difficulties with Pre-Post-Modern Stereotypes and Tradition

  Tibor TÓTH

  67-81

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• Reality and/or Imagination Recent Australian Poetics

  Péter DOLMÁNYOS

  83-91

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• Beyond Rhetoric Rhetorical Figures of Reading By Éva Antal

  Kamila VRÁNKOVÁ

  95-97

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• A Hungarian Best-Seller in English Translation

  Krisztina KALÓ

  99-101

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• Dystopian Impulse in Social Criticism Scruton's Optimistic Pessimism (Roger Scruton, The Uses of Pessimism and the Danger of False Hope , London: Atlantic Books, 210, 232 pp

  Éva ANTAL

  103-107

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