Vol. 17 No. 3 (2025): Tribute to Katalin G. Kállay and Tibor Fabiny

Published: 2025-08-11

Studies

• Lectori salutem

  The Editors

  5

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• “Saxon in a Basilica”: Marilynne Robinson and the Reformed Tradition

  Sára Tóth

  9-23

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• Jesus the Trickster?

  Dóra Bernhardt

  24-29

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• Accurate and Understandable: Linguistic Insights from the Prefaces of Modern Canonical Bible Translations

  Tibor M. Pintér, Katalin P. Márkus

  30-44

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• From Sacred Goddess to Divine King: Continuity in the Rhetoric of Power

  Erzsébet Stróbl

  45-58

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• The Bible, Shakespeare and Faulkner: Inspiring Texts That Can Be Used for Teaching Linguistics

  Dóra Pődör

  59-67

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• Symbolic Interpretations of Weather in William Faulkner’s South

  Judit Nagy

  68-76

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• British Literature in the Long Eighteenth Century: Preliminary Considerations

  Veronika Ruttkay

  77-84

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• London in Monica Ali’s Brick Lane: Intergenerational Trauma and the Limits of Healing

  Ágnes Györke

  85-95

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• Searching for a Sense of Belonging: Lewis Namier, a Champion of Galician Ukrainians at a Crossroads of Identities

  Ágnes Beretzky

  96-104

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Workshop

• Giovanni Pico della Mirandola: Deprecatoria ad Deum

  Monika Frazer-Imregh

  106-109

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Book Review

• Kim Salmons – Tania Zulli (szerk.): Migration, Modernity and Transnationalism in the Work of Joseph Conrad, Bloomsbury Academic, 2021, 256 pp.

  Tamás Juhász

  110-111

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