13.26 Boundaries and Contact ZonesEdited by: Martin Procházka and Aleida Assmann Volume: 13 Issue: 26 2003 |
Contents
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Martin Procházka
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Aleida Assmann
Introduction: Boundaries and Contact Zones
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Martin Procházka
"Where Is My Home?": Revival Myth and National Boundaries in Nineteenth-Century Czech and Slovak Culture
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8 |
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Michael C. Frank
Acculturation as Taboo: Colonialism and the Transgression of Cultural Boundaries
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20 |
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Ladislav Nagy
Bloody Border: The Colonization of the West in Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian
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30 |
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Silvia Mergenthal
Contemporary English Fiction as Diasporic Space
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40 |
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Aleida Assmann
Spirits, Ghosts, Demons in Shakespeare and Milton
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53 |
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Dorothea Schuller
Transcending Boundaries: H.D.'s Pre-Raphaelite Novel White Rose and the Red
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68 |
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Review of
Louis Armand
Technē: James Joyce, Hypertext and Technology, Prague Studies in English: Monograph 1
Prague: Karolinum, 2003.
228 pp.
→ Martin Procházka, Hypertexts for Joyce: Poiēsis as the "Unfolding of Technology" |
82 |
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Review of
Jiří Flajšar
Epiphany in American Poetry
Olomouc: Palacký University Press, 2003. 133 pp.
→ Pavlína Hácová, Moments of Revelation in Contemporary American Poetry |
84 |
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Review of
Suzanne Keen
Romances of the Archive in Contemporary British Fiction
Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2001. 288
pp.
→ Ladislav Nagy, Falling in Love with the Archives |
86 |
