To appear in July 2025:
Katalin Balogné Bérces (KU & PPCU) - Janka Kaščáková (KU & Olomouc) - Tomáš Kačer (MUNI) (eds.),
Crossing borders between countries, scholars, and genres: Commemorating the late Kathleen E. Dubs.
Published by Verbum. ISBN 978–80–561–1171–0 (print), ISBN 978–80–561–1172–7 (online).
Contents
Notes on contributors - pp. 7–8
Countries, Scholars and Genres in Tribute to Kathleen E. Dubs: An Introduction - pp. 9–12
Katalin Balogné Bérces, Janka Kaščáková and Tomáš Kačer
László Munteán’s Letter to Kathleen - pp. 13–14
The Tolkienesque and Fantasy
- The Corruption of the Best is the Worst: Saruman as an Academic and a Priest - pp. 16–32
Janka Kaščáková - Tolkienesque Elements in Etelka Görgey’s Mythopoetical Science Fiction - pp. 33–47
Ildikó Limpár - “Where It Was Not” – Varieties of Mindscapes in Fantastic Fiction - pp. 48–64
Károly Pintér - Crossing Genres, Crossing Media: The Cthulhu Mythos Through the Ages - pp. 65–85
Laura Škrobánková
Across Genres and Ages
- From Gentle Wit to Venomous Bites: Benjamin Franklin’s “Industry” of Marketing Ideas - pp. 87–103
Beatrix Balogh - From Chaucer to Atwood: Robes, Roles, and Repression in Gilead - pp. 104–121
Katarína Labudová - “No Love like a Mother’s Hate”: Navigating Internalized Misogyny and Inter-Generational Trauma in Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad - pp. 122–140
Nora Júlia Levická - How We (Can) Remember Medieval Women in Biofiction: The Case of Victoria MacKenzie’s For Thy Great Pain Have Mercy on My Little Pain - pp. 141–159
Nóra Séllei - Liminal Aspects of the Hero’s Journey in the Major Works of Neil Gaiman - pp. 160–177
Ianina Volkova
Language in Transition and Transfer
- Now You See It, Now You Don’t: h-dropping in the Early History of English - pp. 179–194
Katalin Balogné Bérces and Shanti Ulfsbjorninn - Personal Names in the Irish Gaelic Translation of J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit - pp. 195–215
Dóra Pődör - Developing L2 English Essay Writing Skills at the C1 Level: A Focus on the Process - pp. 216–232
Csilla Sárdi
The project is supported by the Visegrad Fund's grant #22420198. |
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Project coordinator: Katalin Balogné Bérces (e-mail)