Genre Hybridization, Literary Traditions, and Thematic Complexity in Anne Carson’s Autobiography of Red - Acta Universitatis Sapientiae

Series Philologica Issues Volume 17, No. 1, 2025 Genre Hybridization, Literary Traditions, and Thematic Complexity in Anne Carson’s Autobiography of Red

Volume 17, No. 1, 2025

Genre Hybridization, Literary Traditions, and Thematic Complexity in Anne Carson’s Autobiography of Red

Lenke KOCSIS

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, Philologica, 17, 1 (2025) 37–51

DOI: 10.47745/ausp-2025-0003

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Volume 17, No. 1, 2025

Sam Shepard’s Rolling Thunder Logbook – A Book That Is Alive, Boróka PROHÁSZKA-RÁD “There Is a Meaning Buried within the Sound.” H. P. Baxxter’s Lyrics as Modernist Intertextual Poetry, Zénó VERNYIK Genre Hybridization, Literary Traditions, and Thematic Complexity in Anne Carson’s Autobiography of Red, Lenke KOCSIS “Foreignness Is a Safe Shield.” Translation as Cultural Transmission in Andrea Tompa’s Home, Judit PIELDNER Dehumanization and Propaganda in Ali Smith’s Spring (2019), Angelina LIKHOVID Medea under Rehabilitation. From Murderess to “Perfect Mother”, Vilma-Irén MIHÁLY The La Malinche-“Hub”: A Woman between History and Myth in László Passuth’s Tláloc Weeps for Mexico and Carlos Morton’s La Malinche, Edit-Mária DÁNÉL Roots Are Radical. Activist Embroidery in Central Europe, Alice JEDLIČKOVÁ “Make It New” and Fear It, Too: Neophobia and Affective Intermediality in D. H. Lawrence and James Joyce, Mykyta ISAGULOV Transcription, Transmission, and Transgression of World War I Battlefield Experience in Three Mid-twentieth-century Canadian Novels, Maxmilian RHYS Transmission of Meaning through Comics: Korean Graphic Novels Portraying the Korean War, Mihaela DAVID “To Be Honest, I Just Sort of Stumbled In:” Class, Society, and the Outsider Perspective in The Bellwether Revivals, Antony HOYTE-WEST Front pages in PDF, Inside covers in PDF,

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