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Csernicskó István; Fenyvesi Anna:
Sociolinguistic and Contact-induced Variation in Hungarian Language Use in
Subcarpathia, Ukraine.
American Hungarian Educators Association, 5 (33).
pp. 1-30.
ISSN 1936-8879
(2012)
Fenyvesi Anna:
Hungarian minorities in Romania, Slovakia and Serbia: Schoolchildren’s attitudes to their languages (minority vs. majority languages vs. EFL) and the teaching of these languages in schools.
Finnisch-ugrische Mitteilungen, 35.
pp. 35-54.
ISSN 0341-7816
(2012)
Kiss Attila:
Herder, National identity, and the Hungarian Cult of Shakespeare.
In:
Vajda Zoltán (szerk.) Költők, kémek, detektívek, pirítós és fordítások : írások Novák György tiszteletére = Poets, spies, detectives, pieces of toast, and translations : essays in honor of György Novák.
JATE Press, Szeged, pp. 127-134.
(2012)
ISBN 978-963-315-084-9
Kiss Attila:
“Walking Anatomies:” Violence and Dissection on the Early Modern English Stage.
In:
Kinga Földváry, Erzsébet Stróbl (szerk.) Early modern communi(cati)ons : studies in early modern English literature and culture.
Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle upon Tyne, pp. 222-242.
(2012)
ISBN 9781443841863
Kiss Attila:
The transmediality of the self: desubstantiation, fantasy and terror in and through Adrienne Kennedy’s characters.
Americana: e-journal of American studies in Hungary, 8 (1).
online.
ISSN 1787-4637
(2012)
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