Vol. 19 No. 2 (2014): National Literatures and Comparative Literary Research

Published: 2014-12-30

Editorial

• Introductory Note

  Katre Talviste

  243

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Articles

• Two Personalities of Comparative Literary Studies (Claudio Guillén and Dionýz Ďurišin)

  Ladislav Franek

  244-260

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• Comparative Literature and a “Small Nation”: the Latvian Experience

  Maija Burima

  261-275

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• “Finis epigrammatis est anima eius”: Transformations of the Content of the Latin Epigram in the Epoch of the Baroque

  Živilė Nedzinskaitė

  276-292

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• Muddled Origins in Picaresque Literature: The Foreshadowing of Chaotic Lives

  Terri Schroth, Bryant Smith

  293-306

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• A Cloud of Vapour, the Cool of the Cellar: the Horror Genre in Latvian Literature

  Bārbala Simsone

  307-320

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• Érico Veríssimo lecteur de Dostoïevski. Crime et châtiment, une source de Olhai os lírios do campo

  Samuel Bidaud

  321-329

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• About Rhetorical “Gestures” of Estonian Culture

  Rein Veidemann

  330-339

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• Quotation as a Poetic Device in a Romanian Postmodern Corpus. A Pragmasemantic Approach

  Carmen Popescu

  340-355

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• Colonial Patterns in Latvian Popular Enlightenment Literature

  Pauls Daija

  356-371

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• The Ages of Dickens in Estonian Literature. Some Comparative Perspectives with a Marxist Exposure

  Arne Merilai

  372-387

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• Alojz Gradnik, a Poet and Translator at the Linguistic, Cultural and Ideological Crossroads

  Ana Toroš

  388-399

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• La visión de Rusia y de España en la obra La eslavidad y el mundo del futuro de Ľudovít Štúr (1815–1856)

  Renáta Bojničanová

  400-409

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• The Baptism at the Savica by France Prešeren as a Successful Attempt to Outwit Censorship: a Romantic Confession of a Defeated Person, a Member of an Unfree Nation

  Zoran Božič

  410-425

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• Politik als Experiment: Inszenierungen von Jānis Balodis’ Theatertexten „Visi mani prezidenti” („Alle meine Präsidenten”) und „Nacionālais attīstības plāns” („Der Nationale Entwicklungsplan”)

  Inga Sindi

  426-443

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About Authors

• About Authors

  444-448

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