American & British Studies Annual

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Vol. 17 (2024)

Published: 2024-12-06

Articles

• Henry Bibb’s (Dis)claiming Family: Malinda as a Case Study of Black Women’s Symbolic Annihilation in Antebellum Literature

  Asmaa Alshehri

  1-14

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• Liquid Metaphor in Becoming Animal by David Abram: A Transmodern Perspective Entangled with Phenomenological Insights

  Agata Walek

  15-31

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• Things Can Only Get Dickensian: An Analysis of Media Coverage of Britain’s Cost of Living Crisis

  Alice Tihelková

  32-47

  • pdf

• Secular Shakespeare: Robert Green Ingersoll in the Context of American Bardolatry

  Colin Cavendish-Jones

  48-61

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• Czech-ing Shakespeare: Tracing Shakespeare’s Influence (not only) in Czech Advertisements

  Ivona Mišterová

  62-74

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• From Eastern Prophets to Syrian Yankees: Tracing the First Generations of Arab American Writers

  Zuzana Dostálová

  75-90

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• “Nature’s Work:” Carolus Clusius and His Ties to the Sidney Circle

  Martina Kastnerová

  91-102

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• From Having Sympathy to Showing Empathy for the Demented: A Narratological Study of the Perspectives of Characters with Dementia in Away from Her, Still Alice, and The Father

  Hossein Mohseni

  103-119

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• White Emotion and White Scopophilia: The Myth of Docile and Brute Blacks

  Sayyed Navid Etedali Rezapoorian

  120-131

  • pdf

Student Contributions

• Roles of Siblings in Folktales

  Kateřina Pecková

  132-149

  • pdf

Book Reviews

• Literary Echoes from the Margins

  Šárka Bubíková

  150-152

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