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Central European Cultures 2021 Vol. 1

Content No. 2

Research Articles

Anita Fajt

At the Crossroad of Confessions: A Latin Lutheran Manuscript

Prayer Book from Seventeenth-century Prešov 3

Alicja Bielak

The “Spiritual Hammer” (1656) as an Emblematic Translation

of the “Imitatio Christi” by Thomas à Kempis 29

Tímea Kis N.

The Novelty of Bohuslav Balbín’s Biographies about

Saint John of Nepomuk and their Role in Proving His Veneration 59 Attila Simon

Exhaustion and Recycling: The Figures of the Danaids in Babits,

Nietzsche, Freud, and Proust 84

Zoltán Kulcsár-Szabó

Commentary vs. ’Hymen’? The Undoing of Metatextuality

in Christoph Ransmayr’s Die letzte Welt 119

Book reviews

Borbála Lovas

Companion to Central and Eastern European Humanism:

The Czech Lands, Part 1. Edited by Lucie Storchová 142 Ildikó Hajdu

A király, a zsarnok és a propaganda.

Mátyás király és a 15. századi Drakula-történetek [The King, and The Tyrant and the Propaganda. King Mathias and

the Fifteenth Century Stories about Dracula]. By Levente Nagy 145

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Jakab Kárpáti

Monok, István and Edina Zvara, Esterhasiana Biblioteca: A gyűjtemény története és könyvanyagának rekonstrukciója [Esterhasiana Bibliotheca:

History of the Collection and Reconstruction of its Stocks] 150 Gábor Förköli

Reformer vagy lázadó? Bethlen Miklós és kora. Humaniórák [Reformer or Rebel? Miklós Bethlen and his Age.] Edited by

Ildikó Horn and Gyula Laczházi 154

Levente Lengyel

Only the English Go There: Travel Accounts of 19th-Century Hungary.

Edited by Mihály Hoppál, Béla Mázi and Gábor Tóth 159 Tamás Lénárt

Central Europe as a Postcolonial Region. Moritz Csáky: Gedächtnis

Zentraleuropas. Kulturelle und literarische Projektionen auf eine Region 162 Gábor Mezei

How to Leave Behind What?

Outside the Anthropological Machine. Crossing the Human-Animal

Divide and Other Exit Strategies. Edited by Chiara Mengozzi 167 György Kalmár

The Berlin School and Its Global Contexts: A Transnational Art Cinema.

Edited by Marco Abel and Jaimey Fisher 173

Ignác Nagy

Bogusław Bakuła’s No Dependencies, the History and Analysis of the Polish

Independent Literary and Cultural Movement Between 1976 and 1989 177 Orsolya Milián

European Cinematic Diagnoses of Crises. Post-Crisis European Cinema.

White Men in Off-Modern Landscapes. By György Kalmár 184

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