AMERICANA - E-Journal of American Studies in HungaryVolume II, Number 1, Spring 2006
Essays
"I am a Vi====olerplayer" - Pound and Serly in the Early 1930s by György Novák
The Culture of Faith and Religion in Contemporary America by Bruce C. Swaffield
Poetry in Use of Power? Politics of and in American Inauguration Poems by Tommi Kotonen
The Impact of Machine Politics on the American City: A Counterpart to the Hungarian Socialist Urban Model? by Lívia Szélpál
The Shock of Unrecognition: Single-Girl Narrative in Ann Beattie's Short Stories and "Postfeminist" TV Shows by Vladislava Gordic Petkovic
You Are What You Wear? The Visual Rhetoric of Identity at Indiana Powwows by Zsuzsanna Cselényi
Rethinking American Exceptionalism: Trees of Life in Morrison's Jazz by Éva Gyetvai
Toni Morrison's Jazz: A New Social Text by Susmita Talukdar
"Speak Up, Ike, an' 'Spress Yo'se'f": Sentimental Romance Revisited in Ntozake Shange's Betsey Brown by Corina Anghel Crisu
Improvisations on the Genre: Maxine Hong Kingston's and Leslie Marmon Silko's (Auto)biographical Writings by Joanna Ziarkowska
Vineland's America by Márk Kaposvári
Review
Absurd Global Fear and Alienation: Critical Review of A Delicate Balance directed by Péter Galambos by Nóra Borthaiser
