Comparative Critical Studies

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  Año 2006, Vol. 3, Número 3. Dedicado a: Comparative Reception Studies Today

  • ‘For God's and Virginia's sake why a translation?’ - Virginia Woolf's Transfer to the Low Countries

    Els Andringa

    págs. 201-226

    

  • Belated Reception: James Joyce's Works in Hungary

    Marta Goldmann

    págs. 227-248

    

  • Affinity and Influence: The Reception of W. B. Yeats by Fernando Pessoa

    Patrícia Oliveira Da Silva Mcneill

    págs. 249-267

    

  • Mann Re-Joyces: The Dissemination of Myth in "Ulysses" and "Joseph, Finnegans Wake" and "Doctor Faustus"

    Ernest Schonfield

    págs. 269-290

    

  • ‘Time Passes’ — Virginia Woolf's Virgilian Passage to the Future Past Masterpieces: "A la recherche du temps perdu" and "To the Lighthouse"

    Margaret Tudeau-Clayton

    págs. 291-323

    

  • Myth in Valery Bryusov's Verse: Restoring the Missing Links with J.-M. de Heredia and Gustave Moreau

    Natasha Grigorian

    págs. 325-346

    

  • Leaving Their Mark: Lavater, Fuseli and Blake's Imprint on "Aphorisms on Man"

    Sibylle Erle

    págs. 347-369

    

  • Beijing's Crypto-Victorian: Traditionalist Infl uences on Hu Shi's Poetic Practice

    Daniel Fried

    págs. 371-389