New Horizons in English Studies

@Article{ authors = "Júlia Ballagó, Szilárd Tátrai", title = "On Socio-Cultural Situatedness in Style Attribution: A Study of Style in Hungarian", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "3 - 23" }

@Article{ authors = "Agnieszka Veres-Guspiel", title = "Social Contexts of Indirect Requests in Polish and Hungarian", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "24 - 47" }

@Article{ authors = "Anna Jamka", title = "An Andalusian View of Death in Translation: ‘Clamor’ by Federico García Lorca and its Polish Translation", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "48 - 62" }

@Article{ authors = "Krystian Kamiński", title = "Very Young Learners in a Gallery of Modern Art – Opportunities Arising from the Implementation of Modern Art in Foreign Language Teaching", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "63 - 73" }

@Article{ authors = "Michael Hall", title = "Bibliotherapy and OCD: The Case of Turtles All The Way Down by John Green (2017)", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "74 - 87" }

@Article{ authors = "Bettina Huber", title = "A Story about Ruin: An Ecofeminist Perspective on Omar El Akkad’s American War", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "88 - 98" }

@Article{ authors = "Katarzyna Biela", title = "B.S. Johnson’s Liberatic Cityscape in Albert Angelo", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "99 - 110" }

@Article{ authors = "Matthew Newcomb", title = "Strange Warmings and other Close (Althusserian) Encounters: John Wesley’s Change of Heart at Aldersgate", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "111 - 124" }

@Article{ authors = "Monika Kosa", title = "Revisiting the Monster Tale: Frankensteinian Tropes in Margaret Atwood’s Speculative Fiction", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "125 - 142" }

@Article{ authors = "Łucja Kalinowska", title = "Searching for the Self: Transcendentalist Ideas as an Inspiration for American Teenagers in Little Women by Gillian Armstrong and Paper Towns by John Green", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "143 - 156" }

@Article{ authors = "Andrei Smolnikov", title = "“Are we not Men?”: Reading the Human-Animal Interface in Science Fiction through John Berger’s “Why Look at Animals?”", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "157 - 171" }

@Article{ authors = "Katarzyna Ginszt", title = "Incorporating Robots into Human Law - An Analysis of Robot Prototyping in Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner and Alex Proyas’ I, Robot.", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "172 - 185" }

@Article{ authors = "Ann Hetzel Gunkel", title = "The Space of the New Ethnic Neighborhood: Polka Festival as Imagined Community", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "186 - 207" }

@Article{ authors = "Anna Oleszczuk", title = "#Hashtag: How Selected Texts of Popular Culture Engaged With Sexual Assault In the Context of the Me Too Movement in 2019", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "208 - 217" }

@Article{ authors = "Oksana Blashkiv", title = "Aging and/with Literature", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "218 - 224" }

@Article{ authors = "Monika Kosa", title = "Challenging Anthropological Thinking at the Intersection of Posthumanist Dream Writing and Animal Studies", journal = "New Horizons in English Studies", issue = "2020 / No 5", pages = "225 - 228" }