Studii literare
Comparative Literature and World Literature in East-Central Europe: An Introduction
Autor: Blaž Gselman, Blaž Zabel, Zoltán Z. Varga, Jessie Labov

Budapest, capitale de la littérature comparée – Les autres géographies du comparatisme européen: Janos Hankiss
Autor: Antoni Martí Monterde

The Substrate of Culture: Central Europe as Intellectual Space
Autor: Daniel Pratt

Personal Affinities and Professional Issues: Antal Szerb’s History of World Literature (1941)
Autor: Havasréti József

The Tragedy of Central Europe, Forty Years On
Autor: Kaitlyn Sorenson

Digital Literary Memory of the Visegrad Region: Wikipedia, Wikidata as New Aspects for Regional Literary History
Autor: Botond Szemes, Kata Dobás

The Biofictional Critique of the Nazis’ Christian Nationalism: Vladimir Bartol’s Alamut
Autor: Michael Lackey

East, West, Star, Moon: Semantic Implications of Journal Titles in the Self-Positioning of Hungarian Literature
Autor: Orsolya Rákai

Comparative Literature and the Politics of Universality: The Trans/National Ontology of Jean Hankiss
Autor: Tamás Scheibner

Between Fact and Form: Literary Journalism and Narrative Authority in East-Central Europe
Autor: György Túry, Jessie Labov

Un/worlding Literature: Dubravka Ugrešić as a Post-multinational Writer
Autor: Vladimir Biti

Reconnected into the World: The Early Years of the Hungarian Comparative Association in the AILC/ICLA
Autor: Zoltán Z. Varga, Péter Hajdu

The Genres of Literary Cult? A Methodological and Theoretical Recommendation for the Research of Eastern European Literary Cults
Autor: Zsófia Kalavszky

Mapping the Intellectual History of Central Europe: The Emergence of Slovenian Literary Studies and the Birth of Literary Theory
Autor: Blaž Gselman