Angelika Molnar

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University of Debrecen

Hungary

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Angelika Molnar is an associate professor at the University of Debrecen in Hungary. Her research interests encompass a range of topics including metaphors in literature, the intersection of narrative structure and discourse, and thematic analysis in works by authors such as Boris Akunin and Leo Tolstoy. Recent articles include explorations of anxiety in detective series and the metaphoric language of contemporary fiction.

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Иносказательность в романе Бориса Акунина «Пелагия и черный монах»

Метафоризация и безумство: «Красный цветок» Вс. М. Гаршина

The main metaphors of Miklós Mészöly’s short novel "High School"

THE INVESTIGATION IS BEING CONDUCTED BY (NON-)PROFESSIONALS. EXAMPLES FOR CREATING ANXIETY AND FEAR IN A DETECTIVE SERIES

Destruction of Church Language by Leo Tolstoy in the “Resurrection” Novel

Metaphors in Laszlo Darvasi’s Short Stories of Magic Realism

Discursive Poetics and the Crisis of Narration

GOGOL'S REFLECTIONS ON HAPPINESS (BASED ON "DEAD SOULS" AND "SELECTED PASSAGESFROM CORRESPONDENCE WITH FRIENDS")

THE FUNCTION OF THE DEVIL IN CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION: “THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV” AND THE SERIES “LUCIFER” BY NETFLIX

The Motif of the Girl's Growing Up Journey in Russian and Hungarian Prose of the Middle of the Twentieth Century

ORDERS IN CAMPS (АLEKSANDR SOLZHENITSYN’S “ONE DAY OF IVAN DENISOVICH” AND “FATELESSNESS” BY IMRE KERTESZ)

WOMEN’S WRITING AND WOMEN’S FREEDOM: ABOUT TOLSTOY’S NOVEL “FAMILY HAPPINESS”

Archetype as the communication tool of national cultures: on the question of the typological similarity of Russian and Hungarian literatures (based on the short story “Student” by A.P. Chekhov and the novel “Two Beggar-Students” by Mikszáth Kálmán)

ИСКУССТВО И ЖИЗНЬ В ПОВЕСТИ М. МЕСЁЯ «ВЫСОКАЯ ШКОЛА»

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