Vol. 11 No. 2 (2024): Anafora: Journal of Literary Studies

Editorial Introduction: Mediterranean Literary Studies

195-198

An Anthropocentric Comparison of Han Kang’s The Vegetarian and Renato Baretić’s Osmi povjerenik (The Eighth Commissioner)

Gianna Brahović

201-220

Deconstruction of semi-Orientalism and Balkanism in the Autobiographical Prose of Enzo Bettiza and Grytzko Mascioni

Katarina Dalmatin

223-237

Mediterranean identity of Miljenko Smoje’s and Enzo Betizza’s Split and Dalmatia Depicted by the Grotesque Coloring of Their Characters

Ivana Dizdar, Josip Miletić

239-255

Textual Allusions in the Cairo Trilogy of Naguib Mahfouz: A Stylistic Perspective

Haithm Zinhom Morsy

257-274

Space and Place in the Contemporary Italian Crime Fiction: The Case of Imma Tataranni and Lolita Lobosco

Antonela Marić

277-288

Political Rituals of Socialist Yugoslavia in Goran Tribuson’s Novels

Marijana Dragičević

331-353

In Search of the “Bright Side of Life“. Adolescence, Love and Emancipation in Eduard von Keyserling’s Novel Fräulein Rosa Herz

Anja Orozović

367-392

Christian Themes and Motifs of Muslim Poets in Croatian Literature from Modern Times to the Present Day

Vladimir Lončarević

293-328

Introducing the Concept of Autotheory in Literary Practices

Emanuela Herceg

355-365

Graphic Novels as Parts of the Literary Field

Ana Klopotan

393-409

Boško Pešić, Uvođenje u filozofije egzistencije

Davorin Ćuti

413-416

Kristina Peternai Andrić i Ivana Žužul, Neposlušne. Književne prakse prikazivanja roda

Ana Rajković Perić

417-420

Peer Reviewers in 2024

421-422

Editorial