No. 17 (2016)

Articles

• “Susan Hill's Mrs de Winter and Sally Beauman'sRebecca's Tale: “re-visions” of Daphne du Maurier’sRebecca?”

  Armelle Parey

  7-17

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• Emoticons in transactional and interactional exchanges: social networking chitchat versus working negotiation

  Carmen Maíz-Arévalo

  19-35

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• “A Complete Woman, but One Who Hates Women”: Un psicópata del tercer género en A Son of the Circus, de John Irving.

  Cecilia Díaz Marín

  37-49

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• Rewriting King Lear in a Diasporic Context, Rewriting the Nation: Second Generation and Life Goes On

  Rosa María García Periago

  51-67

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• Jane Eyre on the Nineteenth-Century Spanish Stage: Intertextuality and Adaptation in Francisco Morera’s Version of Charlotte Brontë's Novel

  Sara Medina Calzada

  69-82

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• Sounding Silence: Inspiration And Passiveness In The Reading Of Early Modern Women

  Daniel Essig García

  83-100

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• “We Are not Just Patriots of a Country, but Citizens of the Planet”: Children’s Identity Negotiations in Julia Alvarez’s Return to Sender

  Andrea Fernández García

  101-118

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• Ideology, Identity And Power: The Linguistic Construction Of The Voice Of The Other In Two Immigration Short Stories

  Jorge López Asensio

  119-138

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• Why *John can’t contribute Mary money. Constructional behavior of contribute verbs

  Andreea Rosca, Francisco J. Ruiz de Mendoza

  139-157

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• Interpersonality And Culture: An Approach To The Movie Review Genre

  Francisco Miguel Ivorra Pérez

  159-183

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