Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003)
Información General
- Autores: Manuel Brito Marrero (coord.), Juan Ignacio Oliva Cruz (coord.)
- Editores: RCEI Ediciones
- Año de publicación: 2004
- País: España
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 84-921454-2-0
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Otros catálogos
- Citas a capítulos: 2 Citas
Listado de artículos
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Language studies
Holiday English: an analysis of self-study summer books
págs. 25-36
Involving students in assesment?: self-assesment with pre-service undergraduates
págs. 37-44
Gendering talk in a semi-institutional setting
Sally Frances Burgess, Ana Díaz Galán, María del Carmen Fumero Pérez
págs. 45-59
Genre analysis and the novice researcher: the book review and the poster presentation
págs. 61-77
An interview with Françoise Salager-Meyer
Lourdes Divasson Cilveti, Isabel Kareli León Pérez, Derly León Pérez
págs. 79-89
Is there an order in the standarization of language?: syntactic evidence in 15th-century documents
págs. 91-101
The process of subtitling a film: the requirement to see, hear and read simultaneously
págs. 103-109
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Some notes for an ESP story at ULL
Alejandro F. López de Vergara Méndez, Montserrat V. Hernández Barrera
págs. 141-148
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págs. 177-185
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Literary and cultural studies
Restoring mirrors: multiple visions of Chicana identity and representation
págs. 189-200
A controversial issue in the construction of an avant-garde anthology: "language" poetries
págs. 201-208
Travels, knowledge and literature in the age of reason: on George Glas' writings
págs. 209-221
Forty years later: some notes on contemporary British novels
págs. 223-235
págs. 237-242
Particular odours and familiar scars: a comparative study of style in Shyam Selvadurai's "Funny boy" and "Cinnamon gardens"
págs. 243-251
"A heterogenous welter": the feminist contribution to autobiographical studies
pág. 253
Landscapes of the mind: the influence of nature in Anglo-Canadian poetry
págs. 263-271
Griselda's heritage: ancestral family bonds in "The clerk's tale"
págs. 273-280
Margaret Laurence's African lesson: "follow tour heart, and you perish"
págs. 281-285
Transcultural Canada: ethnic diversity in a globalizing world
págs. 287-294
Openness and closure in women's poetry anthologies: experimentalism vs. canonicity
págs. 295-300
págs. 301-323
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"Unlearning endearments": translating the ineffable in Anne Sexton's maternity poems
págs. 343-349
When the prince turns into a villain: metamorphosis of the father figure in Anne Sexton's poem "Briar Rose"
págs. 351-359
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págs. 371-379
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