The Parlement of the Thre Ages: an approximation to the place of origin of one of its manuscrits
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Write yourself a short story in the middle ages: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
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Is Chaucer a physikós: some comments on A treatise on the Astrolabe
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A morphological analyser of old english texts (Maoet)
Antonio Miranda García, Jose Luis Triviño Rodríguez, Javier Calle Martín
págs. 127-146
Married women in fourteenth-century english society: evidence from "The wife of bath"
págs. 147-158
Women on the background: medieval views of chivalry in Chaucer's "general prologue"
págs. 159-168
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The Canterbury Tales: can relevance account for different translations on the same source text?
págs. 183-192
Metaphorical mappings in contemporany and medieval english: culture specific or universal?
págs. 193-200
From Roja's "La Celestina" to rastrels "Calisto and Melibea": is irony codified in translation?
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The unveiling of Criseyde: wat thyng is it that wommen moost desiren?
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History according to Mel Gibson and Blind Hary: "Braveheart" and "The Wallace"
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Rough music: popular culture in "The Miller's Tale"
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Relevance: a pragmatic analyse of a passage from "Aelfric's Colloquy" 9 years after
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