A view from the south: contemporary English and American studies
Información General
- Autores: Asociación Española de Estudios Anglo-Norteamericanos (coord.), José R. Ibáñez (coord.), José Francisco Fernández Sánchez (coord.), María Elena García Sánchez (coord.), Carmen María Bretones Callejas (coord.)
- Editores: Universidad de Almería
- Año de publicación: 2011
- País: España
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9788469469910
- Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Asociación Española de Estudios Anglo-Norteamericanos. Congreso (34. 2010. Almería).
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Stancetaking and inter/subjectivity in discourse: a model of analysis
Retratos del "artiste" Manqué: influencia de James Joyce en las obras autobiográficas de J.M. Coetzee
Lo clásico y lo gótico: origen estético y conceptual de una tensión literaria
Fielding, Neugebauer, Musäus y Wieland: la literatura inglesa y su papel en el nacimiento de la tradición novelística en Alemania
“By his own thought and feeling”: la imaginación creadora de wallace stevens y José Ángel Valente
Edgar Allan Poe, Julio cortázar and Paris: a study in doubling
Louisa May Alcott Y Charlotte Brontë: la lucha por la emancipación y la ruptura con las convenciones sociales
Let the novel play: considering the interaction between music and fiction
Mercedes Díaz Dueñas, Carmen Lara Rallo, Isabel María Andrés Cuevas
The essay as story and the story in the essay: narrative as argument in Virginia Woolf’s essays
Metafiction against and with nature: Ali Smith’s the whole story and other stories
Poetry and cultural memory: the work of mourning and beyond
Recuerdo y olvido: la pervivencia de la memoria en la literatura contemporánea
Carmen Lara Rallo, Laura María Lojo Rodríguez, Rosario Arias Doblas
La estilística en los estudios ingleses en España
Marta Falces Sierra, Manuel Gómez Lara, Miguel Angel Martínez Cabeza
Racism in E. E. Cummings’ poetry: the poet or the man?
Unstable meanings, unstable methods: analysing linkin park’s song “what i’ve done”
British identity and political discourse: new labour, new britain?
Silenced identities: early black writing in Canada
Tracing sensation: women as “creatures of sensation” from the long eighteenth century to the victorian and neo-victorian novel
Rosario Arias Doblas, Miriam Borham Puyal, Laura Monrós Gaspar
‘If poetry and sweet music agree’: from musical rhetoric to the rhetorics of pop
Dídac Llorens Cubedo, Gerardo Rodríguez Salas, Rafael Vélez Núñez
Reinterpreting the american west: postfrontier western writing
David Río Raigadas, Juan Ignacio Guijarro González, Aitor Ibarrola Armendariz, Ángel Chaparro Sáinz
Adaptation in the arena: South African politics at the movies
A story of boy meets girl: (un)broken romantic comedy conventions in (500) days of summer
Border jam session: the transnational subject in “The visitor”
A preliminary study of absolutely in late modern english: evidence from eighteenth and nineteenth-century british and american english
The evolution of the lexicalization of movement in students of english as a foreign language: a case study
Communicative strategies in the restoration stage: politically allusive prologues and epilogues of the popish plot period
Blurring boundaries between fiction and reality: escapism and hyperreality in coover’s the universal baseball association, inc., J. Henry Waugh, proprietor
“Remarkably unpolitical”: really? Contextualising a political reading of Jane Austen’s lady Susan
Brave new world re-explored: Aldous Huxley’s critique of utopian thought
Bernfried Nugel, Jesús Isaías Gómez López, James Seaton
Caught in-between: Mudrooroo’s vexed deconstruction of australianness
African pride vs. english prejudice: the yearnings of metropolitan women in Maggie Gee’s my cleaner
Text-internal and text-external features of disciplinary discourses: a preliminary corpus-based study
Managing interaction with readers in english and spanish opinion columns: a corpus-based study
Killing the beast at home: destroying maternal bonds in Moira Crone’s “The ice garden”
Represión y contrarrevolución en la china maoísta: la ficción breve de Ha Jin
Aproximaciones a una “tradición menor”: el relato corto contemporáneo en Gran Bretaña
Go west: from the homosocial to the homosexual in Annie Proulx’s brokeback mountain
Through the eyes of a child: innocence assailed in modernist and postmodernist english short fiction
Jorge Sacido Romero, María Casado Villanueva, Laura María Lojo Rodríguez
Diffusion and supralocalization of linguistic innovations in late middle english: theoretical models and dialect evidence
A transnational approach to south-east asian englishes: the case of Singapore and Hong Kong
Inside the locked room: the concept of space and author in Paul Auster’s travels in the scriptorium
The holocaust-memoir culture in the United States: a necessary work of reparative justice
Paper, silver, gold: or, Edgar Allan Poe and the question of America’s money
“If you surrendered to the air, you could ride it”: eco-centered images of the mountain in recent american literature
Esther Rey Torrijos, David Río Raigadas, Juan Ignacio Oliva Cruz
