45th AEDEAN Conference: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras Universidad de Extremadura, november 16,18 2022 Cáceres
Información General
- Editores: Asociación Española de Estudios Anglo-Norteamericanos. AEDEAN
- Año de publicación: 2022
- País: España
- Idioma: español
- Recoge los contenidos presentados a: Asociación Española de Estudios Anglo-Norteamericanos (AEDEAN). Congreso (45. 2022. Cáceres).
- Enlaces
- Citas a capítulos: 4 Citas
Listado de artículos
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PLENARY LECTURES
Decolonial love as critical pedagogy: learning response-ability from Indigenous authors
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Adapting "Othello" in the 21st century: some notes from the operating theatre
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COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
El Quijote Transnacional -- (Round table)
Alfredo Moro Martín, Pedro Javier Pardo García, María Losada Friend
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Re-imagining the aging self through dramaturgies of memory loss and love: a comparative study of Tristan Bernays' "Old Fools" and Nick Payne's "Elegy"
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Re-visioning masculinity: comparing Philip K. Dick's Short Stories and the Television Series "Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams"
págs. 24-25
Current monsters: an exploration of motherhood in Lisa Evans' "Frankenstein"
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Only wit or none at all: the use of farce in Edward Ravenscroft's "The Citizen Turned Gentleman" (1672)
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CRITICAL THEORY
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Landscaping "Ophelia": the environmental crisis in visual
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"Frankissstein"; or, the Postmodern Prometheus: the role of the Mythic Methodin Jeanette Winterson's "Frankissstein: A Love Story"
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Is it poetic justice or perpetuating the stigma?: "Trash" in Delia Owens's "Where the Crawdads Sing"
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Defective identity construal: A Fanonian reading of William Faulkner's Joe Christmas
págs. 41-42
Critical perspectives in English Studies today: from the classroom to the world -- (Round Table)
Remedios Perni Llorente, Sara Prieto García-Cañedo, Macarena García-Avello Fernández-Cueto
págs. 42-45
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CULTURAL STUDIES
Crises and criticism – (Round Table)
Rubén Jarazo Álvarez, Aida Rosende Pérez, Eugenio Guillermo Iglesias Díaz, Maria Grau Perejoan, Katarzyna Paszkiewicz
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Beyond the "lure of Italy": reading the meanings of Rome in three statues by nineteenth century U.S. women sculptors
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Exploring transcultural identities in the making: personal narratives, NGOs and refugees in the UK
págs. 55-57
"Canadian monsters": a teratological itinerary through Atwood's works from the 1970s
págs. 57-59
The monster inside us: analysing questions of otherness and race in Marjorie Liu's Graphic Novel Monstress
págs. 59-61
"Chug, crush, toss": depicting psychiatric surveillance and performing sanity in Rachel Lindsay's "Rx"
págs. 61-62
The "Jokerfication" of society: hope (not Batman) will save us – (Round Table)
Juan A. Tarancón de Francisco, Fabián Orán LLarena, Coral Anaid Díaz Cano
págs. 63-69
Challenging representations of girlhood: identities in the making in contemporary cultural narratives – (Round Table)
María Platas Alonso, Iria Seijas Pérez, Sara Tabuyo Santaclara
págs. 70-76
The posthuman turn in the fashion industry: on human animals & cyborgs through Alexander McQueen's fashion shows
págs. 76-77
"Me Contradigo / Yo me Transformo": the multiplicity of selves and the transgression of the Motomami idiolect
págs. 77-79
"What a blessing to be Earth loving Earth": the Anthropocene reviewed and John Green's search for personal meaning in an unstable world
págs. 79-80
Challenging the agenda of a self-proclaimed feminist, radical historian: the representation of Catherine of Aragon in Philippa Gregory's fiction
págs. 80-81
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FEMINIST AND GENDER STUDIES
Stigmatization processes, resistance and waste – (Round table)
Mar Gallego Durán, Rocío Carrasco Carrasco, Macarena Martín Fernández, Rocío Cobo Piñero
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Losing ‘It’: the lost baby and the lurking chimera in Tracy Fahey's "I Spit Myself Out"
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"The story of women is the story of the world": ecofeminist COVID auto/biography in "Air Mail"
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"Your sisters are behind you": an exploration of queer communities' as both vulnerable and hospitable spaces in Tom Macrae's "Everybody's Talking about Jamie" (2017)
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Creativity as monstrosity: Anaïs Nin on June Miller and the persona of the woman writer
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Bernardine Evaristo's "Girl, Woman, Other": a tableau of contemporary British black women's Feminism
págs. 97-99
The uncaged bird's song: Olive Schreiner, Mary Elizabeth Barber, and the reassertion of women's voices through Ornithological Science
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Mourning revolution: memorialising the suffragette in Tracy Chevalier's "Falling Angels"
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FILM STUDIES
Beyond victimhood: vulnerability as resistance in songs my brothers taught me
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From barren wastelands to roads of hope: the case of Chloé Zhao's "Nomadland" (2020) -- (Workshop)
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Cursed 80s' nostalgia: choose or die and the haunted videogame
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From yellow walls to yellow butterflies: "Encanto" in the context of the narrative tradition of the haunted house
págs. 118-120
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HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS
"Promising her return, she mumbled her adoration": attitudinal discourse presentation structures in the British sentimental novel
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‘I can, may, or must be being conquered’: a corpus-based Study of the progressive passive in the Old Bailey Corpus
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Etymological analysis of Norse loanwords in "The Canterbury Tales" and "Havelok the Dane": applying the Gersum typology
págs. 126-128
The secrets of Alexis of Piedmont and A Niewe Herball or Historie of Plants in Glasgow University Library MS Ferguson 7: a codicological and palaeographic analysis
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On the interconnection between language and society: exploring the role of extralinguistic factors in semantic change
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‘A very pleasant, safe, and effectual medicine’: the serial comma in Late Modern and Present-day British English
págs. 132-133
"These adventitious accents": accentuation and prosody in William Kenrick's "A new dictionary of the English Language" (1773)
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"I remain, my dear Lady Wake, your sincere & obliged friend Mary Dickenson": personal names as forms of address and self-reference in Mary Hamilton's "Correspondence" (c.1740-1830)
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"But, plot twist, he's not single!": on the rise of parenthetical plot twist in recent English
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Constructionalising non-canonical expressions in recent diachrony: a corpus-based study of fragments in English
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Dunna Say Thatten, for Lord's Sake!: a third-wave sociolinguistic approach to non-standard negation in Late Modern Derbyshire dialect
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‘I don’t know was he too happy with the mixer’: embedded questions in Irish English across time
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LANGUAGE TEACHING AND ACQUISITION
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The negative form of "Used to" in English: an approach from Corpus Linguistics
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Profiling lexical production in EMI classes: what is the role of L2 proficiency?
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The EPOSTL revisited: a portfolio for language teacher training in our times
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Audio-visual material and Second Language Acquisition courses: an analysis for English Philology / English Studies
María Luz Celaya Villanueva, Alicia Martínez Flor, Marian Amengual Pizarro
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Students' perceptions after performing intralingual dubbing activities: potential benefits on language learning, skills development, and motivation in Spanish EFL learners
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LEXIS
‘Provocalips’: linguistic blends in product names within the beauty industry
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Petting o Sexting?: el anglicismo de la esfera sexual en foros de Internet
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Fostering cross-border plain legal English vocabulary: helping experts communicate with the “not-so-experts”
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MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES
Shakespeare's religious afterlives: text, reception and performance — (Roundtable)
Luis Javier Conejero Magro, Marta Cerezo Moreno, Isabel Guerrero Llorente, Antonio Ballesteros González
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Stereotypes in speech: clichés of continental nations in "The Beau's Duel" by Centlivre
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The beholder and the eavesdropper: Drayton's literary career from "Endymion and Phoebe" (1595) to "The Man in the Moon" (1619)
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Lodge's "Scillaes Metamorphosis" (1589): analysis and interpretation of the volume
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The literary fortunes of Lettres portugaises in England: ventriloquizing the Feminine
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Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" (dir. José Tamayo, 1955 and 1964) at the Roman Theatre of Mérida: site-specificity and intermediality as methodological tools to examine Shakespeare in ‘Teatroscope’
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An emblem of post-Armada rhetoric: Pedro de Valdés in England's nationalistic imagination
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Confining the fanatics: "Melancholy" and political satire in "Mr. Turbulent"
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New light on the dating of Durfey's "Love for Money" (1691): from the Siege of Monsto playing "on Thursday"
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MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE
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Existentially pessimistic weird fiction: the influence of Emil Cioran's philosophyon Thomas Ligotti's work
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Overcoming trauma through metafiction: Ian McEwan's "Sweet Tooth" and the revenge narrative
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‘There is something accursed in wealth’: postcolonial ecocriticism in Joseph Conrad's "Nostromo"
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"Homes for us, los hispanos": the symbol of the House in in Junot Díaz's "Otravida, Otravez"
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Representing vulnerable and (eco)precarious lives: between social cohesion and exclusion in a globalized world – (Round Table)
Cristina María Gámez Fernández, Susana Nicolás Román, María Porras Sánchez, Carolina Sánchez-Palencia Carazo
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Beyond borders: redefining generic boundaries and threshold identities in Bernardine Evaristo's "Girl, Woman, Other"
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AI embodiments: narrative forms of transhuman vulnerability in the 4th IR.Kazuo Ishiguro's "Klara and the Sun" (2021)
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Feeling climate change: exploring Tanya Tagaq's "Split Tooth" as affective Inuit life writing
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Revisiting ‘The Memory Palace’: disclosing the potentialities of traumascapes in "Vanishing Monuments" (2021)
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Women (re)-writing nineteenth-century entertainment: past and present – (RoundTable)
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"There's no woods left": the mutability of queer hope through William di Canzio's "Alec" (2021) and E.M. Forster's "Maurice" (1971)
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Fear the millenial God: fundamentalism in the post-apocalyptic patriarchal utopia
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Riots, foster homes and a royal wedding: the unequal allocation of vulnerabilityin kit de Waal's "My Name Is Leon"
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When Doris Day lost her home and agreed to be a prisoner: Capitalocene and posthuman dictatorship in Margaret Atwood'’s "The Heart Goes Last"
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When the voice of the refugee is heard: sharing experiences of detention in "Refugee Tales IV"
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"I want to feast with her on the wishes/ of the unseen pilgrims": Catholic tradition and its influence in contemporary Sapphic Irish poets
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"The Wild Irish Girl": overturning gender stereotypes
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Pearse Hutchinson's life and work in Spain: notes from his archive at Maynooth and some insights into his unpublished conversations
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NEW TECHNOLOGIES
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Integrating content and language at the University of Extremadura (ICLUEx): fostering academic literacy in EMI
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Web 2.0 tools and digital natives as students: on the use of blogs in Higher Education
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PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY
Does speaking Andalusian Spanish affect the pronunciation of English as an L2?: the case of aspirated voiceless stops
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The identification of English codas: a longitudinal exploration in CLIL
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Task complexity effects on L2 segmental accuracy in pronunciation-unfocused tasks
Ingrid Mora Plaza, Joan Carles Mora Bonilla, Mireia Ortega Duran, Cristina Aliagas Marín
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POSTCOLONIAL STUDIES
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"The bad blood": affect and posthuman monsters in Two Short Stories by Hiromi Goto
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Settlers or Stewards: towards trans-ethnic cosmopolitanism in Black and Indigenous Vancouverite speculative fiction
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"I wanted to have a spirit": decolonising human-robot relations in Drew Hayden Taylor's Stories
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A tale of futures past: ghosts of partition in Shilpa Agarwal's "Haunting Bombay"
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The intersectionality of caste and gender: Dalit feminism evolving in resistance
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Resilience patterns in Canadian Literature – (Round table)
Ana María Fraile Marcos, Lucía López Serrano, Sara Casco Solís
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‘Try not translating, what happens?’: linguistic opacity in Vivian Pham's "The Coconut Children"
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Merlinda Bobis's "The Kindness of Birds" (2021): planetary love across continents, cultures and species
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Under the same flag: Filipinas writing the nation in the 1920s
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"Britain's broken up with me": the symbol of the break-up in transformative practices of dissent by transnational artists in the UK
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A legacy to his people: "Chronicles from the Land of the Happiest People on Earth" by Wole Soyinka
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Lovely tropical things: museums as institutional tools in Wicomb's Short Story “In the Botanic Gardens”
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PRAGMATICS AND DISCOURSE ANALYSIS
"Has Europe forgiven us for Brexit?": a corpus-based analysis of tweets about the Eurovision Song Contest
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Methodological issues in building diachronic corpora: the corpus of news on economic inequality (1971-2020)
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Mirative extensions in discourse-pragmatic markers: a crosslinguistic study of "finally" and "in the end" in the EuroParl Parallel Corpus
págs. 320-322
Who has been murdered?: a corpus-stylistic analysis of the victim of murder in the TV series "The Killing"
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Exploring stance constructions in the Coronavirus Corpus: an ecolinguistic approach
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"Neuronal ideology": a critical discourse analysis of contemporary neurobiology research paper
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SHORT STORY
The changing masks of death: troping the traumatic real in A.S. Byatt's "Little Black Book of Stories"
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Language and the transcultural self: an exploration of the twenty-first-century Chicano Short Story
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Ecological thresholds and posthuman anxieties: Daisy Johnson's "Fen" (2014)
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Prefiguring phytoacoustics: Roald Dahl's "The Sound Machine" (1949)
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SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND DIALECTOLOGY
Decision-making in the face of fuzzy boundaries: a preliminary discussion
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"As I love the name of "honour"": orthography in the L1 varieties of English
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Second person pronouns in geographical varieties of English: a corpus-based study
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Are we concerned about eating healthily in Spain?: the increasing proliferation of Anglicisms in the field of food and drink
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The expression of (im)politeness in the language of teenagers: the courtesy marker please, taboo vocatives and swear words as three cases in point
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Enregisterment and the nineteenth-century representation of South-Western speech: two examples (paper)
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SYNTAX
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Neg-rasing and question tags in English: an experimental pilot study
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Data and theory hand in hand: determinants of post-auxiliary ellipsis in Modern English
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TRANSLATION STUDIES
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One "espeto de sardinas" coming up!: on the translation of culinary terms in Costa del Sol restaurant menus into English
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Richard Fanshawe's "To Love Only for Love Sake": exploring theatre translation methods in pre-Restoration England
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Retos y censura en la traducción de "Romeo y Julieta": Macpherson vs. Conejero
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US STUDIES
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Meaning vs. Technique: houses in Bernard Malamud's "The Last Mohican"
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Charting the streets of Washington, D.C.: urban inhospitality in Edward P. Jones's "Lost in the City"
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From Washington to Trump: revolutionary literature, contemporary politics, and the myth of the un-American monster
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Un imaginario transnacional: el Oeste norteamericano en la literatura española – (Round table)
David Río Raigadas, Ángel Chaparro Sáinz, Amaia Ibarraran Bigalondo
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Intersecting mental health and climate change in contemporary US Fiction: The case of "Bewilderment" (2021)
págs. 392-393
Washington Irving and the Quixotic satire on erudition: "Salmagundi" (1807-1808) and the British Cervantean tradition
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‘It’s a presence, a perfume, a touch. It’s a soul, a story, a life’: domestic ventures into the Fourth Dimension in Henry James's "The Jolly Corner" (1908)
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