Filología Inglesa y Alemana

2004

1. "A heterogenous welter": the feminist contribution to autobiographical studies

   Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 253

2. "Unlearning endearments": translating the ineffable in Anne Sexton's maternity poems

   Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 343-349

3. (Geo-)graphies of love, voyage and adventure: (re-)defining a postmodern gendered space in Kathy Acker's Don Quixote and George Bowering's Caprice

   Literature, gender, space (Universidad de Huelva), pp. 201-210

4. A controversial issue in the construction of an avant-garde anthology: "language" poetries

   Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 201-208

5. A genre-based pedagogical approach to academic writing

   Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 149-156

6. An interview with Françoise Salager-Meyer

   Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 79-89

7. Architecture in Thomas Hardy's narrative method

   Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 325-333

8. By way of a prologue to "Generaciones"

   Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 361-370

9. Camping in waiting rooms: movement and stasis in Anita Rau Badami's Tamarind Mem

   Literature, gender, space (Universidad de Huelva), pp. 153-163

10. Estudio multidisciplinar de la crítica en los artículos de investigación en inglés y español

    Las nuevas tendencias de las lenguas de especialidad en un contexto internacional y multicultural (Editorial Universidad de Granada), pp. 97-112

11. Evasive devices in literary translation

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 371-379

12. Forty years later: some notes on contemporary British novels

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 223-235

13. Gendering talk in a semi-institutional setting

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 45-59

14. Genre analysis and the novice researcher: the book review and the poster presentation

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 61-77

15. Griselda's heritage: ancestral family bonds in "The clerk's tale"

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 273-280

16. Landscapes of the mind: the influence of nature in Anglo-Canadian poetry

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 263-271

17. Looking through water: the myth of Narcissus in two poems by Gwendolyn MacEwen

    Re-interpretations of english: essays on literature, culture and film (La Coruña : Universidade da Coruña, D.L. 2001), pp. 123-137

18. Margaret Laurence's African lesson: "follow tour heart, and you perish"

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 281-285

19. Openness and closure in women's poetry anthologies: experimentalism vs. canonicity

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 295-300

20. Peter Ackroyd and the project of Englishness

    Traditions and innovations: commemorating forty years of English studies at ULL (1963-2003) (RCEI Ediciones), pp. 335-341