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Searching for Roth, Kafka, and the Other Europe in Spain
Bryla, Martyna Marika
(Purdue University Press, 2023)
This essay explores the connections between Philip Roth, Franz Kafka, and the conceptual category of "the Other Europe" through the lens of personal experience and academic inquiry. By retracing Roth’s engagement with ... -
Spelling and punctuation practice in London, Wellcome Library, MS 3731 (ff. 3r–43r, f. 125v)
(Servizo de Publicacións de la Universidade de Vigo, 2023-11-24)A large and growing body of literature has investigated the standardization process of the English language in the Late Modern English period (Auer 939–948, Percy 55–79, Tieken-Boon van Ostade 37–51), ... -
Spelling Forms in Competition The Case of -ise vs. -ize
Calle-Martín, Javier (Cambridge, 2021-03-30)
One of the problems of English spelling is the dual representation of the so-called ‘eyes’-words, rendered in discourse as -ise and -ize, both with high-frequency verbs such as modernise/modernize and rare coinages, as in ... -
Standing on the brink of change? The ME receptarium in Wellcome Library MS 409
Moreno-Olalla, David (2014-12-16)
The following paper is intended to present the main features, mostly grammatical but not only, of a receptarium, that is a collection of medical recipes, contained in London, Wellcome Library, MS 409, ff. 16r–54v, 88r–98r ... -
Strategies for the analysis of large social media corpora: sampling and keyword extraction methods
Moreno-Ortiz, Antonio Jesús; García-Gámez, María (Springer, 2023)
In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, social media platforms such as Twitter have been of great importance for users to exchange news, ideas, and perceptions. Researchers from fields such as discourse analysis and the ... -
Strategies for the analysis of large social media corpora: sampling and keyword extraction methods
García Gámez, María; Moreno-Ortiz, Antonio Jesús (Springer Link, 2022-04)
In the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, social media platforms such as Twitter have been of great importance for users to exchange news, ideas, and perceptions. Researchers from fields such as discourse analysis and the ... -
Suffixes in Competition: On the Use of -our and -or in Early Modern English
Calle Martín, Javier; Pacheco-Franco, Marta; Calle-Martín, Javier (Servicio de publicaciones, Universidad de Murcia, 2020)
This paper presents a corpus-driven analysis of the linguistic competition between the suffixes -our/-or in Early Modern English. It is conceived as a state of the art to provide an explanation of the development and ... -
Teaching ELF aware pedagogical strategies to EMI professors of architecture
Pineda-Hernández, Inmaculada Concepción (Estudos Linguísticos e Literários, 2020-04)
The internationalization process of Spanish universities has increased the need for teacher training courses to EMI professors. These training programs have a dual objective, to improve content lecturers’ linguistic skills ... -
The derivation of verbs in Old English and Middle English.
Castillo-Orihuela, Concepción (Ediciones Complutense, 2022)
Within the framework of minimalist syntax, it is argued that the core-syntax derivation of verbs in OE and ME (up to approx. 1450) is regulated by two licensing T(ense) heads (that is, two T Probes) plus a licensing v head ... -
The Deviant Body in Neo-Victorian Literature: A Somatechnical Reading of The Freak in Rosie Garland’s The Palace of Curiosities (2013)
Pettersson, Lin Elinor (Universidad de la Rioja, 2016-04)
The contemporary fascination with historical, social and literary representations of the deviant body calls for new understandings of corporeality that question the body as a purely biological entity, and invites readings ... -
The dissemination of English philosophical works in Spain via translations: The case of Siro García del Mazo’s 'Fundamentos de la moral' (1881) from 'The Data of Ethics' (1879) by Herbert Spencer.
Ramírez-Arlandi, Juan (Universitat de València, 2017)
The dissemination of English philosophical literature in Spain during the last quarter of the nineteenth century calls for an in-depth study of some of the works of Herbert Spencer. His most radical views were recognised ... -
The dissemination via translations of Herbert Spencer's Liberalism in the Hispanic context
Ramírez-Arlandi, Juan (Universidad de La Laguna, 2024-12-19)
This study examines the dissemination of English Liberalism, as expounded by Herbert Spencer in The Man versus the State (1884), by analysing various Spanish translations published in Spain and Hispanic America between ... -
‘The Egiptians adored the Sun, and called it the visible sone of the invisible God’: Clausal Boundaries in Early Modern English Scientific Handwritten Texts
Calle-Martín, Javier; Esteban-Segura, María Laura (Taylor and Francis Group, 2018)
In comparison with late Middle English, a period characterised by a high level of orthographic variation, the beginning of the 16th century witnesses the emergence of an identifiable standard English spelling, which was ... -
The language of happiness in self-reported descriptions of happy moments: words, concepts, and entities
García Gámez, María; Pérez-Hernández, María Chantal; Moreno-Ortiz, Antonio Jesús (Springer, 2022-07)
This article attempts to study the language of happiness from a double perspective. First, the impact and relevance of sentiment words and expressions in self-reported descriptions of happiness are examined. Second, the ... -
The Music-Hall Actress and Transcending Femininity in the Victorian Public Sphere: A Re-Orientation of Her Moral Status.
Pettersson, Lin Elinor (Instituto Universitario de Estudios de las Mujeres (IUEM), 2022-02-18)
The actress, like the prostitute, was one of the female figures who in the nineteenth century bore a certain social stigma for being professionally active in public and non-domestic roles that were considered vulgar and ... -
The neural signature of syntactic processing.
Castillo-Orihuela, Concepción (Ediciones Complutense, 2017)
The aim of this paper is to contribute to the understanding about the processing of syntax in the brain and/or mind of speakers. The focus is specifically on the neural signature of the processing of tense features and of ... -
‘The night before beg'd ye queens's pardon and his brother's’: the apostrophe in the history of English
Calle-Martín, Javier; Pacheco-Franco, Marta (Cambridge University Press, 2023-11-24)
The apostrophe was introduced into the English orthographic system by the mid sixteenth century as a printer's mark especially designed ‘for the eye rather than for the ear’ (Sklar 1976: 175; Little 1986: 15). Whereas the ... -
The Philanthropist in Neo-Victorian Literature: (Im)Proper Femininity, Gender Inversion and Freakishness
Pettersson, Lin Elinor (Universidad de La Laguna, 2017)
The present article singles out the female philanthropist in neo-Victorian fiction to explore the patriarchal unease regarding the unsexing effect of feminism in the mid-Victorian era as well as the literary constructions ... -
The status of English modals prior to their recategorization as T and the trigger for their recategorization.
Castillo-Orihuela, Concepción (ICI Publishers Panel, 2022-09-01)
This is an account of English modals that invokes their exceptional morpho-syntactic tense properties as original preterite-present verbs in order to explain their becoming T elements. Within the framework of minimalist ... -
The Translation of John Stuart Mill's Considerations on Representative Government (1861) in the Spanish-speaking World: A Case Study.
Ramírez-Arlandi, Juan (2024-12)
This article examines the sustained dissemination of John Stuart Mill’s Considerations On Representative Government (1861) through Spanish-language translations on both sides of the Atlantic, from the initial Chilean ...