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Núm. 15 (2011)
Núm. 15 (2011)
Publicado:
2018-01-29
Articles
Divine communications in a Time of Revival: Jonathan Edwards’ Use of ‘Light’ and ‘Water’ Imagery during the Northampton Revival, 1734-35
Juan Sánchez Naffziger
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The Challenge of Going Transethnic: Exploring American Autobiography in the Twenty-First Century
Begoña Simal González
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A Land of Despair and Change: Landscapes of Wealth and Poverty in Selected Plays of Naomi Wallace
Helen Huff
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“Himself armed with a lance:” Mythologizing Transmigrant Experience in Paule Marshall’s the Fisher King
Rebeca Gualberto Valverde
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A Boundary-dissolving Binding: The Eclectic Composition Underlying the First Edition of Leaves of Grass
José Manuel Rodríguez Herrera
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Comparing F. D. Roosevelt and B. H. Obama in Developing Welfare
Carmina Serrano Lanzuela
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Reviews
Arthur Miller’s Global Theater. Ed. by Enoch Brater
Ramón Espejo Romero
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Trabajo. Un relato de vivencias. Louisa May Alcott. Ed. Carme Manuel
María Isabel Porcel García
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Real and Imaginary Cities in dreiser's Sister Carrie
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The Limits of Lovemaking and Community: Infertility in "Their Eyes Were Watching God"
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MY YEAR OF REST AND RELAXATION IN A WORLD WITH NO REST NOR RELAXATION: NARRATIVE PROSTHESIS AND HYPERREALITY IN OTTESSA MOSHFEGH’S NOVEL
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On Racism and the Impossibility of Mourning: A Critical Reading of Rankine’s Citizen (2015)
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“Faggot, Fairy, Pansy… Queer”: Gay/Queer Confrontations in Mart Crowley’s The Boys in the Band
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