Odisea: Revista de estudios ingleses
Año 2016, Número 17. Texto Completo Ejemplar
Susan Hill's Mrs de Winter and Sally Beauman'sRebecca's Tale: “re-visions” of Daphne du Maurier’sRebecca?”
págs. 7-17
Emoticons in transational and interactional exchanges: social networking chitchat versus working negotiation
págs. 19-35
A Complete Woman, but One Who Hates Women”: Un psicópata del tercer género en A Son of the Circus, de John Irving
págs. 37-49
Rewriting King Lear in a Diasporia Context, Rewriting the Nation: Second Generation and Life Goes On
págs. 51-67
Jane Eyre on the Nineteenth Century Spanish Stage: Intertextuality and adaptation in Francisco Morera´s Version of Charlotte Bronte´s Novel
págs. 69-82
Sounding Silence: Inspiration and passiveness in the reading of early modern women
págs. 83-100
"We are not just patriots of a country, but Citizens of the Planet ": Children´s Identity Negotiations in Julia Alvarez´s Return to Sender
págs. 101-118
Ideology Identity and Power: The Linguistic Construction of the voice of the other in two inmigration short stories
págs. 119-138
Why *John can´t contribute Mary money: Constructional behavior of contribute verbs
págs. 139-157
Interpersonality and culture: An approach to the movie review Genre
págs. 159-183
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