Revista Canaria de Estudios Ingleses

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  Año 1985, Número 10

  • The rise of do-support in modern English: A reappraisal

    Thomas Frank

    págs. 1-30

    

  • The debate on the order of The Canterbury Tales

    Norman Francis Blake

    págs. 31-42

    

  • Notas en torno a las innovaciones léxicas en la obra de Christopher Marlowe

    Teresa Fanego

    págs. 43-64

    

  • Recursive premodifications as a literary device in Iris Murdoch's "The sea, the sea"

    Angela Downing Rothwell

    págs. 65-80

    

  • High-rise: interior adventure and fictional space: Topology as metalanguage in J. C. Ballard's fiction

    Francesco Marroni

    págs. 81-94

    

  • William Caxton y la estandarización de la lengua inglesa en el siglo XV

    José Secundino Gómez Soliño

    págs. 95-118

    

  • How to talk about prose style: an example from Golding's Lord of the flies

    Norman Macleod

    págs. 119-140

    

  • "Spot this Munbo Jumbo": Thomas Pynchon's emblems for American culture in "Morality and mercy in Viena"

    Clarie M. Tylee

    págs. 141-156

    

  • El germen de una tanática websteriana: The white devil, act. 5, scene 6

    Clara Calvo López

    págs. 157-174

    

  • Lydgatés use of Chaucer: structure, strategy and style

    A. S. G. Edwards

    págs. 175-182

    

  • Watt: the world, the word of nothingness

    Paul Scott Derrick

    págs. 183-194

    

  • Black women studies in the 1980s: an interview with Beverly Guy-Sheftall

    Justine Tally

    págs. 195-204

    

  • An interview with Alan Sillitoe

    María Donapetry Camacho

    págs. 205-208

    

  • The modernity of Henry Sweet

    John Kelly, John Local

    págs. 209-216

    

  • Henry Sweet as a novelist

    Michael E. C. MacMahon

    págs. 217-222