Volume 8 (1997)
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SANTIAGO ALDEA“Función del préstamo en el discurso propagandístico” CARLOS INCHAURRALDE“El principio de analogía incorporado a una teoría transformacional: Las transformaciones analógicas de Z.S. Harris” MARÍA PILAR NAVARRO"J .D. Primer traductor ingles del Buscón, reconstrucción de su biografía a través de los prefacios de sus traducciones” MARÍA TERESA GOMEZ ARAQUISTAIN AND IGNACIO VÁZQUEZ ORTA“La función de la presuposición y la focalización en la comprensión de las oraciones activas y pasivas” MACARIO OLIVERA VILLACAMPA“Proceso psicológico en la adquisición de una segunda lengua: El inglés” MICAELA MUNOZ CALVO“Los sonetos de Shakespeare: Traductores y traducciones españolas” LUIS IGLESIAS-RABADE“Language and society in the manor of Spelsbury at the end of the thirteenth century” PAZ KINDELAN“The theory of reception and Wuthering Heights” CHANTAL CORNUT- GENTILLE D'ARCY“Oliver Twist: ‘An irreclaimable wretch’” CELESTINO DELEYTO ALCALA“El uso de la memoria en el guión de accident” SUSANA ONEGA “Form and meaning in The Collector” FRANCISCO COLLADO RODRÍGUEZ“Aspectos del mito y la psicología en la novelística anglo-norteamericana del siglo XX”Downloads
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