Cultural Representations of Other-than-Human Nature: Against what one might think, the expression “other-than-human” must not be set against its corresponding “human”. One of the main goals of this collective work is to acknowledge both concepts as part of a harmonic whole integrated in a common environment; that is to say, to suggest the study of the human species in its own environment, looking at how it perceives itself and how it makes visible, imagines and represents other-than-human nature. Specialists...
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Five Women Writers, Five Ways of Writing: This e english translation from "Cinco escritoras, cinco escrituras", the opening book of "Letra pequeña" serie which, is available both in printed and digital format. The five works compiled in this book all share elements that are also common to all the female authors studied: the willingness to be and to express oneself, as well as the desire to construct a ‘self’ upon which to base one’s own identity. In this sense, María Teresa León’s observations about her...
Contemporary Bilingualism Llanito and Language Policy in Gibraltar: A Study: A mixed methods study into language use among young adults in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. It examines attitudes towards speaking English and Spanish, and includes the first ever data set on the code-switching vernacular: Llanito, exploring the uses and acceptance of Llanito in Gibraltarian society. English is found to be the most appropriate language in all settings and Llanito emerges as the language of choice in social and intimate...
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Five Women Writers, Five Ways of Writing (EBOOK): The five works compiled in this book all share elements that are also common to all the female authors studied: the willingness to be and to express oneself, as well as the desire to construct a ‘self’ upon which to base one’s own identity. In this sense, María Teresa León’s observations about her childhood and youth are interesting, as well as her view of men. Equally interesting are the reflections of María Zambrano, the way in which she slowly distances herself...
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Contemporary Bilingualism Llanito and Language Policy in Gibraltar: A Study (EBOOK): A mixed methods study into language use among young adults in the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. It examines attitudes towards speaking English and Spanish, and includes the first ever data set on the code-switching vernacular: Llanito, exploring the uses and acceptance of Llanito in Gibraltarian society. English is found to be the most appropriate language in all settings and Llanito emerges as the language of choice in social and intimate...