La mujer que escribió Frankenstein

By insisting that women should be equal partners, Pardo Bazán problematically adopted the patriarchal binarism that assigns women to Nature and men to Culture, but she also subverted it by denying its supplemental relationship. Her astute choice and manipulation of masculine cultural models (Realism, not Romanticism; prose, not poetry; Castilian language, not Galician) ultimately won her--despite fierce opposition--inclusion in the Spanish national canon. Furthermore, the study of her thorny relations with emerging Galician nationalism shows that her exclusion from "Galician literature" was...

La lingüística aplicada en el ámbito concreto de la enseñanza/ aprendizaje de lenguas se vale de las innovaciones tecnológicas y hace progresar la disciplina con la incorporación de las TICs, la construcción y utilización de corpus, el aprendizaje colaborativo, las aplicaciones informáticas para fines específicos, la multimodalidad, etc.. Todas estas perspectivas diseñan un prisma renovador en el estudio de las lenguas que, en esta publicación, se articula en un eje temático definido por dos polos fundamentales: telecolaboración y corpus de diferentes tipologías. El carácter...

Winter is coming. Souls' Night draws near. Eostra the Eagle Owl Mage holds the clans in the grip of terror. Torak must leave the Forest and seek her lair in the Mountain of Ghosts, while Renn faces an agonizing decision. Wolf, their faithful pack-brother, must overcome wrenching grief.

Author and Professor Dr. Pablo Valdivia analyzes the contradictions and complexities of the Spanish traditional canon from a transnational approach. Valdivia explores this particular canon as a 'haunted house' by focusing on the specific dialectics of presence, absence and (in)visibilization offered in relevant case studies: Jose Ricardo Morales, Cervantes or Jesus Carrasco, among others. Under the new term of 'disinherited literature', Valdivia advocates for coining critical categories that enrich the study of Spanish texts and shed new light on their radical specificities far from biased...